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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
'CUBANS WIN FROM
 NEW YORK GIANTS

Long Branch, N. J., June 2s.-The Giants, in charge of Eddie Grant, vis- tied this resort yesterday and were de- feated by the Long Branch Cubans by a score of 6 to 3. Acosta was on the mound for the locals and pitched his usually steady game. He received brill liant support by his teammates. Schupp and Ritter divided the box work for the Giants, and both were touched up rather lively at times.
 Consecutive hitting by the locals in the third inning tallied three runs and practically won the game for them. as Acosta held them perfectly safe for the balance of the game.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Electric Cable Go. Employees Have Great
 Time At Field Day

l. Employs from the Bridgeport and New York offices of the Electric Cable Go. had a great time at the field day held here, last Saturday. The New York baseball team beat the local force at baseball by IS to Is ip a con test staged at Seaside park. After the game the entire party adjourned to Lehmann's for shore dinner. Speeches were made by Lieut. Gov. wilson. President Moore of the com pany and others. The New Hork marty made the trip here on a yacht.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Langford and McVea
 To Meet in Boston

Boston, June 28.-The two sadns, Mcvea, and Langford, both coffee col ored performers and stars of their race in the fstic world, are earded for little battle in the Hub tomorrow night, This should furnish a lively evenine for the members of the Atlas A A. as neither fighter is particularly stuck on each other and besides Lang ford has been very anxious to get a crack at the big Californian fighter.
 While on paper the fight looks like g. pretty even affair, the general opin- ion in this section is that Langford, owing to his hitting power and gem eral ring experience should win. How ever, if NIevea shows hds real form. Iangford will have to deliver his best i to get a verdict.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
FINISHES DOUBLE PLAY BEFORE HE
 IS KNOCKED OUT

Chicago, Jlne 2s-Ffrst Baseman Howard of the St. Louis Browns. was Injured in a collision with Weaver at first base in yesterdays game with the White sox. and had to be carried off the field.
 He took Viewers grounder and beat the local shortstop to first for the put, and while lying upon the ground threw to Agnew and completed a do14ble playIby catching Felsch coming across the plate before collapsdng.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
ELECT MILLBURN CAPTAIN OF YALE
 BASEBALL SQUAD

New Haven, June 2s.-The Yale baseball team broke training on Sat- urday night and had a dinner at the Hotel Vanderbilt Arthur 1L MilbuRn of Haverstraw, N. Y., was elected cap tain for next season. Milburn proper ed at Exeter. Henry l.. Nash, elect ed Harvard captain, prepared at New ton High school. M1FbUrn is a. sec ond baseman and Nash is d1rst base man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Major NaLkajirIla and Captain Hash imotO, Japanese officers fighting with the Russian army at Lenqberg. com mitted suicide when the fortress fell, rather than stand what they consid- cred the dishonor; of being made pris- oners of Nar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Minister of War AIillerand of France announced that the observance of July IA, the French national holiday com memoratng the fall of Bastile, will not be marked by a, review at Long champs of the troops of the Paris gar rison, syforrnerIy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Mrs Harvey Meade, wife of .. tray cling salesman, was attacked in her home at Norton, Vt, by a negro, who then fled to the mQuntains. State troops were asked foA to prevent a lynchtng, in case the negro is caught.
 Alexander Kenealy.- editor of the London ''DaiIy Mirror,,''- well known as a newspaper man, died at Hasle- mere, Surrey, of heart trouble.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
GAMES TODAY.

Jersey City in Providence. Newark in Richmond. Rochester in Buffalo Toronto in Montreal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston in New York12). Brooklyn in Philadelphia. Chicago in Cincinnati.
 Pittsburgh in St. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS. No games scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Thomas G. F1oGuey, an attorney of Washington, D. C., was arrested in a, Pittsburgh hotel on 8 charge of nIr- derous assault on his father-i11-1a.vv FranIxIyn Schneider, a millionaire can dy manufacturer. Schneider was not seriously injured.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

New York in Boston. Philadelphia in Washington. Cleveland in Detroit. St. Louis in Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
srANDINC OF THE CLUES.

GAMES TODAY. Chicago in Brooklyn. St. Louis in Baltimore. Pittsburgh in Buffalo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RECK g SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
sArVJRDAvs REsVuTs
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The ProV1dence-NeWar games DO poned on account of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
TRUCK DRIVER CARUSO
NOT AFRAID OF FAME
Reassures Wife, Who breads In
roads of Sudden Wealth.

81 wouldn't lose you for a million"
So said Morris Horn, the truckman
with the Caruso voice, who is now
being trained for grand opera by Mil
ton Aborn, to his wife, Yetta, the other
night, when a Tribune reporter per
suaded the couple to take dinner with
him.
az wouldn't lose you for a million
When / sing in the Metropolitan, Yetta,
you be my secretary, yen ?"
What is it, a secretary" asked
Yetta, anxiously. 81 don't want to be
anything only your wife"
Sure" Morris replied. can I'll be
your husband, amt it,"
Horn, according to Mr.. Aborn, has a
great voice-so great that he is now
drawing s25 week for having 1t
trained. and will 60 fifty-iifty with Mr..
Aborn when he appears on the stage.
1t is this vision of wealth that worries
Yetta She prefers her life at PIG East
Eighth Street, in the two rooms with
the rickcty chairs and souvenirs OF her
native Rumania, 10 the lights OF Broad
way.
"Yetta's always one way laughin' and
one way cryin'," said Horn last night:
"She says to me she's afraid my head
will get too big an I'll forget her.
"She should worry. guess"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
Mexico Must Be Unified"
Before the People Can Vote

Washington, Oct. l6. The last meet
ing Of tho Pan-Amcrican conference
will be held Monday az the State De
partment The recognition Of Car
rama has been formally approved by
the six Latin-American governments
represented at the conference. and only
the manner In which recognition is to
be extended remains 10 be dcterm ned
Secretary Lansing believes the sim
plcst method. since some Of the CON
ference powers have no diplomatic rep
Iesentatlves in Mexico. - to call Elisio
Arrcdoudo. Carranza's confidential
agent hero, into the conference and
hand him formal notification 20 b.
transmitted 20 Carranza II is prob
able that this way viii he adopted.
Nr. Ar'edondo is going 20 Mexico 20
meet his chief within. few days.
Tho selection ~ IN American Ambas-
sadcr 10 Mexico has not vet been made.
u is understood however, that the APP
po.ntment will be made within the
dinIomatic .ervice. probably among the
diplomats now accredited 10 South
America.
l. is expected here that General Car
rama viii demonstrate his good faith
by issuing proclamation shortly after
his recognition. outlining the policy Of
MS govern cicnt ON international cues
,ious and announcing his position on
national elections Ii is understood
that the provisional government will
remain I'm power until tho ur.iication Of
Mexico a complete. as General Car
rama repeatedly has stated that an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
NEW TAX BILLS TO BE FRAMED
Mills Committee Will Hold Hearings
on Substitutes for Assessment.

Substitutes for the personal property
tax were discussed yesterday by Sena-
tor Ogden Mills's legislative commit
tee. which met in executive session at
Senator Mills's residence, 9 East
Fighty-fourth Street. Tentative plans
Mill Re announced early in November,
Senator Mills said, to be followed by
hearings in New York and in the prin-
cipal upstate cities. He issued this
statement:
"The committee at It's executive SEES
sion this morning decided to have the
principal suggestions as to possible
substitutes for the personal properly
tax nut into the shane of definite bills
and amendments to the present law. II
is impossible TO judge the merits or
dement's of any plan, perfect though II
NAV be in theory. until II has been
worked out in all its details. and the
committee. before coming to any den
mite or final conclusion. desires the
benefit which will accrue from dis
cussion and criticism OF suggestions
that have been made when these sugges-
lions have been reduced 10 concrete
and definite shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
MEMBER OF WILSON
HOUSEHOLD TO WED
Miss Hagner, First Social Secre-
tary in White House, En-.
Gagged TO Baltimore Man.


Washington. Oct. Is Another White
House engagement was announced to-
day. DR.. and Mrs. Francis Z. Hacner
announced the engagement, OF their sis
ter, Miss Isabella l.. Hagner, tho social
secretary at the Executive Mansion. TO
Norman James. Of Baltimore The we'd
ding will either closely precedc or fol-
low that cf the President and Mrs.
Norman Gait. and will take place at
the home OF DR.. Hagner in Nineteenth
Street
Miss lIagncr was the first social sec
rotary in the White House. being Sc
locted from among tho CLERKS Of ono OF
tho departments by Mrs. Roosevelt:
The position was unique and rosAlted
IN several striking innovations IN the
management % Write House affairs:
Miss HaCncr. under the direction Of
Mrs. Roosevelt. made. ever the Nnlte
House list used for sending olt IN
vitatioae for receptions and Dinners
and while il lost much OF rs Official
aspect and assumed an atmosphere 81
smart New York society. IL also gained
iu accuracy. and White House clerks
ceased 20 send Invitations addressed
20 Senators and their wives who had
been dead for months or years.
Miss Hegncr's family is one Of the
oldest and mos, distinguished i1 The
capital. having Tor Gcver"l generations
held government Offices.
NJ. James is 81 w;dower and the
father OF three children. lie is we'll
known in Baltimore society. Concrat-
ulations from the White House and
elsewhere have poured in on Miss liag-
ner al day. President Wilson will Sc
let a wedding gif, to be sent to her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
DETECTIVES NOSES DETECT
IcdOformed SIS Plant Holds Y. VI. {. A..
Instructor as Thief.

Charged with grand larceny, George
s. Lewis, twenty-five years old, an in
structor in the gymnasium al the Bed
ford Branch of the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association. was held
IN 81 500 bail in the Gates Avenue
Court yesterday. The complainant was
George T. Patton. detective. who said
Lewis stole $50 from his locker.
Another detective, Charles Battalora.
was called in 10 investigate the locker
robberies. He introduced Patton to
Lewis as man who wanted TO reduce
weight" Patton said he did lose five
pounds. plus his 500.
In setting the trap Battalora sprln-
kled iodoform on one S. and five $40
hills. He left them in Patton's wallet
in the locker The detectives said they
smelled iodoform on Lewis as he passed
ard arrested him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17
s12O,S51,S 800 SWORN OFF
Ont of LEGS Examined Only 247 Have
psen Held for Personal Property Tax.

One hundred and eleven persons who
Rad been tentatively assessed on per-
sonalty for S7,l9O,s00 were examined
by the tax commissio ners yesterday.
out Of this number the examiners
,,.re able TO hold onl, nineteen Tor
anal assessment of s2l3,350. So far
! 9ss have been examined in the Man
haitian office on a tentative assessment
Of sl22. 4Oi 400. OF this number oniy
2a7 have been held for final assess
ment of 81 ,649,6OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17

any plot 70 turn Jusrez over 10 Car
rsnlstas.
That plot has been discovered 10
turn over Juarez. Chihuahua City and
al the northern portion Of Chihuahua
State 70 the Carranzlstas was indicated
tonight by the announcement given
sgt in Juarez that General Villa was
returning 20 the border from Casas
Grsndes with strong force
Ornelas Called Plotter.
General Medinaveytia. who now is
N command in Juarez, says he fight
o. General Ornelas and all # the Of
itisls Of Juarez was the result Of his
discovery that all were implicated in
conspiracy 10 surrender that city and
Chihuahua TO Carrauza.
With a large sum Of money in his
lo'sesslon Francisco Chavez, chief Of
ne Conhscations Office at JuareZ,
'iossed TO the American side to-day,
according 20 advices az the Carranza
igthey. u was said he was expected
Hgye the Money 20 the Carranza gov
Ennent
The Carrsuza Consulate to-day noti-
"d General CarIanza that the Villa
generals, Rueda and Urlel Loya and
'''t Arroyo, who recently revolted and
we're reported headed for Torreon, are
q neif way 20 Sonora. instead, and
s1,s met and defeated the Villa forces
San Niguelito, in the Bavispe dis
rst.
fierro Rose Through Valor.
ne death OF General Rodolfo Fierro,
,,naally reported tonight from
..aisl, removes from the Villa cam
tsr one Of is most notable leaders.
RENO sprsng into prominence at the
ne o. the death Of William Benton,
BRUSH subject az Juarez. two years
E0' ben;on's death. which has never
'sh satisfactorily explained. has been
S 70 ferro Villas bodyRuard.
Vsnlg one Of Villas critical battles
ss'fo, N the face % a deadly fire,
."soaped a troop train. preventing the
IVA o. Huerta achievements. This
.s'o OF valor is said 20 have won him
'a generslship.
-ier Fierro became notorious as an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-17

eNecutioner. One Of his exploits. as
reported from the battlefield. was the
shooting Of more than thfee hundred
prisoners taken in battle. He is re-
ported 20 have killed the men as they
stood IN n row and as rapidly as his
aid could feed his gun.
Fierro. says the official announcement.
met death while fording lake near
Villa Ahumada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Rosya a WIOchy.

Rzym, 81 marca. - Ciekawa
wymiana zdai istnieje pomiedzy
prasami rosyjska w}oska: ro-
syjska prasa zamiescila artykuiy
protestujace przeciwko zbyt da--
leko idacym uroszczeniom w}o--
skim mad Adryatykiem, mad kto--
rym na BaIkanie tax wielu mie--
ska Sfowian, "a ktoryrni Rosya
ujmowac sic ME przestanie. S1o-
wianie tamtejsi ME zamienia tyl-
ko jarzma austryackiego ma wlo-
skic - przecie. ;. Odpowiadajac
pokojowo, prasa wioska zazna--
CA, IL czy Austrya bedzie pano-
waIa mad wschodninli brzegami
Adryatuku, czy powstanie tam
wielka Serbia, to pewna, re
Wloch rola ma brzegach tych
musi zostac znacznie polepszona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Narada wojenna W
Berinie.

Berlin, 81 msrca- - w pa&acu
eesarskim W Berlinie odbywa sic
walna narada wojenna - glow
ME z powodu przybycia z Tur--
cyl feldmarsza1ka v. d. Goltza,
doradcy nierniechego przy boku
suStana Mahometa; Goltz zapew-
ne wazne przywioz1 wiesci, ponie-
waz W drodze z Tureyi do Me
mice odwiedzif dwory Bu3garyi
Serbii Przedmiotem narad wo-
jennych Jest kwestya zaradzenia
trudnosciom na wschodnfm tea
nze wony, wytworzonych Pc
wzieciu Przemysla przez Rosyan,
dalej pogfosd i sksonnoSci poko-
lowe W Austryi, ktora naciskana
przez Rosye, slaba wewnatrz z
powodu rewolucyi slowiahskieh j
niecheci wegierskich - pragnie
pokoiu z Rosya, by modz sic
xwr6cie przeciwko Wlochonn.
grozacym coraz wyrazniej =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Stanowisko Wioch.

Rzyn, 81 marca. - We W]o--
szech nastroj wojenny osiagnai
punkt nieledwie kulminacyjny-
stan wojenny dzis-jutro bedzte O.
gloszony - wojska znaczne od-
chodza do Lombardyi ma .polnoc-
ne pogranicze austryackie, SLIME
ufortyfikowane - cenzura wiado-
mosci juz bardzo scisla, cd jutra
zostanie jeszcze zacieSniona. Pc
stronie austryackiej juz zadnych
ME moze bye wstpieii = co do in
tencyi: zbroja sic tam W poSpie-
sznem temple, oczekuja zaczepki
wioskiej lada momentu: Gale po-
granicze po}udniowe zos;alo po--
teznie ufortyfikowane, a kraj zmie
nil nieledwie wyglad topografi-
czny, poniewaz poznoszono do
my, wyrabano lasy zasianiajace
widoki i linie dziaian artyleryj-
skich; wszystkie przejScia W go
rach So obsadzone armatami. Mia
sta Lublana Pola port maja bye
podstawami .dziaian wojennych-
wielkie wojska nagromadzono W
Trydenckiem Tryestenskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
WALK " KARPATACH.
AustryaCy ciagna ma ChoCimL
Libawa bombardowana
Walk na zachodzie Europy,
SpraWy Morskie.
Japoxlia a Chiny l..

groza rowniez coraz powazniej
Grecya i Buigarya, ktora ostatnio
przeszla do Sprzynierzonych -
tn przedmiot narad przechodzi
do spraw Turcyi zagrozonej bez-
posrednio w Dardanellach. Jakim
Jest przebieg owych narad - ME
Jest wiadomem.
Berlinskie doniesienia g}oszq,
re po naradzie ces. Wilhelmem
(generalnej naradzie wojenneD
marszaiek v. d. Goltz odjecha} z
cesarzem do wojsk we Francyi.
- w miejsce ranionego W O.
statnich bojach generaia v. Klu-
cka - ces. Wilhelm ma zamiar "a
mianowaG dowodca korpusu Klu-
cka syna swego ks. Eitel Fryde-
ryka. Podobno Kluck zostal "a
niony, gdy w wielkiem uniesienm
po gwaitownej sprzeczce z ces.
Wilhelmem, opuScil namiot
wyszedi ma okopy, W chwili, gdy
tam najgoretszy wrzal ogien ME
przyjacielsh. =. Co ma tenn praw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Zmiana frontu niemie.
ckiegO ma ZachOdzie.

Haga, 81 marca. - Korespon-
denci prasowi teatru wojny na
zachodzie Erropy donosza, ze
Niemcy So W goraczkowych przy-
gotowaniach okoio zmiany from
tn bojowego na SVEN suzydle
prawem, ii. W Belgii: mianowi-
Gle wskutek znacznych postepow
Rosyan na wschodnim terenie, W
Polsce, a przedewszystkiem wsku
tex zdobycia Przemysla, urucho-
mienia srmii przemyskiej na--
poru Rosyan W Karpaty na Kra-
kow, Niemcy - musza wycofac
pewna Geese wojsk zachodnich
swych ini wespra niemi inie
wschodnie - wskutek tego Okla
za{a sic potrzeba opuszczenia Ii
Nil obron rzeki User, a zato u
tworzona bedzie nova lnia obron
nieco na zachod cd Bruxeli. -
wielkie liczby wojsk juz ciagna
na Inie te nowe. dawniej jul
zreszta przygotowane, arrnaty
ciezhe juz tez tam przenosza. .Je-
Sli doniesienie to sic sprawdzi, be
die to nowy dow6d zwichniecia
planow niemieckich na zachodzie
i faktycznego stracenia Rampant
dotychczasowej. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Neutralni ma Poinocy.

Piotrogrod, 81 marca. - Pi--
sma rosyjskie oglaszaja, IL pomie-
dzy Szwecya, Norwegia i Dania
zostaio utworzone przymierze
zaczepno odporne, ktorego ce--
lem jest wsparcie Szwecyi przez
diva inne pahstwa skandynaw--
skie, ma wypadek zaczepki ze
strony Rosyi. Ostatnio Szwecya
zabroniia wywozu calego szere-
gu artyku}ow potrzebnych dc
wyrobu broni - pragn$c je "a
trzymac w kraju - znaczy tc
zbroienia. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
WYCOFUJA Sic I MAD YSERY,
Narada Wojenna W Ber|inie.

deracyi - wolno juz jakoby pi-
sac o niej. -. Wegry ujmuja O.
becnie ster praw austryackich: W
razie zawarcia pokoju - W kaz-
dym razie ME uw}aczajacego i ME
ponizajscego Austryi - Wegrzy
spodziewaja sic zyskac nareszcie
zupesna niezawisiose, Pokoj O.
czywista miaIby bye zawarty tyl-
ko z Rosya - a w6wczas All
strys mialaby wolne rece do
dziaiania przeciwko Wlochom. ia
kie jej stanowisko by}oby nadal
wzgledem Serbii - ME pisza o
tenn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
SprawY TurcYi. .
Stanowisko Grecyi / Bulgaryi.
W1ochy a Austrya.

Jakim jest rezultat narad z Col
item ME wiadomo; pewnem jest
tylko, IL Bulgaria zblizyla sic
bardzo Rumunia i stoSunkl wa
JENNIE uwidocznianc w prasie O.
bu panstw sa nader serdeczne. Re
wnie Rumunia ,jak Bulgaria -
tax sadza powszechnic W najbliz,
szej przyszlosci vienna udzia} W
wojnie to po stronie Sprzymie-,
rzonych. ..
Nisz, 81 marca. = Rzai serb
ski polecit posiowi swojemu W
Paryzu oSwiadczyc publicznie, il
Serbia wytchnawszy - przygoto-
wana Jest do novel ofensywy
inwazyi Austryi, ale obecnie We
szla W Scisle zupelnie porozumie-
ME re SprzymierAonymi i W mysl
ugody wsp6lnego kierownictwa
woiny - zacznie dzialac, gdy O.
trzyma po temu dyrektywe cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Co sic dzieje W Austryi

Wieden, 81 marca. - Cenzura
wzmocniona do niemozliwosci,
zadnych ME przepuszcza wiesci.
w kraju nastroj przygnebienia
powszeohnego, opdszczenia bez-
radnosci; giod; bunty slowiais--
kich ludlow aczkolwiek zdaje sic
ME nalezycie zorganizowane po-
wtarzaja sic co chwila; ma We
grzech malkontentacya: z Buda-
pesztu pisma podaja wiadomosc,
IL dzieki .przedstawieniom pre-
miera hr. Tiszy (Wegra) kwe--
stya pokojowa coraz wiscej z
dniem kazdym zyskuje- ma konsy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Stanowisko Pa1stw
Neutralnych.

Ateny, 81 marca. Przybyi tn
dawniejszy premier Venizelos, co
uwazajs "a zapowiedz jego po--
wrotu do steru rzadow: Venizelo-
sa wjezdzajacego do stolicy thu
my witaly entuzyastycznie, wzno
szac okrzyki domagaisce sic woj-
ny. Venizelos przemawial. Po--
dobno giowna przyczyna dla kto-
rel Grecya do wojny dotad ME
przyisczyis sic, jest sam krol
Konstantyn, ktory jako spokrew-
niony blisko z Hohenzollernami,
uprawia ma divorce slime sympa-
tye niemieckie wojnie przeciw
Niemcom sic sprzeciwia: krol u
tracii z tego powodu wiele na po-
pularnosci, ale spodziewac sic ma
ley, re opinia publiczna tenden-
eva narodowa rych}e vienna go
re W Grecyi.
Sofia, 81 marca. - Bawil tu W
przejezdzie do Rumunii feldmar-
szaIek v. d. Goltz i konferowal z
krolem Ferdynandem j premie--
rem buigarskim: ofiarowaa on
Bu1garyi pozytywnie imieniem
Turcyi i Niemiec regulacye gra-
nicy wzdiuz rzelzi Ergene -
wrsz z Adryanopolem - jezeli
Buigarya zachowa neutralnose.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-31
Walk W Dardanellach

Londyn, 81 marca. - Donosza
z Bosforu, "a w walkach dwu
dni ostatnich najciezsze uszko--
dzenia poniosi fort turecki Ellmas
kt6ry jednak SLIME sic odstrzeli,
wal atakujacym go okretom ro--
syjskim: dzia1a rosyjskie zbu--
rzyly stare murowane bastyony,
oraz nowe ziemne fortyfikacye,
opatrzone ciezkiemi dzialami ME
mieckiemi. Garnizon fortu Eli
mas uszedl w poplochu z linii
strzalow. Potwierdza sic wiado-
moSci, il Turcy slime wojska sku-
piaja W poblizu Konstantynopo--
la ma brzegach obu - europej--
skim azyatyckim - widocznie
wojska te przygotowywane So ma
wypadek ladowego ataku sprzy--
mierzonych ma stolice.
Konstantynopol-Berlin, 81 &c
marca. - Niemiecko-tureckie in
formacye utrzymuja, IL flota
sprzymierzonych w Dardanel--
ZACH ostatnimi easy bardzo ME
wiele okazywaia czynnosci, sama
ponioslszy W cieSninach dotkliwe
szkody. s
Londyn, 81 marca. = Potwier-
dza sic doniesienie 0 dwu potez-
nyob atakach flotowych jed
nym napowietrznym, wykona-
nych przez Rosyan ma Konstan--
tynopol. Sprzymierzeni organi--
zuja armie ladowe do ataku ma
Gallipoli. Cd niedzieli codziennie
pc pare godzin bombarduja okre-
ty sprzymierzonych forty darda--
nellskie.