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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-13

Plainfleld were in town Monday look
ing over the church and parsonage.
Mrs. Ellison Smith Of Norwich spent
the week end visiting her mother, Mrs.
Patton.
Louis Hurlbutt of Hartford has re-
turned home after spending week in
town.
, The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Union Baptist church met
Wednesday, afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. A.sChapman.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-13
POMFRET CENTER,

Cine Hundred and Twenty five Enjoy
Neighbors' Night at Wolf Dem
Grange.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-13
Outlook for Peace.

Outlook for Peace. 800
Peace may be slow to come, but It
looks as if it might be here before
the end of the New Haven trial. -
New York Mail. s-.:-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-13
HANOVER

Norwich Speaker at Congregational
chureh-Resisnatien Of Rev. M. J. q.
Fuller. ---,-..~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
VILLA BEGINS SENDING HIS
RETREATING FORCE TO SONORA

Official announcement from Casas
Grandes that the beginning Of the west
ward march Of the villa forces from
Casas Grandes to Sonora has begun,
was received by Juarez officials last
night Within 10 days il was said the
cavalry would be in Sonora
Pancho Villa Is said to be personally
directing the movement Jose E ROdri-
guez is said TO be in command OF the
cavalry.
The first battle with the forces OF
Gen. P. Elias Gales, heading the So
nora Carranza troops. is expected to
occur in the district Of Aqua Prieta,
near Douglas, Ariz.
Arrivals from the Parral district OF
Chihuahua today report troops being
moved westward in three divisions,
one TO Rosario at the end OF the ParraI
line from Chihuahua city for the pur-
pose Of reaching Sinaloa, another from
Chihuahua city TO Minaca and the third
northward to JuareZ TO entrain for
Casas Grandes- Nearly 50 troop trains
are routed north from Jimenez 10
Juarez, il was reported.
All troops are disarmed, their rifles
and ammunition being transported in
sealed box cars.
Villas plans, il was said, included
a more or less protracted stay at
Casas Grandes as a base for western
operations To this end II was said
supplies and materials Of all sorts are
moving in troop trains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
arizona BANKS
CAIN S3,381,381
Increase in Resources Dur
ing Six Months Shows the
States Prosperity.

Phoenix. Ariz. oct ---~Arizona banks
during the past SIX months nave lIlaue
a gain in resources OF S3-a64s9ol-z0' dS
shown by the semi-annual figures com
DiIed bv the state bank controller, J. C.
mis- gain Of more than S percent re-
fleets a prosperity which mas come 70
Arizona during a period when eastern
states were feeling business uepIes-
sion as a result of the European war
As an evidence OF the prosperity Whlcl
has struck Arizona, the bank deposits
during the six months period snow a
gain of $2,931, 204-
The As state banks reported a Gain
of S2I5S. 4S7.20 in deposits and aTIOunt
due banks. and the Is national banks
an Increase of S772.717.16 in the same
item. making a total Of over $500, 900.
Undivided profits of state Ranks in
creased SS3.197.45 during &he year.
while national banks reported a gain
Of ss9.775.S4 in surplus gid undivided
Resources T.taI s6.e7s.sse.n.
Combined resources 81 state and ma
tiOnal banks total /S41. SIS, SS6.41, Of
which S2613S.O184S Is reported by state
banks and Sl5,5 .t-S67.93 by national
banks The Iyfmer decreased their
loans, discouECs and overdrafts S341, $50
during the year, while national banks
reported an increase Of S36S,551 In the
sane item for the period.
CochiSe Makes Big Gains.
In the mining districts and mining
centers the Increase in financial
strength has been especially notice
able In Bisbee and the Warren dis
trict the four banks gained in re-
sources during the six months SOL
3g827 and the deposits increased $685.
1914 In Douglas the bank resources
were increased Sl95,291-50 and the e
posts S1TA2S5.50. The total gain in
Cochise county bank resources was
1852. 1856 and in deposits 500, s15-14-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
CITY PROPERTY
FIFTY MILLION
Assessor Boosts Assessed Val
uation; $50, 900 Warehouse
For United States.

Ell Paso's assessed valuation will
total $4,000. 900. according to the
figures prepared by collector and
assessor W. P. McSain. The exact
amount Of the assessed valuation has
not yet been arrived at by the city
assessor but he is preparing MS report
for the board of equalization ana mas
fixed the total estimate at S7VVUV'UVu-
The assessed valuation last year was
JTdge Dan NJ. jackson administered
the ostb TO MAYOR Tom Lea and alder
men j. W. Fisher, J. p. O,Connor ana
r. b Stevens and ". G. Jolly friday
morning as a board Of equallzalioh anu
they will begin hearing objections 70
the city assessments on OctoDeI l.
THE assessments have been raised IN
the business districts, in the south part
OF the city where they have always Deen
low and in Alexander addition, winch
is being improved
$4,000 Warehouse.
A building permit for the new = >
ouartermaster depot warehouse mas
been taken out by John Mulligan VINO
viii build it Sqd lease it to the govern
rnenr- The warehouse will be erected
at the corner Of Mills and and lamp , pen
streets and will cost $4,000 me
building will be three stories high and
will be of concrete and steel conStruc-
ton. The floors VIII be built with eX-
ira reinforcing, the 1lrst IOOr 10 nave
a strength Of 500 pounds to the square
inch and the upper floors 400 polrndz to
the square inch
Three BungalQNs-
Creel & Phillips have started work
on three new bungalows which they
are building for sale Two Of +se'E .-ill
be built on Tularosa street and will
cost $500 each. = The cziTd one will
be built oRLebanon street at a cost
Of $500.
W L Rider has bought four room
bungalow in Altura Park. on Nash
Vile street from c. H. Leaven for
S2S50.
V. B. Leonard has also bought the ad-
Joining house on Nashville street from
c. II. Leaven for S2850-
A. T. Licata has bought a new bun
galow on Bisbee street in East FL Paso
for $4,000 1t was owned by r "
Williams
All Of these sales were made by Creel
& Phillips.
During the first nine months Of
1915 there have been a total Of $4,000
600 in building permits issued by the
city building inspector 5 office The
permits issued for September totaled
S25s4 35 and included $50 permits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
-AY. CHEESMAN, FORMER
Ell PAS0 MASON. DIES

Allied W. Cheesman. former general
agenufor the sunset Ines in FL Paso.
died n Shreveport. Ia THURSDAY
night w. II. NIcCullogeb- recorder OF
the Scottish Rite IN II Paso, received
a messge Friday mornfnr announc-
ing the cath Of the former FL Pasoan-
Mr.. Ckesman left n Paso in 1910
and Wentto Shreveport where he was
with the southern Pac7fic line. Later
ne resignq to become recorder Of the
Scottish tte- he vas also deputy Tor
the inspecar geSFT ~ the Scottish
Rite of nstheS + C-,isiana and past
master Of tf-,--T Iodge OF AIasous
for LouislaIE me Scottish Kite VIII
conduct Hdosb funeral at midnight
saturday ah~f me grand lodge of Ma
sons VIZ - charge OF the ser Nlc99
az Ins - Re q Shreveport Sunaas-
nlls II IRE r. Cheesnan was uls-s
ter OF tne!Rio lrande council. kni nights
OF kaaosf andle was also one OF the
1s,.-s~@sSSers inthe plan 70 buy Lne
present site Of he Scottish KITE ca
thedraL
A freight department is a son Of AI-
Cheesman. Mr. Cheesman was o.
years old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
PHONOGRAPHS, CLOCKS AND
TABASCO SAUCE ARE SEIZED

Two Photographs. three hall clocks.
an ancient model sewing machine, two
guitars and a banjo. a garden hose, a
dozen bottles of tabascO sauce and
butcher tools were found in a house
between Broadway and Oregon street
on Sixth street
The police went there TO arrest some
Mexicans on a charge of having mari
huana in their possession. When the
place was searched three trunks were
found filled with goods believed TO have
been stolen and the goods cOnfiscated
and two MeXicans, who gave the name
of o. lara Virginia Pena and L Buste-
mente were taken TO the police station
pending an investigation Of the case
r. F. Sherman reported the theft of a
suitcase from an auto in the rear OF the
Hotel Orndorff Thursday afternoon.
The suitcase contained some jewelry
and valuable papers
Charles Bertram. OF 1919 Myrtle
avenue. reported the loss Of his bicycle
Thursday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
STOCK ACTOR TELLS LIONS
THIS OLD WORLD IS CROOKED

The world is not round, nor square,
but crooked" said Hap" Farnell. en-
tertainer from the Taylor Stock com
panv at the Lions luncheon at Hotel
Sheldon Friday. Additional guests
were DR.. L. Lawler. D. B. Mythaler and
j. H. Abel The luncheon was presided
over by F. A. Farrell
George BathEate was named as
chairman Of the next III .cheon; o. H
Aultman, roll call leader: T. c. Hecox,
10 relate why he is a Lion. and J. W
Hale 10 give a yell. song or dance.
Those present at the luncheon were
J. W. Peak. E. Z. Ryan. S X Albright.
C. $ T. Folsom, George BathEate. G.
D. Miller. VIM r. Taylor. DR.. 6. Hag-
gard Rider, +. A Farrell. r 3. Orn-
dorff. r +. Davis, A J. Fraser. W. H.
Wagner, Z ". Young. d. B. Nythaler
DR.. L. E Lawler. c. c. Hill. Leo Ferlst
T. C. Hecox, J. w. Hale, O. A Aultman
DR.. J. Z. Mcneil. DR.. R ;. Cummins, k
II. Aber. 'sHap" Farneu and L. r Nc
ClintOck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
NEW FIRE CHIEF RECRUITING
DEPARTMENT TO MAXIMUM

The Central fire department is beng
recruited to the maximum strength OF
eight men to each apparatus and CHIEF
John Wray is working to have eacn
department in the city recruited to the
same number OF men,
Friday he announced the appointment
Of Burt Legross, Of the auto fire en-
CINE: Charles Stewart. of the hook ana
ladder truck, and j. E Lyon, Of the en-
CINE company, all at the Central sta
ton. TO be lieutenants Of the depart
ment He also announced the appoint
ment Of Roy Pegram- j. H. Boone, Il w =
Holton as members OF the hook ana
ladder company at the Central station
Friday morning the downtown De
partment was given practice in ascend
ing to the fourth floor Of building
with fire hose. The practice was made
i'm "a seconds and chief Wray says he
wishes his men to makc---fs tespNl.l
less time /-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
EEfFFTC OFFICERS MAKE
MORE AUTOMOBILE ARREST

Emilio Arrallo was arrested for turn
ing his uickle car in the middle Of the
block B. Pratts was charged with
reckless driving. Burguer Bros. were
charged with running an auto without
tail lights on il. the FL PasO Foundry
company was charged with blocking
traffic with an auto. All of these
arrests were made Thursday night
Friday morning Jose Gonzalez Eas
charged with overlooking his car and
Rafael Cara was charged with allow
inE the engine Of his car to run while
standing on the street and T. FavilO
was charged with taking passengers
into a nickel car while in the midle
of the street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
Gu MAS IS GUT
Of BY GALES
Claims Mobs Looted City;
Claims to Hold Many So
Nora Points of Vantage.

Guaymas. the southern railroad ter
minus Of the Southern Pacifico OF
Mexico IN Sonora, and the important
port Of the Sonora Vnlista govern
ment on the gulf of California, is re-
ported cut off from rail communica-
ton with the outside world, according
to dispatches received in FL Paso
Friday morning from Gen. p. Elias
Gales, commanding COusututionallst
forces in Sonora Gen Gales says the
place was looted Wednesday by mObs-
The news Of the occupation Of a
point of the railroad line TO the north
out of Guaymas and the previous con-
troll of a point on the Southern Pacific
Of Mexico running south towards
Sinaloa state and the west coast coun-
try, give Carrancistas strategic lines
for attack on the city Of Guaymas
itself according TO the advices sent
here by Gen Gales.
Drove ViIliStas Back.
Gen. Flores is reported as having
engaged Nilista troops under Cen
Juan Antonio Garcia Wednesday. at
Oroz station, about So miles north OF
Guaymas, on the railroad Gen Gales
reports further that the Carrancistas
drove the villa detachment back on
Guaymas to Empalme junction, only
nine miles north Of Guaymas, on the
railroad line running out of the city
to the north.
GdEEanClSLa LIOODS are said 10 DC
holding their position on the railroad
line north out Of Guaymas. cutting
off rail communication between the
port of. Guaymas and the important
Nillista cities Of Hermosillo and No
gales in the upper part OF Sonora
Carrancisfas Claim Advantage.
Carrancistas have been occupying
point to the east and west on the rail-
road out Of Guaymas, having reported
almost a month ago on a column
which had stationed itself near TORN
on the Southern Pacific line uhEfng
out of Guaymas for the SiIaloa coast
country This with The new vantage
point on the raEroad line out Of Quay
mas to the north, effectually cuts
the city-9f Guaymas and its military
garrison off from all railroad COM
,euaicatiOn, according to Carrancista
claims following advices from Cen
Gales. who is at Aqua Prieta, Sonora,
opposite Douglas Ariz.
MaytOrena Short on Troops.
Gales also reports TO Ell Paso and
other Carrancista consulates, that
Nillista Sosa has asked Gen Jose
Maria Maytorena for reinfOrcements 10
fight off Constitutionalist attacks. but
that the latter has replied that he is
not able TO allow him more men from
his own command, which is endeavor-
ing to hem Gales Carrancitsa troops
in close to aqua Prieta, near the
northern border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01

Nogales. Ariz., Oct. Jose Maria
Maytorena. Villa governor Of Sonora,
who crossed the border from Nogales,
Sonora, Thursday night, reiterated to-
day that he IS a villa delegate to the
proposed Pan-AmerIcan peace confer
ence and left Mexico in that capacity.
Gov Maytorena was still held in Gus
tody Of United States army officials
today. pending instructions from wash
fngton. MaytOrena, ostensibly on his
wav to the a. 3. c. cOference at Wash
ington. claims TO have had assurances
from the state department that he
would not be molested.
Others of staff Seized.
Col De Las Vegas and Col Flores,
members Of his staff, were also ar
rested. but were subsequently released
on parole. It is rumored they have re-
crossed the line into Mexico Roberto
Armada, secretary TO Gov Maytorena,
is also in custody
Randall Is Acting Governor.
Gen Urbalejo. chief Of the Yaqui in
dian troops under Maytorena, was left
in charge Of the army, and Carlos Ran
dali Is acting governor He stated that
Gen Villa would come TO Sonora on
October Is.
There is a persistent rumor to the
effect that strong faction is ready to
hack BTavtorena for president and 1t is
said that Rogue Gonzales Cara. who
was the factiOnal president OF Mexico
for a short time. is behind the move
EIaytOrena to Represent Himself.
Seen at his home here, where ne IS
under guard. MaytOrena stated he would
attend the conference at Washington as
soon as released, and that he would
represent himself individually. He de-
MED however. that there had been any
break with villa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
10Th INFANTRY OFFICERS HAVE
SMOKER EOR WV LTEITEN AZ

A smoker was given at the Goth in
fantry camp Thursday night BY the Of
ficers for the four new second lieuten-
ants who have been assigned 10 the
regiment The men for when the
smoker was given are Lieut. Farley
Parkinson, Lieut. J. II. Reaney. Lieut.
oscar A Straub and Lieut. John y. Rob
inson.
The reEimentaI maneuvers Of the
war strength regiment composed Of the
three infantry regiments were held near
COncOrdia cemetery Friday morning
and were observed by Gen. John j.
Pershing and staff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
MORMON REFUGEE TRAIN IS
DELAYED, COMING SATURDAY

The Mormon refugee train has not
yet arrived at the border from Casas
Grandes and a report was received by
Mormon representatives here that no
train could be run over the Juarez di-
vision Of the Mexico North Western
until Saturday.
An effort is now being made to have
the train come to the border on Satur-
day with the Mormon refugees from
Colonia Dublan. Juarez and the other
Mormon colonies on board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
CONCRETE EXPERT HERE To
PREACH GOOD ROADS Cos

J. T. Ferguson. field engineer OF the
concrete extension bureau, an associa-
ton Of the cement makers Of the state
Of Texas, arrived in Ell Paso Friday
morning TO make an investigation OF
the local cement making field.
The object OF the concrete extension
bureau is to create public sentiment
m favor OF concrete construction and
the use Of cement wherever il NAV. No
used to advantage. The headquarters
OF the Texas organization is at Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01

The ROswell-AlamoEordO Passenger
& Express Line Will make a special
round trip rate over their lines from
Alamogordo to Roswell and return OF
$500 during the week Of the Fair.
which is October 18th to 9Th. AUtomo-
biles leave Alamogordo at 200 a n.
returning leaving Roswell at 300 a m.
connecting at Alamogordo with FL Paso
train arriving at FL Paso at 700 p. m
Write to either AlamogordO or Roswell
for ns.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
VILLA TO INVESTIGATE THE
REPORT OF JUAREZ MUTINY

Hipolito Villa. financial agent OF the
Villa government at Juarez, declares he
viii Investigate a report in this city OF
pending revolt OF the garrison Of Jua-
rez. For some time reports have been
circulated here to the effect that the
garrison would turn over TO Carranza
within a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
]. 8. consul IS
STOPPED BY VILLA
Five Auto Loads of Ameri-
cans Turned Back After
Leaving Chihuahua City.

United states consul Marion Letcher
and Americans bound for the border
in five big automobiles. were turned
hack when they reached only Few
miles from Chihuahua city Ihursuay'
and ordered by Nilllsta officials "
take a train for the border ana leae
their machines in the garrlsoned cisS-
This news is brought to 81 Faso ~
refugees on the special which arr Gu
at Juarez Thursday afternoon CoL-
sui I.etcher and his party are reporter
as coming up on the next special tr 1ln,
said to be due to arrlVe-ln Juare@ i''9
villa still in chihuahua.
Cen Francisco Villas private car
was seen in Chihuahua city, on tls
railroad tracks to the north OF the CITY,
Thursday morning, and reports OF H rs
presence in that city are brought 70
the border by refugees up from tne
south in FL PasO this morning.
ViIlista officials stoutly maintain tnat
he is in the Casas Grandes country,
bur more direct and reliable aoNlces
Mace him in Chihuahua city, attenolns
TO the business Of shipping his mill u
tarv trains out for the north ana u
the Casas Grandes district.
Talked with villa
Americans who arrived from chi
huahua Friday morning state that they
talked with Gen. Villa in Chihuahua
CITY on Thursday morning.
Five NllllSJa military Trans .
bound for JuareZ. were passed on the
railroad tracks by the refugee tram
which came up from the south Ihlrs-
day. The refugees reached FL Paso
Thursday night.
villa Troops Leaving Casas Grandes.
Villas troops are beginning to move
out of Casas Grandes for Sonora, &C
cording to reports in Juarez. II was
stated that Villista cavalry IS on the
march into the Sonora district under
command of Gen. Jose +. Rodriguez,
expecting to complete its journey IN
ten DAYS, heading a general movement
direct for Aqua Prieta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
MAYT0RENA IS
NOW IN ARIZONA
Sonora Governor Says He Is
Villa Delegate to Pro
posed Peace Meeting.

Q Washington. D. C.. Oct l. Z
- Gov. Maytorena. chief Of the .
Q Villa forces in Sonora, will be q
= released fro mthe custody Of q
g, United States soldiers at No =
Q gales. Ariz-. according TO a q
q, decision reached by the war q
s. department officials today, af- q
. ter a conference with acting q
= secretary Polk. OF the state de- q
- partment The state depart q
= ment has no objection to the q
- admission Of Naytorena to the q
. I-niraa Sfaras
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
Talked with villa.
sILYER RULLION FROM MENICO.

SILVER BULLION FROM MEXICO.
silver bullion, valued at 100000, ar
rived under heavy guard at Juarez yes
terday from the mining camps Of the
Parral and Jimenez districts of Chihua-
hua state It came out on the train
that brought about 100 Americans and
foreigners from the same district.
MEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
RODy OF COUNTRY CLUB CLERK
SHIPPED ID TEMPLE. IL

The remains Of Rain " eatherington'
c1srI Of the Fl Pas Country club,
who died September 2 at a local hos
pital. were shipped Thursday night over
tbs G. II. & S A. to Tmple, Tex for
interment by Nagley : Raster com
pany.
The remains were accompanied oy
an uncle Of the deceased - ]. weather
ington, Of Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01

The home vaneys unitei can whip
the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01

25 Calumet Powder for 20e 4oe Royal Powder soc
bottle Sn Monarch Catsup, 20c pounds Bulk Starch
bars Crystal White Soap 2c; bars Small Ivory Fairy Soap Csc
ps. Gold dust. Csc
Fancy Pink lbs. Navy lbs Lima Beans for 25e
lbs Fancy Head Rice Use; S5e bottle Queen Stuffed
Fancy Bulk Ripe Olives, pint zoe; Dkes Salad Dressing 1Oe
Shrimp, Csc; 25e Lobster Zoe 4Oe s5e
Flakes Fancy Smoked Sardines
Tor
Sprat Sardnes Jap Meat b. 25e b.
NEW ARRIVALS
Large Dill Pickles per Dozen zoe; Large Sour Pickles dozen 15e
Fresh Bulk Saueraut, To-, Bulk 1inc Meat, lbs Csc
Please Notice
That orders amounting $500 viii be deyered-Your
Phone orders Will careful aenon-When you phone
please have order clerk tell you the of your bill and
please have money check ready for deyman when he
order that he viii be deayed-If you leave home before de-
livery boy arrives please leave money for your order as
EVERY SALE IS A CASH SALE"
Mail orders when accompanied by money order
or registered letter viii be carefully packed and
promptly shipped.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-13
siasto Semendria Zajete ZoSta1O prZez
ga wojska niemieckie.
ZaciekIa waka toezy sic eaej poInoenej serbii.
\ ojska bu1garskie zaatakowaly Scribe w dw6ch
punktach.
Wielki ksiaze Mikolaj Mikolajewicz ma czele
wojsk serbskich
k|eska Austryak6w mad Strypa.
Francuzi zadaja nova heske Niemcom.
Odparli gwaltowny atak Wogezach w Siam
panii zajeli dalsze przestrzenie.

kie stanowisko W tym wzgle.
.dzie zajmia Japonia, ME wiado.
mo. Znana jednak jest rzecza
ze klasy rzadzace W Japonii, q
zwlaszcza partya wo]sKowa
jest "a wyslaniem wojsk ja-
ponskich do Europy. Rozchodzi
sic tylko o rekompensate, jaks
otrzyma Japonia, gdyz trudno-
Sci z wyslanisn armii ME be-
die zadnej. zoinierze japonscy
rwa sic do wojny w Europie.-
Vie mogac iSc W gromadzie, ma
ochotnika spiesza w szeregi ro
syjskie. ze Dzwinsk tax dlugo
sic broni, duzo zawdziecza ar
tylerzystom japonskim, ktorzy
ma ochotnika poszli wraz ar
natami iapcnskiemi do Rosyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-13
EX / RA
Bulgaria urzqdOWo Wy
poWiedziaEa WOjnq
"a
SeTbii.
WOjska rosyjskie plyna juz
do Bulgaryi.

LONDYN, 13 pazdz. Dzisiaj
rad buIgarsH urzedownie wy
sowiedziaI Serbii wojne row.
noczesnie wojska bulgarskie
przekroczyiy granice serbska,
ceIem zajecia inii kolejOwej
3elgrad-Saloniki.
Rad Ierbski wobec bliskosci
Niszu teatru woiny, przeni6sl
stolice z Niszu do MOnastyru.
Wojska rosyjskie juz pIyna
do Bulgaryi. Wielka flota trans
.rortowc6w, naladowanych WQi.
si1iem, odplynela 2 Odessy. -
Strzeze iej przed ataklenl sub
maryn niemieckich liczna flOty
la torpedowc6w i krazOwni-
k6w. Flocie tel towarzysza diva
pancerniki, kt6re wraz z kraz0
wnikami ostrzeliwac beda wy
brzeze, ably umozebnic ladowa-
ME wojsk.