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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
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Mrs. Beker Frailey and son. OF
Thurmont, spent one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speilman.
Mr. and Mrs a. T.. Heidler, Of
Frederick, spent Sunday with H- H-
Boyer and wife.
John S. Weybright, wife and
daughter and Miss Seton, all of
Thurmont, visited at Samuel Wey-
bright's GA Sunday
A few Of our people spent Satur-
day in Baltimore, making the trip on
excursion rates.
Frank and Charles Otto left on
Sunday morning for Philadelphia,
where they expect to remain for an
indefinite time.
p d. Rooms, Jr., wife and daughter
spent Sunday with Nicholas Metcalfe
and wife, of near Libertytown-
Murray Bohn. Of townsville, spent
Monday with his sister, Mrs III C-
Whitmore.
Miss Ella Cash and little niece,
Helen Delaplane, visited relatives in
Westminster this week
John Wood ana daughters were ira
Union Bridge ON Tuesday.
Those who spent Sunday with
Robert Speilman and wife were John
Haugh. wife and daughter, Enid, Mrs
Isaiah OhIer- MR. Winegardener and
Earle Fagley, Aall OF Emmitsburg,
John Renzell. wife and son, Frank,
of Bruceville; William Miller, wife,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
Blue RIDGE COLLEGE.

Dr- Stone gave medical talk ait
TIL college last Friday Hill practical
thoughts along the line of disease
prevention were well given and much
appreciated by the student body.
Miss Margaret Snader has been
compelled to be absent from her
school work, because Of the serious
illness Of her mother
Those who are selling lecture tick
ets report that they are selling faster
than ever before. Be sure that You
secure on before they are All sold.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Englar, Rev.
Bonsack and Prof. John attended a
Sunday school convention held at
Denton Iast week.
Several new students have entered
school this week. They are Misses
Lillian Speake, Sabra Ridgely and
Ruth Miller, Messrs. Robert Repp
and Arlington Martin
A new literary society has recently
been formed. the members Of which
are all college students. The name
of the society has not been decided
upon. Committees are busy forming
The constitution and selecting names
from which to choose
Misses Snader, Pankhurst and Prof.
Keller attended a musical given by
Prof Rabold of New York City, at
Linwood, Thursday evening
IVA intercollegiate debate IL IS
rected to D. held with DaleVille Col
1ege some time in the near future.
Several of the students took in
Farmers Day at Waynesboro, Pa. on
October n They were Miss Rowe
and Messrs Rowe. Harhsman, Slower
and Brannock
The Girls Glee Club has been orr
ganized this week and the work has
been taken MID ia am earnestness-
Mr. Harry Shafrer visited his par
ents in Hagerstown Saturday and
Sunday, as they expect to leave for
California in a few days
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HORSES AND MULES /!

A Will receive at my Stables, East
Chestnut Street, Hanover, Pa,
HsAby express, on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER /, two carloads of Suck
ling and Yearlings Mules.
Broke Mules and Horses On hand mt
iii times for sale or exchange
ri. "a. SMITH,
oct2 Hanover. Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
al Pleasant Surprise.

On Tuesday evening crowd of
young people from this vicinity
gathered together and went To tn
home VI AIr. and Mrs. Edward Burk
for the purpose OF giving their
daughter, Miss Hazel, a surprise,
which was a successful one. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in
playing games and by musical selec-
tions. Refreshments were served In
abundance, to which all did ample
justice. At late hour all departed
for their homes, wishing for another
such occasion
Those present We're Misses Hazel
Helen Burk, Catherine Unkelbach,
Mary Callahan, Ollie and May Firing
er, Mary, Hattie and Clara Rurk,
Mary and Anna Gill, Messrs- Leslie
Taylor, Walter and George Mum
maugh, Edgar and Benjamin Bond,
Arthur, Alvie, Eddie, Reginald, Ray
mond and Luther Rurk, Robert Raver,
Jessie Upperco, Bond Roop, Arthur
Carr, Thomas Callahan, Nilsson Wag-
ner, Leroy Gorden, Horace Main and
Vernon Gill. The following day,
Wednesday, September p, Miss
Hazel Burk and MT Oliver Clements,
Or Owings Mills, motored to Balti-
more and were quietly married by
Rev. Edward Ide, relative of the
groom. The bride wore a charming
suit Of gray broadcloth with hat and
gloves to match while the groom
wore the conventional black. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the couple
left for Washington, D. c., Alexan-
dria, Va, and other points Of inter
60. They Will reside at Owings
Mills. "A long, happy and prosper
OTIS life is our heartfelt wish for
them.
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BENNERSYILLE.

Mr.. David r.. Miller spent Saturday
IL Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little and
Anna, were visitors at the
H-me of Robert Young and family.
Mr.. Edward Gilbert, Of Medford
ent Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
James Danner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel o. Miller
spent Sunday with the formers
uncle, MR. Samuel Hartman, Of Union
Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haines spent
with Mr.. Samuel Greenholtz
and family.
MIR John Fowler, of Frizellburg,
spent Sunday with his brother, Harry
Fowler
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At the same time and place will be
offered the following personal prop
erty, towit: B work horses, brood
mare, Percheron, Dapple Gray,
years old; Roam brood mare, Roam
horse, years old; colt, years old;
8 head of mich cows, Durham bull,
12 head Of hogs, "a shoats, brood
sows, 8-horse power gasoline engine,
International; Scientific feed grinder,
Ross feed cutter and belt, wood saw,
Deering binder, foot cut; Ideal
mower, hay tedder, good IL new
Superior grain drill, horse rake
land roller, sulkey corn ploW, 2
Oliver Chilled plows, No. 30; 8
spring tooth harrows, one lever;
hill side pillow, 2 3-legged corn plows.
; single shovel plows, y double
shovel plows, smoothing harrow, j
A harrow, corn planter, Schuttler
wagon, inch tread; Western wag-
on, 3 inch tread; buggy, 2 sets
breechbands, 2 sets lead harness, set
buggy harness, 2 sets check lines,
collars and brides, wagon saddle. 3
scoop shovels, 3-horse thribble tree,
2-horse double trees, lot single
trees, maddocks, hoes, rakes and
forks, corn barrel, grind stone. lot of
fence wire, lot OF old iron, ladder, rs
it.; COW chains and halters, 2 five
gallon oil cans, 21a gallon oil can,
tanning mill, platform scales, hay
carriage, lot grain sacks, lot of vine
gar, lot OF corn and potatoes. House
hold and kitchen furniture, lot of
milk cans, lot of milk buckets, lot of
carpenter tools, iron hog troughs, 3
wheelbarrows, sausage grinder and
lard press, 2 large iron kettles, lot
Of hay and fodder.
Terms of Sale:-Cash for all sums
under $40, credit of one year will
b. given on all purchases Of $40 and
over, the purchasers giving their
notes with approved security, bear
ing interest from day of SALE
yrrr TTA,r TT crTAnn
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son, Wilbur, daughter, Dorothy, Dor
sey Diller and wife, of Detour.
III C. Whitmore and wife entertain
ed Oh Thursday, Mrs Frank Wilson
and Elsie Whitmore, OF Union Bridge;
Mrs. Albert Valentine and daughter,
yirgie, of near Emmitsburg; Mrs.
Harry Welty and two children,
Claude and Albert, of near fancy
town.
DR.. r. r. DiIler was in Frederick
Tuesday on business.
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WILLIAM H. SHARP.

And Immediately after tn above
sale, the undersigned administrator
will sell at public sale at the same
place the following personal property,
to-wit: Roam horse, s years old; gray
mule, 4 cows, manure spreader,
spring wagon, rubber tire buggy,
buggy harness, sleigh and bells, corn
shelter, lot of household goods con-
sisting Of 20 yards rag carpet, bed
room suit. wardrobe, lot OF mating,
lot Of window blinds, iron bed and
spring, combination book case and
desk, lot of Iinoleum, clothes basket,
lot of lamps, lard cans and lot Of
glass jars, a-hpes, axe, grain cradle,
p log chains, block and tackle, ton.
Terms OF Sale:-Cash for all pur-
chases under five dollars, and credit
of six months will be given on all
sums OF five dollars and above, pur-
chasers giving their notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest
from day of sale. No property to be
removed until settled for.
WILLIAM ri. SHARP,
Administrator of Samuel II. T. Sharp,
deceased.
John W. Reaver, Auctioneer.
Jacob NJ Long and Marion J. Abbott,
Clerks
Michael T. Walsh, Attorney.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
DUBLIC SALE
IL OF VALUABLE
Real 6 Personal Properly
and
Administrators Sale Of Valuable
Personal Properly.

The undersigned, viii sell at pub
lie sale near Tannery Station, W. NJ.
Ry, Carroll county, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1915,
at 10 a. H., a farm containing 40
4cres, more or less, improved by a
two story house with eight rooms,
large bank barn, wagon shed, buggy
shed, dairy and other farm buildings,
about 100 acres are in a good state OF
cultivation and another dwelling
house with six rooms and outbuild-
ings. This property constitutes one
of the fine dairy farms of the county.
Terms Of sale will TX made known
on day OF sale.
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The Handsomest and Most prost,y.
rapid growing sort with globular-sba5sS
roots Flesh pure white. The skin N
white and purple. On account Of its shata
1T will outyield any other. sort.
BolgianOs New Imperial Very CnrIv
Long-Standing Kale
Beautifully curled and crimpled so,t.
strong, vigorous habit, perfectly hesrtT'
bright green color; very attractive III N.
stand longer without shooting To seed than
any other variety.
BoIgianO's California Mammoth Radisb
Solid and juicy as an apple; pure wbts
flesh and delicious tiavor-a very choice vi
riety. We never sent out Winter RQdisb
that gained 20 much popularity iii 10 sh7rt
d time Sown any time after July lst n
the list Of September, it win keep ill Wi5.
brittle. Never gets woody as do most Win.
ter varieties. Market gardeners have found
it to be a splendid seller and have ALWAYS
made money with it.
Other Delicious Vegetables
Bolgiano's MAY Queen" Beans. Enorrnnr,
Bush Limas, Emerald Isle Pole Limas, Dee1
Blood Beauty sS Beet, new "Sq1are-Deal'
tary CaulioWer, Early f Fortune SeC Cu. Gs1
Der, Long Lost. Lettuce, "Wonder Work
er'' Peas, 4Plucky Baltimore" Potatoes
New Improved Long-Standing Spinach
American Purple-Top Rutabaga.
BoIgiano's Field Seeds for Summer
Planting
Crimson Clover, Cow Peas, Dwarf Essex
Rape, Red Clover, Hairy Vetch Alfalfa
Sweet Clover. Sudan Grass, German Miilpt
all varieties domestic and imported Grasses
B0lgiano's Summer and Fall Catalogue
for Market Gardeners, Truckers Farmers
and Poultrymen. Now being mailed. Send
for your copy today. If your local mer
chant cannot supply you with Bogianos
big Crop" Seeds, send us postal and wa
will tell You where You can secure them
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Get To The Cause
westminster People Are Learning
The Way.

1He way
There is but little peace or comfort
for the man Or woman with bad
back The distress begins in early
morning-keeps up throughout the
day. It's hard to get out of bed, it's
torture to stoop or straighten. Plast-
ers and liniments may relieve, but
cannot cure If the cause il inside
the kidneys. When suffering SO, use
Doan's Kidney Pills, the tested and
proven Kidney remedy, used in kid
ney troubles for over 80 years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are recommended by
thousands for just such cases. Proof
of their effectiveness in the testimony
of this Westminster resident:
y. w. Wantz, cigar manufacturer,
II. Main ST., Westminster, says:
1--WE have used Doan's Kidney Pills in
our family and in view of the good re-
suits received, don't hesitate to say
that they live up To representations.
One OF Us suffered from kidney trou-
Bile. Doan's Kidney Pills procured
at Moore's Drug Store, gave great
relief"
Price 50c, w all bearers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Wan.z recommends. Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Props, Buffalo, N. III
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1.-THE man who always lets well
enough alone usually hasn't enough
"well-enoughr to worry about. any
way.
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The old-fashioned girl who used to
blush when someone spoke of a leg
acy, now has daughter who has to
attend the Negligee Revues to see If
they're too naughty for mother.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-08
cur JITNEY oFFER--7his and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this slip. enclose
with Sc and mail it to Foley A Co, Chicago, i'll,
writing your name and address clearly You will
receive III return trial package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compoud. for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in sides and
back. rheumatism. backache. kidney and bladder
ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathartic. for con-
stipation, housness headache and sluggish
bowels SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
CHRZUMCZYCE.

ZdarzyIo sic u mas wielkie ME
szcescie. iona gospodarza Kur'
pierza byla przy ml6ceniu me.
zowi pomocna; gdy konie ME
SHY ,jak sic nalezalo, wyszedl
MAJ do mich zobaczyc CO sic ma.
lezalo. iona nakladala zboze dc
Ma nieszczescie dosta
Ia sic suknia do maszyny, kt6.
ra kobiete wywr6cila.
Kobieta sic tax potlukla, IL
zaraz po doktora 1 ksiedza mu.
siano poslae. Stan zdrowia jes,
dosye grozny, poniewaz glowa
bardzo pokaleczma. Kurpierz-
ka Jest slostra dziewczyny Me.
stroj, o kt6rej pisalismy, re ja
spotka}o nieszczescie przy bu-
dowli W Opolu, wskutek czego
nnarla.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
PROCES AGENT6W ME-
MIECKICH Ma u
KONCZENIU.
sprawa oddans bedzie; przysie-
'''>' glym W srode. zaz-

-. .NewnY YoiIl, n. w. 80 listOpa-
da.Q- N3proaesie Sazednikow
linii, oh: et:AiIei .harnburskiej,
oskarzonyn.Go prowiantowanie
okret6w woiennyeh niemiec-
kich z port6w Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych = oskarzyciel publicz-
ny zakonczyl w poniedzialek
swe wprowadzanie dowodow.
Oskarzeni skoncza niezawod-
ME dzisiai swa obrone sprawa
oddana bedzie przysieglym W
srode. Sensacye wywolal adwo-
kat oskarzonyc'?:. zadajac, by
rad oswiadczyl sic, czy 1--WE
tez "a spiskowca l,apt. Boy-Ed,
attache marynarskiego przy
ambasadzie niemieckiej W Wa
shingtonie.
Jak wiadomo, jeden re swiad
k6w oskarzenia zeznal, ze kapt.
Boy-Ed osobiScie wyplacii
100000 dolarow ma prowianto-
wanie okretow niemieckich.
Ami przedstawiciel rzadu, ami
tez sad, do kt6rego zapytanie
tc bylo postawione; ME dali ma
to odpowiedzi wprost.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
DIVINE PRZYPADKI MA
WOJNIE.

w jednym oboz6w jenc6w
wydarzyly sic pred niedawnym
czasem diva niezwykle i wielce
neutrality-suspicious. wy5adki:
Pewien Niemiec pelniacy
sluzbe wojskowa przy jednym
z pulkow wegierskich, swiezo
wyznaczony do dozorowania
jenc6w rosyjskich zoStal. VIA
snie wyekwipowany szedi pad
karabinem ma wyznaczone
miejsce, gdy W tenn, naprzeclw
siebie, ujrzal jakiegos jenca
przypatrujacego mu sic z uwa-
ga. Podszedl blizej zaciekawio-
ny, lecz jake bylo jego zdzl-
wienie, gdy ma pierwszy rzut
Okla poznal W jencu rosyjskim
swego ciotecznego brata. Me
panujac mad uczuciem radoscl,
bracia padli sobie w objecla, WI
tajac sic serdecznie.
Jeszcze ciekawsze bylo dru-
gie zdarzenie. - Officer au-
stryacki odkomenderowal ca}y
oddzial jenc6w do kapieli, "a
uwazyl jednak, ze dwoch z
Mich zachowuje sic jakoS ME
zwykle i "a wszelka Gene chca
uniknae tego hygienicznego
zabiegu.. Zazadai cd Mich thu
naczenia, lecz ME wiele sic to
zdalo, gdyz odpowiedzie byly
niejasne mic ME mowily. Do
piero gdy zagroza przymusem,
starszy z jenc6w mad wyraz
zaklopotany, nachylh sic do u
cha szepnal: Panic poruczni-
ku to moja iona"
Oto, jak sic pokazalo, ow
jeniec rosyjski bedac powoiany
do sluzby wojskowej, a ME
chcac pozostawic ukochanej
mad wszystko zony samej W do
mu, zabral ia re soba do pulku
W charakterze ochotmka; iona
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
NOVA POZYCEkA KOSYJ-
SKA.
Rad odzywa sic do narOdu o
subskrybowanie pozyczki.

Rad Odzywa sic do narodu o
subskrybowanie pozyczki.
Londyn, 80 listOpada. - Ko-
respondent piotrogrodzki do
Daily Mail donosi:
Mieszkancy miasta Piotrogro
du grupami stoia czytaja pla-
katy o novel pozyczce W sumie
500 milionow dolarow. Jest to
pierwszy wypadek w dziejach
Rosyi, by Rad odzywal sic
wprost do narodu o subskrybo-
wanie pozyczki, ia prowadzenie
wojny. Koszt codzienny wojny
samei Rosyi wynosi 100000
dolar0w.
W kraju jest podostatkiem
pieniedzy, a Swiadczy 0 tenn
fakt, ze cd czasu rozpOczecia
wojny depozyty bankowe WHO
sly o $1,100.000.000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
KANADA OZNACZA GENE
IA PSZENICE.
Zajete tez zostana wszystkie
Zapasy na wyw6z.

Ottawa, Ont, 80 list. Rzad
kanadyjski oznaczyl W ponie,
dzialek Gene zajetej ,,potrzeba'
mi wojennemi" pszenicy.
Pc d}ugiej konferencyi z
przedstawicielami firm zbozo-
wych, kt6re dotkniete zostaly
tenn rozporzadzeniem, Gene psze
nicy oznaczono podlug kursu
jaki miaia3w sobote 2. t. A mia,
nowicie $1.o4M "a No. 2,
95Ac "a No. 8, "a buszel.
OGDEN rozporzadzeniem ten
zajetych zostalo ma potrzeby
rzadu okolo 20 milionow buszl'
pszenicy j lie sadzic MONA, tc
rad zajmie wszystkie zapasy
przeznaczone ma wywoz.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
hcago Ill., Wtorek dnia 5000 Listopada (November 1915
orycya |ada dziei padnie, "a mia Tryest PoLa

wodowala zwloke, a mhnoVicie
zazadala kilka dni czasu, az
sztab wojenny grecki wyda
wa opinie, ale sa to tylko for
my.
BuIgarzy opr6zniaja Ruszczuk.
Depesze z Bukaresztu glo'
va, ze Bulgaria przygotowujac
lie do najazdu rosyjskiego cd
strony Rumunii, wydala roz-
az ludnoSci mad granica ru,
nunska, a zwlaszcza miasta
Ruszczuk, do opuszczenia tych
~rzestrzeni
w Serbii tocza sic male tylko
walki z powodu zasp Snieznych,
uniemmliwiajacych wieksze O.
peracye. Og6lne tez jest zdanie,
ze zina bedzie wysoce pomocna
rerbom do uratowania swych
woisk, ably pozniei spadly one z
g6r, jak orly ma Niemcow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
N|EMCY POSIA-
DAJA OkRETY
AMERYkANSkIE
PAROWIEC ZEALANDIA.
JEST JEDNYM Il
TYCH.

Washington, d. c., 80 listop.
Administracya dochodzi praw-
dziwosci doniesienia, re Rad
iniemiecki jest w wielkiej czesci
wlaScicielem okret6w handlo-
wych amerykanskich, kt6rych
Iuzywa do przewozenia potrzeb
wojennych i zywnoSci.
Rad angielski przeprowadzif
W tym kierunku scisle slsdz-
two i zapowiedziai chwytanje i
,konfiskowanie wszystkich tych
cllret6w.
Department skarbu docho-.
dzi wlascicielstwa parowca
Zealandia, kt6ry zaregistrowa-
ny Jest iako wlasnosc firnly
.new-yorskiej yFiske Tfgding5.,
Co." Okret ten iabyiay ta fir
ma cd Chas. L. Dimon,, z, New
Yorku,; dniss 30go sczerwca tb.r.
.Wedlug infolmacyi dostarczo
nych departamentowi skarbF
przez zastepce kolektora porttl
new-yorskiego, to pieniedzy ma
zakupno tego okretu dostarczyl
tajny radca stanu, H. Albert, a
gent fiskalny rzadu niemieckie-
go przy ambasadzie niemiec-
kiei, a biuro kt6rego znajduje
sic w New Yorku. Firma Fiske
Trading Co., jak sprawdzono,
Jest tylko fikcyjna korporacya.
Sprawdzcno tez w New Yorku
przez wiadze portowe, ze okre-
tenn tym rozporzadza Karl Hey
man, byIy urzednik linii okreto
wei hamburskiej.
Okret ten podjerzywano jua
cd kilku miesiecy. Podawano,
ze okret ten, swego czasu; pre-
wi6zl zbiegIych z Newport
News oficerow niemieckich. w
kr6tki czas potem pojawil sic
on W Progreso, Yucatan, gdzie
zabral }adunek konopii i skor.
Tu iednak zatrzymany zostai
przeszukany przez okret wojen
ny angielski, kt6ry zmusi} go
do wyladowania z powrotem
swego towaru. Nastepnie pod
oslona nocy, opuScil port ME-
spostrzezenie i W sobote =. t.
zjawil sic w New Yorku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-30
ROSYA | RUMUNIAs .@ J:
+. UDlERzk Ma BUtGARyEE !
,.,,..., -uu- ----4-> .F3T0y>rJi
KITCHENER .REALIZUJE
..SW6J WIELKI PLAN .D /
,.,.,. .dq BALKANSKL 10 ri
jBuIgarzy ewakuuja Ruszczuk,
Serbowie MOnastyr.

Londyn, 80 list. 2 Florina w
Grecyi, donosza, ze Buigarzy
przeprawili sic przez rzeke Ger
ma. Monastyr ewakuowany z
wojsk serbsko angielskich. -
Arnia serbska cofa sic dalej W
.dobrym porzadku.
Rumunia re sprZymierzonymi
Londyn, 90 list. Kampania
bakahska w nova wchodzi fa-
ze. Po wizycie Kitchenera W
Paryzu plan iego odnoSnie Bal
kan6w zacznie sic realizowac,
Kitchener odbywa obecnie bar
dzo wazne konferencye fran
cuskim sztabem w Paryzu, a
poniewaz odbyi ju5 konferen-
eye re sztabem wloskim, a tax
re ma Ba}kanach, przeto jest to
obecnie ostatnie ogniwo planu
Ipogromu Niemc6w ma Baika-
mach. Sa iuz wszelkie dane, re
a1mia rumunska. swietnle zor-
ganizowana wycwiczona, ru-
lszy wraz 2 wojskami rosyjsk1e-
mi ma Bulgarye. Rumunii zale-
zalo tylko ma tenn, aby sprzy-
Inherent mieli ma Baikanacn
'p6l miliona zolnierza. PonleWaz
Rosya Sic przez Rumunie 35o'.
900 zolnierza, a sprzym1erzenl
'wyladowali juz salonlkacn
100000, podczas gay Wiosl "a q,
duia W Albanii caly korpus,
1rzeto znikly w Rumunii oba-
wy pogromu j Gala Rumunia
rwie sic do Walk naipierw z
Bulgarya, a nastepnie z Az
strya.
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REKORDOWA DEPESZA L
SKROWA.

Honolulu, T. H., 80 list. Tu-
tejsza amerykahska stacya te'
legrafu iskrowego pochWycHs
w poniedzialek depesze lskro,
wa wyslana z Nauen, W Mem
czech do Tuckerton, N. J. Te'
legrafista niemiecki przeczyta5
depesze woienne, a znaki wy,
chodzily ma aparacie zupe}nie
wyraznie, tax, re ME byso po'
trzeby kopiowania ich. Jest tc
rekordowa depesza ma odlegiost
5000 mil. 3D..
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OREDzIE PREzYDENTA
IADA Cd KONGRESU PRE-
PROWADZENIA PRO-
GRAMU ZBROJENIA.
Porusza sprawe spisk6w przez
obcych agent6w.

Washington. D. c.. 80 listop
Oredzie prezydenta do kongre'
su, zawierac bedzie APPEL do ma
rodu amerykaskiego o popar,
Gle programu adnlinistracyi, pc
wiekszenia silly zbrojnei.
Oredzie to wykonczy} prey
dent w poniedzialek po poiu-
dniu i natychmiast oddanem 70
stalo do druku. Obeimuje ono
przeszIo 1000 slow i omawls
sprawe pcgotowia wojennego Z
r6znych punktow widzenia.
Prezydent wyraza sic otwar,
Gle O szkodliWei czynnoscl cze'
sci obywatelstwa obcego pocho'
dzenia 3Eagent3WE obcyeh
panstw. kt6fzytspESkowali win,
teresie 3obcych 3nlocarstw. me
'zwazajac'i ma inte,'esa Stano"
Ziadnoczonych. Oredzie wspo-
nina tezjoispiskach ma podpa-
fanie dynamitotvanie fabryk
amrunisyi j pctrzeb woiennych,
by tenn przeszkodzic wywozowi
tych artykulow. - S"'. -"
w sprawie zbroienia, prezy-
dent zqda cd kongresu, by ten
spelnil sw6i obowiaz2k zabez-
pieczenia kraiu dostateczna 81
Ia. Program wzmocnienia o.
brony. kt6ry administracya
Drzedklada kongresowi," wyra-
ia sic prezydent, lest wytwo-
rem naizdolnieiszych eksper-
tow w sIuzbie woiskowej."
o. Co do kC'szt6W 4 tegO progra-
mu. to prezydent zaznacZa, re
wynagane ma ten eel kredyty
sa stosunkowo male, zwazyw-
sly ma og6lne bogactwo kraju.
Co do sposobu pokrycia tych
wydatk6w, to prezydent ME
podaje zr6dla, wyraza sic ogo]
nikowo, lecz przebija z tego
podwyzszenia podatku
dochodowego i podatk6w We
wnetrznych.
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Middelkerke zatopiona zostala
przez lotnika angielsliego ME
miecka LODI podwodna, Kornu:
nikat ten glosi dalej, ze ostat-
Mo stoczonych zostalo 10 walk
owietrznych, zwycieskich ola
sprzymiezonych. Francuzi O.
debrali czest pozyeyi niemiec-
kich. Bombardowapie ma calej
mil Jest gwaitowne. obie stro-
my ostrzeliwuja sic zaciekle.