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R. R. COMM|SS|CN
n. 0. c. \. TO PUT
BACK TRAINS
Company May Fight the De-
cisiion in the Courts. If Not
the Trains Will Be Put On
Again Within Ten Days.

Baton Rouge, La, March 23.-The
Louisiana Railroad Commission this
afternoon issued an order requiring
the New Orleans Great Northern
Railroad to reinstate within ten days
trains Nos. 21 and % Of its Shore
Line Branch. running between Sill
dell and Covington, Vaudeville, Abita
and Folsom.
The establishment OF the trains
is expected to revive Immediately the
Lake Shore section which has suffer
ed the worst slump it has ever ex-
perienced as a result of the annoy
ing and inconvenient passenger ser
vice which the road is now rendering
its patrons.
From the trend of the Commis-
Ision's order, it is evident that 1t Is
determined to have an adequate SER
vice in operation in time to take
care Of the influx Of Orleanians and
other pleasure and health seekers
who annually spend the summer In
the Ozone Belt.
It is expected here that the New
Orleans Great Northern will contest
the Commissions order in the courts
and it is possible that 1t may delay
the enforcement Of the mandate for
some weeks or q month through in
junction proc eedings. In that event.
Assistant Attorney General Barrow is
prepared to push the case, to de-
cision with all possible haste.
The Commission order represents
a great victory for the st. Tammany
citizens, who, led by Fred j. Heintz
and Harvey E. Ellis, waged strenu-
GUS fight to have the trains reinstated
at the Commission last session. At
that time the indignant patrons OF
the Lake Shore charged that the
Great Northern was making goat
Of the branch in order to tide the
main line, which serves Bogalusa
and other extensive holdings OF the
Great Southern Lumber Company.
over hard times.
The charge is unsubstantiated by
the findings of the Commission which
are thus expressed in the official OF
der:
1t developed at the hearing that
while a general financial loss is
shown for the entire system Of this
railroad, this loss is principally on
that part Of the line extending into
Mississippi and the main line in Lou
isiana, and that the Shore Line has,
of itself, been yielding revenues
above the expenditures.
1t is apparent that the losses in
the passenger department are due to
the operation of the interstate pass
enger trains between New Orleans
and Columbia, and If any service is
to be discontinued 1t should be that
service which is operated at loss,
since the service which is paying
should not be called upon to pay the
deficits of that service which is oper-
ated at a loss.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-03-27

STRAWBERRY PICKERS AND
PACKERS ATTENTION.

The st. Tammany Farmers
Association members will need
at least 500 pickers and pack
ers to move the coming crop.
Experienced hands will be paid
top wages. Send your name and
address to the Association secre-
tary SO that you can be enrolled
on the employment committees
list.
ST. TAMMANY FARMERS
ASSOCIATION. Box 335, Gov
ington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-03-27

sue reached point of choosing be-
tween Herzog and Stephens? Herr
man was asked. He replied that sit
uation was looking too far ahead to
be answered at present. Herman
was awaiting replies tonight to tele-
grams sent last night both to Herzog
and Stephens asking for full state
ment of their differences
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-03-27
SUPPORT HERZOG.

Argument Simply New Phase in War
fare in Cincinnati Club.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-03-27

Cincinnati, O., March 23.-The
present differences existing in the
South between Manager Buck" Her
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-03-27

Continued on page g.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

be curious, I'd like to know? Answer
me that. You've been drumming them
into me all this time"
ION your table. Walter. you will find
a memorandum containing the instruc-
tons you are to follow when MIR.
Wainwright comes" was the reply.
''Oh, that" sneered Walter. 1--WE
been over it already a dozen times to-
day-for want Of anything better to
do In this dead and alive house Of
mine-not! But what's the use Of it?
Wainwright amt coming"
HE will come" was the unperturb-
ed answer. He thinks you saved his
life last night from the attack OF some
felon he had sent up the river"
well, suppose he does. That doesn't
prove that he'll come here"
The Master Mind smiled coldly.
"Of course" he admitted. "yOu could
hardly be expected to understand. But
he u a gentleman, Walter, and he viii
therefore come to thank you"
Ths thief nutishsd hotly under The un-
vellSd in1Dalt u. ~, wtofds. but b
s65Vea lISEdsQdSk6tdtto ra5sukk
"uew oaa hes" - Doah14 ~.
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FORTRESS
A STORM CENTER
Three Separate Sieges Have
Been Waged Around Il.

Three separate sieges Of Przemysl
have made the great Galician fortress
one of the memorable centers of the
European war. During last Septem-
Der the Russians first swept down
upon Przemysl and Russian h0wft1ers
pounded away for several weeks With
little result upon the Notifications. Re
endorsements reached the Austrian gar
rison and the Russians were forced TO
move OF to the north. n
Before the last of October the Rus
SLAMS were again pressing down upon
the gates Of Przemysl, but in the Pc
Rod of Austrian occupancy the city
had been well stocked with ammuni-
ton and food and was prepared to re-
sist a long siege. A Russian army
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

TuOSO0 ny american FEV00 A0OOCl3SlO0.
CENTRAL MACKENsEN AND A SECTION OF
PRENATAL.
v%ariously estimated at from $4,000 to
100000 settled down for a Siege Of the
fortress and encircled 1t with q ring
Of iron, while other Russian forces
pressed the Austro-G German armies
southwark to the Carpathians.
Several attempts were made to 70
lieve Przemysl. but the Austrian gar
rison finally surrendered ON March q,
1915, after the greatest siege Of the
wal. A big Russian army, released BY
the surrender Of Przemysl. was rushed
southwark for the drive by which the
Russians attempted to pierce the Car
pathians and Invade Hungary. r:
With the Russians beaten back In tho
Carpathian fighting General Hacken-
sen at the beginning Of May began the
drive that SEN the Russians reeling
back in west Galicta. Two weeks later
he arrived before Prsemysl with a
great Austro-G German army and began
the actual siege operations, and in
twenty days the fortress fell. Thus
the Austro-G German armies achieved
the main object of the great thrust
against the Russian lines In western
Galicia.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

~ ELL, Andrew. we're here
A/ BlOunt said rather namely
wv after a short period Of 81.
lence. "How longs the
game going to keep us In New York? p
"Why7" Andrew asked sharply.
"Why-er-that -. you know
Andrew interrupted reassuringly:
You need have no fear of the au.
thorities. l shall protect you. There
can be no trouble for you If you are
discreet. Your only danger lies in curl
osity and in disrsSarding my instruc-
tions."
Blount whirled toward hts wife with
a sigh Of relief.
"Get that, sadier he demanded.
with a note Of marital authority in his
heavy voice. "Just you remember it.
or else you'll be back In Joliet doing
those fancy stitches on bed ticking"
The woman nodded assent.
Il certainly got that" she affirmed
in a rich, throaty voice, modified by a
faint twang. But I been honest so
long now I'm actually beginning to
feel honest-inside. And, what's more.
and l never did think 1t could be any
ways possible, but you can shoot me If
l amt kind Of beginning toto like it,
Andrew gave no heed to this virtu.
Gus confession.
"You are about to meet the boy
whom l have selected for your son. A
word Of warning-d0n't trust him."
"Does he know anything about our
record?' Blount inquired do%ubtfully.
Andrews reply was explicit.
HE knows no more of you than you
do Of him. If you value your safety
you will bear in mind my advice-that
you keep him in ignorance" He STEP
ped to a bell call set In the wall and
pushed the button. "Now. your son
will be here in a moment. You have
only to remember what l have said.
l shall leave you two alone with him
for a little WHILE"
Then steps sounded in the hall, and
Walter appeared In the doorway.
There vas a sarcastic infection in An,
drew's voice a. he made the introduc,
lions with a wave Of his hand:
"Walter, your ~father-your mother.
MI. and Mrs. Blount your son."
without another word he turned and
went out Of tho room.
1t was Blount who nrst spoke. With
a bluff cheeriness Of greeting in his
heavy voice. be said:
E-->
"WeIl, we'll! How are you. SOM
He smiled q genial welcome.
Waltsr replied brisk1y In kind:
"H1nes. 1Qales t.sta ri Il ,ff~f
A1SAeetf of inAlDiadoa fron Mn.
03esat iaeseru0eel ~ oe4olosboe1sal
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the doorway that Of Andrew himself
Th"r" was Il dead silence while the
Master Mind walked slowly forward
until ne stood close. face to face with
his tool. Though he wore a livery. AZ
bofttcd his pretended place in the
household. there was nothing OF the
servilc in the clear cut face ard the
erect body as his keen gray eyes r"
garhed srcculatively the dlscon ertcd
youth before him. His tone was mild
when he spoke. but he ran IN 1t an IN
dertOne OF menace.
"YOu won't contiNue?'
Walter had ]ecourse to buster.
"No, l WON'T he declared gruffly
You heard me say 1t the first time,
didn't your"
Every well. then" Andrew vouch'
safed. still In that voice Of Ominons
calm. II suppose that I must notify
the PinkertOns so that you may return
to your former conhit!on-the condition
in which I found you. Shall II"
The young man laborcd to preserve
an undaunted demeanOr.
AT least" he v~ouchsafed sulkily. ~
should know where I was"
"Oh. there could be no doubt as to
that" Andrew conceded with a grim
smile. "And you would know your
destination also for a certainty-Sing
Sing"
Andrew wasted no time In pleading
Instead. he went to the telephone at
m end Of the long library table and
spoke into the transmitter:
"Hello! Give me 100 Rector"
The voice Of Walter sounded swiftly
"Say. what's that number?"
The Master Mind turned from the
telephone In leisurely fashion and re.
garded the young man with cold dis.
dain. He placed a hand over the trans.
mitter and replied with significant
brevity. though quite without empha
Sis:
'"The PinkertOns."
"Wait. Andrew: watt" Walter cried
desperately. "TIl stick" he said
family.
AuUt0w put uOWu LuO Llol uLIcul duu
once again faced Walter. Now, bis
face was menacing. thereafter. please
remember. Diamond, the next time I
have occasion to call you Diamond
| Willie a Pinkerton will tap you on the
shoulder"
Under the taunt the Hckle mood OF
the youth Jared In a new gust OF rage.
Say" he cried viciously. ''whO the
- are you. anyhow"
Instantly the Master Mind assumed
the respectful demeanor Of the faith.
eul family retainer.
"Why. SIR" he said gently. I'm your
confidential man and valet and butler
you know, sir. Why. Master Walter
l have served your father for many
years."
This reference diverted the victims
attention again to the general subject
OF his grievance over enforced ignO
rance.
Father, huh" he exclaimed, with
jeering laugh. Say, when am l go
ing to meet these fake parents an,
this sister of mine? Why shouldn't
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

cording to your Instructions. I beat Il
right after the shooting. Wainwright
hardly got a glimpse OF me. much less
Of my name and address. I'm think
Ing"
~ attended to that" Andrew an
swered.
Walter voiced apprehension in anoth-
or direction.
THAT fellow amt no rummy," he OBJ
jcrtcd querulOusly. Say. II Id ever
known the game was against Vain
wright l wouldn't have come in. The
PinkertOns would be just as safe, be-
Iieve me. Whenever he went after a
man he got him. They say he even got
the goods on the Master Mind some
how and has him buffaloed. Anyhow
the Master Mind went out Of business
and hasn't been heard Of for years.
And you must know what he was.
There wasn't anything he couldn't pull
Off till Wainwright came along"
Yes, I've heard Of him." Andrew
admitted.
Walter went Oh. speaking with Ell
thusiasm.
why, that fellow was the cleverest
this country ever produced" he declar-
ed. with sincere admiration in his
voice. Il tell you he only touched the
high spots-banks, corporations. the
classiest things going. The men that
worked for him even never got their
lamps on him. and the bulls never had
nothing on him. And then Wainwright
got after him and threw a scare into
him so he up and got cold feet and
quit. So what chance you got? Huh!'
THAT question need not concern you
in the least, Walter. 1t Is s~u6lcient
for you that l have guaranteed your
safety" He paused as Parker ap-
peared In the doorway waiting Tor his
attention.
mr.. and Mrs. Blount have arrived,
SIR" Parker explained. They are I'm
the drawing room. SIR"
Tell them that l shall zee them at
once" Andrew directed. LET me
know instantly when Miss Blount ar
rives." He nodded dismissal to the
servant and turned again to the Tuning
young man opposite him. His voice
sounded in sharp command, You. Wal
ter. will 60 to your room at once and
study the memorandum until l send
for you to meet your parents"
As he passed into the drawing room
Andrew cast one swift glance toward
a small table on the far side Of the
room and noted with an almost imper-
ceptible smile a tiny simmer Of blue
light that shone from the solitaire dia-
mond placed there in readiness for the
coming Of his guests. The husband
was q large man. OF pleth0ric form ana
a strong, rough, rugged face, redly
tanned by outdoor airs, the tint more
tOrid from good cheer. His expression
was kindly, after a rude fashion Of its
own, and with a p~ervasive suggestion
Of force, under which the latent weak
ness was with didiculty discernible.
The woman, however, was less com
pick, tall and handsome in a lamboy.
ant way, with no trace whatsoever OF
intellectually or spiritual development
merely an easy going, pleasure loving
creature, untroubled by scruples of con
science. Both betrayed an acute m
iety in this moment Of meeting with
the Master Mind. though neither had
any suspicion as to his identity, since
they knew him only az Mr.. Andrew.
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MISS CLARK A June BRIDE.

Her Forthcoming Wedding % Jamse
Thomson Creating Wide Interest.
The wedding Of Miss Gensvieve
Clark, daughter Of the speaker Of the
house, to James NJ. Thomson takes
place or June 80 and IL exciting very
widespread interest Miss Olark he's
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
CHAPTER v.

OOCGJUO
u YELL, Andrew. we're here
N/ Blount said rather namely
wv after a short period Of 81
lonco. "HOW longs the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

MISS 0EtEvIEvE CLARK.
been extremely popular in Washington
society, and she Is also held In the
highest esteem by the people Of her
home town. Bowling Green, Mo-. whore
the ceremony will take place at tho
Clark home. Thousands of Invitations
have been sent out for the event.
Miss Clark Ia Just nineteen years Of
age. while the groom James n.
Thomson. IL just double her AZ. or
thtrty-edsht. He comes from New Or.
'sene and is TIL. owner and, lppbliehef
o. tn New Orleans Item. Hs dh4lk
MT iliss ,Ciark at tAel Baiunpsas iDsGl-
ocfasac co1avs1tbsa q w. pcs asas
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
EVENING.

Then 10 the time
For those whom wisdom and
whom nature charm
To steal themselves from the
degenerate crowd
And vOar above this little scene
OF things:
To tread low th0ughted vice BE-
meath their feet
To sO0ths the throbbtng pas
stons into peace
And wo0 lone quiet 10 her Silent
walks
-Tbo~soa
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23
SYNOPSIS.

Henry Allen. i young married man, Is
sentenced to be Executed for killing the
man who won the affections Of Aliens
wife. Aliens brother, Andrew. known to
the Crimina world as The Master Mind. "
determines to avenge his brother. He
writes the district attorney that he will
send him white. red and black blank
cards Indicating the progress OF his
plans for revenge.
andrew discovers that the district At
torney who convicted Henry is in love
with an orphan girl who once aved his
life. The district attorney. Wainwright.
has been searching for this girl. but can
not ind her.
Andrew finds the girl and after con-
spring to send her to prison gets her re-
leased. He then educates her.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-23

CHAPTER ".
A Family Made to Order.
Y LILLIAN SLOCOMB, alias
M Diamond Willie. alias Wal
wv ter BlOunt. sat in the library
OF the house Of which he
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
Washington, D. c., 19 listop

Washington, D. c., 19 listop.
Department sprawiedliwosci
bedzie dalej dochodzi} czynno-
sci konsula gen. austryackiego
w New Yorku, Won Nubena, a
to ma skutek konferencyi, jaka
W Srode b. t. mial stef biura
A. B. Bielamski, z b.
konsulem austryackim, dr.. J.
Goricarem, ktory ostatnio uja-
wnil, il konsulaty austryackie
i niemieckie, So Srodowiskiem
spiskowej.
Department sprawiedliwo-
sci podal tez. re otrzymal wiele
dalszych informacyi co do O.
szustw paszportowych sprawy
tel bedzie dalei dochodzif.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
Chicago Ill., Piatek dnia 1890 istopada CNovembeD 1915
Ioiska francusko-angielskie pobilY Bulgar6W

stajnie, co dowodzi, re zamie-
rzaja chi tn przepedzic zime.9
Rosyanie lamia Ofenzywe.
Piotrogr6d, 18 list. UEzedo-
wy komunikat rosyjski brzmi,
iak nastepuie: Ma poludnio-
wy zach6d Cd OLAF, ma drCdze,
wiodacej do Mitawy, Niemcy
podieli ofenzywe, ably oslonlc
Mitawe, ktora juz ewakuowali
w obawie, ze wpaSc ona mne
w rece Rosyan. Ma ofenzywe
te Rosyanie odpowiedziell
kontratakiem. Walka trWa W
dalszym ciagu.
Nv transzach opuszczonych
przez Niemc6w W pcblizu jezio-
IA Swiencianskiego, ma zachod
cd Dzwinska, znaleziono wielka
iloSc zabitych Niemcow. Ma le-
wynn brzegu Styru, W okolicy Ii
nil kolejowej Kowel Sarny,
Niemcy i Austryacy rczpocze-
Ii ofenzywe we wtorek cd Me-
dweie W kierunku Nowego
Podszrewicza. Ofenzywa ia je-
dnak zostala zlamana ogniem
naszei artyleryi karabin6w
maszynowych.'.
wv Galicyi wschodniej ME
ma walk wiekszych. G}ownie to
CA sic pojedynki artyleryjskie,
albo tez male walki lokalne, ME
wplywajace ma tok gl6wnych
wydarzef ma linii bojowej."
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
I KWAWYCH Walk
MAD STyR E NJ
I ROSYANIE I AUSTRYACY
0GRCEINE PGEOSza
STRATY. f....
ROsyanie Iamia nova Ofenzywe
niemiecka.

Berlin, Is list. Urzedowy ra-
port niemiecki niemal re ME
wspomina walkach ma wscho-
die. Natomiast pisma berlin
skie publikuja rapport wieden-
ski, kt6ry brzmi nastepujaco:
,Teraz dopiero nasz tryumf
pod Czartoryskiem moze bye
nalezycie oceniony. Rosyanie
ponieSli tn jedna z najwiek-
szych kiosk. Dotychczas po-
grzebaliSmy $500 Rosyan. Una
lezliSmy 400 nowych grobSw.
w rece nasze dostalo sic kilka
tysiecy karabin6w sporo- ANU
nicyi.
,Rosyanie maja ma zachod-
MIN brzegu rzeki Styr cztery
pozycye, jedna poza druga, sill
ME ufortyfikowane. Maja TAX
re Wielkie baraki, blokhauzy i
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MOzEBNO$G RE-
KW!7YcYl WARSl.IE!A!-
Tow OkRETOWYCA
Rad ZMUSZONY BEDZIE
DO TEGO KROKU, ME PO.
SIADAJAC WLASNYCH
WARSZTAT6W.

Washington, D. c., 10 listop.
Niezmiernie wysokie ceny "a
dane przez prywatne zaksady
budowy warsztat6w "a budowe
dw6ch pancernik6w, zmusza mo
ze Rad washingtonski do Ia
dania cd kongresu przeprowa-
dzenia prawa rekwizycyi.
Oznacza to, ze Rad zabraiby
W swe posiadanie jeden lub
wiecej zaklad6w prywatnych i
rozpoczalby budowe okret6w
we wlasnym zarzadzie. Rad po
siada jeden tylko warsztat, W
Brooklynie i to niezupehie od-
powiadajacy potzebom budo-
WV tax wiellich okretow. lime
warsztaty rzadowe So zupehie
nieodpowiednie do konstrukcyi
tego typu okretow.
Bye moze, re pogrozka ia ma
ma celu tylko muszenie kompa
nil prywatnych do obnizenia
swych ofert, lecz wobec tego,
ze zaklady wyrabiajace pance-
re. zelazo konstrukcyjne i t.
D., sa przepelnione zam6wie-
miami dla sprzymierzonych, ME
prawdopodobnem jest, by "a
klady te, przynajmniej W mai
blizszym czasie, podiely sic
wyrobu poszczegolnych czesci,
DO cenach nizszych, jake otrzy
muiaz zagranicy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
Plan wycofania Wojsk sprzy=.
n1ierzonyCh Gallipolis.
Wlosi przygotowuja olbrzymla ofenzyWe
Ma linie sonzo maja rzucc pol mliona zoEnierza
HEAcY RosyANVE pONoszA IMAGINE sTRATY Ma WscAobzE
Masowe groby mad rzeka Styrem.
Niemcv przysotowuja nova lokana oenzywe zachode
Won ube moze byc zmuzony Stanow ZednoczonYch
Echa konspiracyi niemeckiej w Ameryce.
TRANQUIL PObILI
CARO- W
W DWUDNIOWEJ BlTWlE
ZADAII I'M WIELkIE
STRATY.
PogIoska o wzieciu Monastyru.

Londyn, Is list. Stosownle
do depeszy Aten wojska fran
cuskie odnicsly bardzo wazny
sukces ma froncie Czirkowo =
Kruszewica, natomiast wojska
brytyjskie ma linii Valandowo
Rabrowo. Walka trwafa przez
diva dni z zedu. Chociaz Bul-
garry przewyzszali liczba Fran
cuz6w, musieli sic cofnac, po-
nieSli bowiem olbrzymie straty,
zadane i'm przez slynne trzy
calowe armaty francuskie. Bull
garry cofneli sic w kierunku
p6}nocnym ma levy brzeg re
ki Wardar. Anglicy natomlast
pobiwszy Bulgar6w pod Valen-
dowo, posuneli sic nfeco daleJ'
Francuzi odebrali Bulgarom
miasto Kasturino.
Czarnog6rcy cornell sic.
Urzedowy rapport czanogor-
ski donosi, re wojska czarnogor
skie wskutek przewagi nieprzy
iaciela, cofnely sic W dniu logo
Iistopada mad rzeke Drin.
Monastyr wZiety?
New York, Is list. Do pism
nowojorskich donosza depesze'
ae wojska bulgarskie, ktore
wczorai wkroczyly do Prilepu,
zaie1y Monastyr, ostatnie wick
sze miasto W Serbii. Monastyr
znaiduje sic w odleglosci zale-
dwie Is mil cd granicy gree
kiej.
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100000 Wk0CH6W
UDERzY ma GORYCYE
CADORNA PRZYGOTOWUJE
! OLBRZYMIA OFEN-
ZYWE.

Geneva, via Paryz, 1S list.
Stosownie do depeszy, nadesla-
nej Milanu przez koresponden
ia Zurich Gazette, naczelny
wodz wojsk wioskich, general
ACadorna, przygotowuje olbrzy-
mia ofenzywe, ktora ma zlamac
linie obronna austryacka mad
Isonzo otworzyc mu droge do
Tryestu Karyntyi. Ma front
ten ma on rzucic 100000 zolnie
RIA, a pierwszem ma bye zdo-
bycie Gorycyi, ktorei Austrya-
cy tax zaeiekle bronia.
Stosownie do raportu rzym-
skiego, W}osi odniesli powazny
sukces ma p6inocny zac;,$d cd
pliasta Gorycyi, zdooywajac
-. .azo .v'azne pozJcye ausuya
ckie. Ma zajetych wzgorzach
znaleziono stosy trup6w au-
stryackich. Austryacka artyle-
rya natomiast zniszczyla kilka
wiosek ma rowninie Isonzo. Ra-
port wiedenski tyle tylko g4o'
81, ae Gorycye ponownie ostrze-
Iiwali W}osi, ale ME zbyt slime
ataki wzd}uz linii frontu, costa
ly odparte.
Ma froncie tyrolskim z pcWo-
du zasp $nieznych usta}y walkl
ma wieksza skale. Ostrzellwa]a
sic lub podchodza sic wzaJem
tylko patrole i naprzod wysu-
niete placowki.