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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
THE STEEL MARKET.
Slowing Down in Rail Buying Noted
During the Week.

A slowing down in the buying Of steel
rails was noted during the past week
and no new orders OF large size were re-
ported. Demand for other articles used
in railroad construction. such as nuts,
bolts and spikes, continued fairly active.
Steel manufacturers are not discouraged
and look forward with a conservative de-
gree OF optimism TO the future. A con-
siderable part OF the consuming trade is
stll engrossed IN taking inventories and
the real test OF the standing OF the mar
kat Is looked for in the last half OF the
month. The Sl.1O prices on seml-hnished
steel was firmly maintained during the
week. bu; demand has not increased to n
sufficient degree TO permit OF further
upward movement as yet.
Increased production continued TO be
noted throughout the trade and mill OPP
erations are expected to be at the rate Of
30 per cent. of capacity soon. Specifica-
tons against existing contracts came In
on a larger scale. Buying OF steel In all
lines continued TO show some increase,
hut the rate OF Improvement has fallen of
considerably since the first Of the year.
The Dolly Iron Trade says: The New
York Central Railroad shortly will dis
tribute the balance OF it's rail inquiry for
"a. 900 tons OF rails. Locomotive orders are
being taken for export and structural
steel lettings In the East make a better
showing Central Western sheet mills are
seeking additional bookings. with the re-
suit that prices are somewhat irregular.
The Connellsvllle coke market Is at a
standstill with production and consump-
ton nicely balanced"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
THE COPPER MARKET.
Farther Price Advance Expected
During the Week.

Further price advances in copper metal
may be looked for during tho coming
week II the volume OF business measures
up to that OF the preceding fortnight.
Bookings since tho first OF the year have
been estimated as high rs 10000. 900
pounds the bulk OF which was marketed
more than r week ago. Last weeks Gales
were rather widespread. there being or
ders for japanese account as we'll as for
European countries.
Some exceedingly heavy figures wers
mentioned in connection with the Japan
csc business. hut in the trade yesterday
they were regarded as having been some
what exaggerated. japan continues to
export copper in various forms to this
country to be refined and sold its pro-
duction runs between 100000 and So
100000 pounds annually.
The most interesting development dur
Ing the week was tho decision TO abolish
the Copper Producers Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
VXJater Front Properties
" Factories & Factory Sites
FLOYD =. CORBIN. 10 wall St, y. Y.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Failures Easier, with selling IN
Small volume.

The coffee futures market vas slightly
easier yesterday, with prices 10
points lower. Selling was I'm small vol
ume. total sales amounting 10 only 1880.
bags. but demand was lacking. There VAS
no change in the local spot market Al
Brazil the cost and freight market was I'M
changed 10 10 points easier
sentiment among traders in coffee tu-
lures was less firm during the past week.
Trading continued in small volume. but
there was sufficient hedging 10 cause
prices TO settle u OF cent. lower. De-
mand In the local spot market showed
only intermittent activity. but prices
managed to hold steady at ~ for RIO
- and sTs for Santos As Receipts at
primary points in Brazil continued liberia,
but the movement OF the crop Is Still CON
siderably behind last year. Prices IN no
cost and freight market showed u slightly
easier tendency in places toward the rloss
OF the week.
Brazilian markets were featureess RIO
No. was unchanged at 4Si5o and SAN
tos No was also the same at 4Sioo
Rio and Santos receipts totalcd $1,000
bags. Sac Paulo and Jundlahy each had
81 900. Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates we're As per cent. for short and )
per cent. for long bills.
open market discounts, prime accept
Rnces maturing up to ninety days 3Ss a
3"s per cent.
Commercial paper wa moderately ac-
tive. Rates were 3H per cent. for sixty
20 ainety days bills aud for four to six
months best names; a. al per cent. for
others.
Time money displdv<f = declining tend
ENJOY, enough rates -ere but little altered.
yates were 3iI M3la per cent. for sixty
and ninety days and four months 81 %
80, per cent for longer maturlt,cs,
Call money on the floor of the Stock
Exchange was easy last week, ranging
between ~ and 2ig pcr centA
Domestic exchange ou New York: ST.
Louis, Sc. discount san Francisco, soc
premium: Minneapolis, 40c. premium /;
Chicago. par; Cincinnati, par Montreal,
S562i..
Call money in London was per cent /:
short bills, lis per cent three months
bills, ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange was irregular last
week. demand ranging between 4Sils and
4s3 7-i6. Final quotations were: De.
mand, iS4: cables. ASH,
Bar silver in London, 22". d.. in New
York. 4SIc.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchanscs, $32i ,6SS,Sl6; balances. sl7,-
7l4.5Oi: Sub-Tressury debit balance
:i7l.o3e,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
HARVESTER PASSES DIVIDEND.
No Action on Quarterly Payment Re-
cause OF War.

The International Harvester Corpora
ton' large part OF whose business is
with European nations now at war, an
nounced yesterday that It had passed the
quarterly dividend OF -, per cent. on the
common stock, which was omitted for the
first time AZ the previous quarterly nay
meni. President Cyrus II. McCormiC,, in
Chicago issued the following statement
"lnasmuch as conditions have IN no
way improved and the situation. so far
as the corporations Interests arc con-
cerned, Is practically the same az II was
In october last the directors have do
cided that no quarterly dividend OF th-
common stock OF the corporation will he
paid on January rs, 1aIb"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
MORE TROUBLES FOR RUMELY.
Company Faces Redemption of s6,-
100000 Farmers Notes.

Clarence 5. Funk, president OF the VI,
Rumely Company, was quoted as saying
in Chicago yesterday when asked about
the reports OF reccivership:
II have nothing 10 say at this time,
but it is probable that statement will
be issued on Monday"
E Walker OF william Solomon 4 Co,
director o. the company. is expected to
return 10 New York to-day from CHI
Cago, where ne has been in conference
with the managers and Western direc-
tors. The present difficulty Of the CONF
pauy arises out OF the necessity OF re-.
deeming $500, 900 of farmers notes hy-
pothecated with the banks a year ago at
~ cents on the dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
'ES dividend

where \ go" follows
a quotation n ind
Gates n bid or offer
for 10 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho S. 8 Kres6e Company reports sales
for the year ended December 81 or slsOg7
57i. an increase OF {s,S3964A or ei.4i per
cent, over 1919 December sales Amounted
to ':,599,S7s. compared with s2,eOS 696.
DreXel & Co, Kean, Taylor a. Co and
Kissel Einnicutt a Co. announce that they
have placed with investors the balance Of
the N722,0o Southern Railway Company
hrst consolidated mortgage 8 per cent bonds
which were not taken by the holders OF
Richmond and Danvllls first mortgage
bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

Total lamar
! date,
a a Il a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
Railroad and other shares.

SATURDAY. JANUARY 1s, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
SHORT TERM NOTES.

'Par value, $50. TEX dividend,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
CITY NEWS.

Select New York oysters and
choice cat fish at JOS. Haubert's.
Mrs Chris Metternick has sold
IN acres on the middle road to e. w.
Majors.
The Kingdom Of the Winding
Road, by Cornelia Meigs, at West
colts.
FIT. Madison Democrat: DR.. v. T..
Doering. DR.. F. c. Roberts, Dr.. Carl
W. Wahrer, DR.. Fred l.. Wahrer, DR..
J. NJ. Casey, DR.. c. F. Wahrer, DR.. w.
H. Newton and DR.. r. S. Reimers
made the trip to Keokuk Tuesday
noon and attended the meeting OF the
Lee County Medical society in session
there in the afternoon. Drs. Roberts
and Fred L. Wahrer were on the pro-
gram for papers.
Special sale on childrens' hats at
Miss Kings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
No1lcE 10 AuNrERs

The Anti Horse Thief association
No. 237 of Vincennes, Iowa. positive
ly forbids any hunting with dog or
gun on their respective places.
Complaint will be made to county
auditor and license revoked on any
person hunting on the following nam
ed premises: w. G. Case, John Case,
Norman Cruze, Joe Bailey. John Cruze,
Robert Cruze, Charles Horner, John
Freeman, C. G. Freeman, Wesley John
son, Harvey Johnson, Chris Johnson,
Henry Lind. Chas. Kerr, R. B. Meek.
S. T. Mott, Geo. Pfligerstofer. Chas.
d. Newberry. George McCarty, Ed
Meister. E. H. O'Connor, Phil Nye,
Chas. Pence, L. W. Shafer, Byron
Scovern, E. NJ. Sigler. ]. T. Wolf 0
B. Wolf G. Fl. Wilsey, J. c. Hagney.
A. NJ. Wyllie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
CHANGE IN !. S.
CEMETERY HERE
Mart Howe, superintendent Of Ma
tionaI Cemetery Here. Will go to
Fort Mcpherson Nation
al Cemetery.
LEAVES ON SATURDAY
John Harrigan Who Has Been In
Charge Of ceretery In Nebraska,
10 Coming 70
keokuk.
LEAVES ON SATURDAY

Mart Howe, superintendent Of the
National cemetery at Keokuk for the
last year and half. will leave Satur-
day night to become superintendent
OF tie Fort Mcpherson NATIONAL Gene
terry in the western part Of Nebraska
on the Platte river. Mr.. Howe will
be succeeded by John Harrigan, who
has been the superintendent Of the
Fort Mcpherson cemetery.
Fort Mcpherson National cemetery
is situated 270 miles west OF Omaha,
on the Platte river in the western
part Of Nebraska. Mr.. Harrigan will
await the arrival OF superintendent
Howe, and will not come to Keokuk
until after Mr.. Howe has checked out
with him there.
John Harrigan. the new superin-
tendent OF the Keokuk cemetery Is n
retired army non-commissioned Off
Ger. He has been In charge Of the
Nebraska cemetery for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, since their COM
ing to Keokuk, have made many
friends and acquaintance who will
be CORY to see them leave, but who
wish them well in their new home.
They will leave here Saturday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
Veteran Of Civil War and Keokuk Pc.
Iieeman and Constable, Died
at Home Last
Evening.
ILL FOR THREE WEEKS
Served Through Rebellion Conflict in
Illinois Infantry Companies
Came 10 keokuk in
1871.

Thomas j. Warner OF 420 North
Fifth street, civil war veteran, mem
/ Der Of the G. A. r., former policeman
and constable and one Of Keokuk's
most highly esteemed citizens, died
/ last night at TAO o'clock at his home.
| Although Mr.. Warner had been Ill for
| the last three weeks with stomach
trouble, 1t was not thought that he
was in any serious danger and hopes
were held out for his early recovery.
His condition. however, became sud
denly critical last night and he died
shortly after half past seven. mourned
! by large circle of friends and &C.
quaintances.
/ Mr.. Warner was born at Switze7-
land, Indiana. on December 4, 1885.
His early life ives spent at that place
Later he moved to Peoria, H.. and at
the outbreak of the war Of the rebel
lion enlisted from that city in the
Fourteenth Illinois infantry when he
was twenty-five years OF age. He
served with distinction in this organi-
zatfon for two years and when 1t was
mustered out. he enlisted again at
Peoria in the Twenty-eighth Illinois
infantry and served to the close OF
the conflict
"O yedIS diter Tie CAOSe VI Zig WAT
he was married in Lancaster Mo-, to
Lucinda K. Bass and in 1871 they
moved to Keokuk. this city remaining
their permanent home since that date.
In the year 1880 Mr.. Warner Joined
the police force and served for sixteen
years. Later he served eight years
as constable here. For the past few
years he had been retired because Of
poor health.
Mr. Warner is survived by his wife
and one daughter. Mrs. Isabelle Wit
itch. of 418 North Fifth street. The
other survivors are a granddaughter,
Florence. Warner Witch; brother
u. F. Warner Of Chicago: nephew.
Edward F. Warner Of Chicago. and a
niece, Mrs. Joseph Thurloo Of Peoria.
The decedent was member Of Relk-
map post, Grand Army Of the Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
IMPORTANT CHANGES PASSEN-
GER SCHEDULES. kEOkUk a
DIES MONIES LINE

Effective Sunday October 81, train
for Eldon, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa and
Des Moines will leave Keokuk 700 A.
m. Train for Ottumwa and intermedi-
ate stations will leave Keokuk 1870
p. m Train from Ottumwa and inter-
mediate stations will arrive Keokuk
1900 a. m. Train from Des Moines.
Oskaloosa, Ottumwa and Eldon will
arrive Keokuk 1885 p. m. Consult
ticket agent for information regarding
K. & d. NJ. service north of Ottumwa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
Consumers Wholesale
Supply Company
Phone 316-317 4O6 Main St.

We have obtained extraordinary values for
Friday and Saturday sale and going to give you the
benefit. Get orders in early Look at these prices:
pound guaranteed. h. .12e
the slab
actually worth 20c only 16se
haro White syrup only
goods
goods only
Casup guaranteed tse
splendid brand 81 %; t1c
size. $40; lr.- zoe
s215;
special
......Se
nothing
Mule while lb. each ...oe
Jonathan peck
sundred .....a5c
cookies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. A. Roberts who is attending
the state Baptist convention at CEDAR
Rapids. Will visit In Ames and Des
Moines where her son and daugnter
are in school, before returning nome.
Fl. Madison Democrat: MISS CARA
E,hinger and Miss Minnie Ehlnger arc
visiting in Keokuk at the nome OF
their cousin, Mrs. II. o. Whitney.
-. Mrs. Margaret McDermith spent
the dav in Keokuk with friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
CITY NEWS.

-Hyacinth. tulip and crocus bulbs
at Woolworth's 5 & .10c store.
-Keokuk dentists are planning to
attend the meeting Of the Southeast
ern Iowa Dental society at Burlington,
November s and g. DR.. Ulrich Of Min
neapolis and Dr. ]. B. Monfort will be
on the program for papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
FUNERAL NOTICE.

WARNER-The funeral Of the late
Thomas J. Warner will be held to-
morrow (Friday) afternoon at 1856
o'clock from the residence 420 North
Fifth street. Friends are invited to
the services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28

Those simple drugs, teas, etc, that
your mother used on you so effective
ly will do as we'll for your children.
We have fresh new stocks Of all those
drugs. Try us for anything you have
had trouble getting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
HeadIes. Body Identified.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 2s.-Assist-
ant City Controller Weible went to
the county morgue early today and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28

identified the headless body OF
woman found on the tracks OF the
Pennsylvania railway near Roup sta
ton last night. as that Of Miss Sophia
McCallin, auditor in the controllers
Office. Miss McCallin is the daughter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
Bandit chief kiIIed.

( United Press Leased Wire Service.1
CAPE HAITIEN Haiti. Oct 2S.-In
an engagement with American ma
rines. the leader of Haitien bandit
gang has been killed. it was reported
here TODAY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28

o, !. well known PITTSBURGH n. iap 50
and widely known in busin ess sonnd BY
cial circles. Tie body was ~. I'D, vss
Dr.. J. H. Alexander. The ne .ad Hos
severed and the body mntila .,vstery.
she came to her death Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-28
IOWA Supreme Court Decisions.
rSnecial to The Gate City1

TOPcCIu1 j
DES MONIES, Oct. 2S.>;ut1er, ct
Ell, appellants, VS.. Board of Directors
of the Independent District Of Maple
Grove, ct al. Polk county. reversed
and reManded.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-06
Is Kares Lauko.

Londonas. LaikrasGio Times
kariskas korespondentas isva-
dzioja, kad vokieciu veikimas
Lietuvoje yra daromas tam, kad
pagauti slastus rusu armija.
veikianeia prie Varsavos.
"Vokieciu atakai siaurius
nuo Nemuno dabar pasirodo pa
vojingiausi rusams. Jie prasi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-06
Didejji Kare.

Kadangi vienok vokieciai Wis uz
ina didesnius plotus, tai aisku
kad sulaikymu arba yisai nebu
vo, arba rusams pasiseke vier
trumpam laikui sulaikyti.
Nors vokieciai jau nuo sena
giriasi, kad tuoj palms Lenkijo:
sostine VarSavq ir ten inejes
Vokietijos kaizeris prokliamuo:
Lenkijos neprigulmyste, bet TX
Siol Varsava Wis dar rusq ranko
Sc, nors gal neilgai jie gales jG
palaikyti. Lake atidarymo ru.
siskos dumos, rugpjucio I d., Ru.
sijos kares minister's PolivanoI
pranese, jog gal rusams reik:
vokieciams VarSava ir LenkijG
atiduoti, o gynimui krasto su
traukti kariunene ant antros be-
sigynimo linijos tarp Kauno il
LietuviSko Brasto. Visus do.
kumentus, pinigus, muzeju rim.
kius, abrozdus is baznyciu ga
bena is Varsavos Rusijon, kat
niekas vokieciams netektp.
Vokieciai rods laimi Lenki-
Joj, bet tie laimejimai milziniS-
kq auku reikalauja, tos auko:
silpnlna vokieciu pajiegas. Laik-
rastis Tribune apskaito, kad vier
uzimant Liublina reikejo aukau.
ii 10000 kareiviu. Musiuose XII
tur vokieciu nuostoliai buvo he
mazesni, 0 tu nuostoliq uzdengt
nera kuom, todel vokie6iu pajie-
gos ispalengvo tirpsta.
Nuo pietu sujungta austro-vo-
kieciu kariumene, traukdama
siaurius, uzeme Choim. Sitoj
vokieciq armija, vedama genero.
10 Mackensen, stengiasi uzkirst.
rusams pasitraukimo kelia nuc
Varsavos, jeigu jie nepasisku-
bmtq IS ten pasitraukti rytu link
kaip .pranesama is Londono, uz-
emus vokieciams gelezinkeli Lit
blin-Cholm, rusu kariumene ge-
nerolo lvanov, veikianti pietine.
Lenkijoj, tapo atkirsta mo di.
deses rusu armijos, veikiancio:
Lenkijoj.
W tai traukimas vokieciu ge.
nerolo Buelow Vilniun tapo ko-
kiam laikui sulaikytas If jis ami
vietos wen stengiasi vokietiq uz-
imta RusUos teritorija padidinti
Vokieciai artinasi prize Kauno
G kita ju kariumenes dalis uzefnl
Kurses sostine Mintauja. Nore
miestas tas neturi dideles stra-
tegiskos svarbos, bet il tur6dami
vokieciai priisartina prize didziau-
sio ir turtingiausio Latvijos
miesto Rygos, kurl jie stengsis
apvaldyti If savo rankose pasi-
laikyti, mes jis vokieciq uzdetas
If dabar yra per puse vokiskas.
Rusai rengiasi pasitraukti taip-
gi is tvirtoviu Ivangorod If No
vo Georgievsk, mes jq palaiky-
mui nera reikalo zmoniq zudyti
los tvirtoves turejo svarbq drau-
ge su Varsava If jos denge Len
kijos sostine. Ksdangi manoma
Varsava vokieciams be music
atiduoti, tai nera reikalo ginti
nlazas, ia dengiancias tvirtove-
les.
Suvalku gubernijoj, po gana
smarkiam rnusiui vokieeiams te-
ko miestelis Kaletnik. Matyt
vokieeiai Suvalkijoj renka di-
desnes Pajiegas ir rengiasi prie
apgulimo, ar verzimo Kaunc
tvirtoves, kuri antroj linijoj turi
tokiq jau svarba, kokiq pirmoj
linijoj turejo Varsava. Kaunc
gubernijoj smarkus musiai eina
Panevezio apielinkese, bet If cia
vokieeiai palengva stumia rusus
! rytus.
Baltiko jursse pasirode ang-
hSki povandeniniai laivai, kurie
megina vokieciams atlyginti ul
skandinima angliSku pirkliu lai-
w. Danzigo ilankoj paskandinc
dideli vokiska Transporting gar
laivi. Prize Vokietyos krantu
angliski povandeniniai LAVAL pa
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-06
Y laivus, bet ju iguloms dave

( GO
Ipakaktinai laiko issigelbeti.
! Ant piet-vakarinio kares lauko,
itaigi Austrijos su Italia, nors
Austria ir pasigiria kartais italu
sumusimu, bet pasirodo papras-
tai, kad tie sumuSimai buva
menki, neturi svarbos; dazniau-
siai austrams pasiseka vien ko-
kioj vietoj sulaikyti italu pirmyn
zengima kokiam laikui; istikro 81
italai lenda Wis giliau Austrijos
teritorijon, austrai ant visos Ii
MICS, besigindami, traukiasi at
gal. Smarkus muSiai Wis traukia-
81 prize Goritz If Isonzo paupiuo-
sc, kur Xxi siol austrai dar pasek-
mingai ginasi, nors Judo labai
daug savo kareiviu. Nesiseka
austrams taipgi Tiroliuj. Tarp
gyventoju parubeziuose apsireis-
kia Wis didesnis neuzganedinl-
mas; neuzganedinti If toliau nuo
rubeziaus gyvenanti. Atvirai ne
uaganedinimq, apart italu, rodo
If cekai. Buvo jau pasipriesi-
nimu cielu cekisku kariumenes
regimentq; juo kare traukiasi il
giau, juo pasipriesinimp bus dau-
giau, mes kareiviai tik tokiu bu-
du gall prizes negeistina kare pro-
testuoti.
Kaip rusai is Varsavos, taip
austrai traukiasi is svarbiauslo
savo porto Trieste. Isgabeno is
ten visa amunicija. Smarkus
muSiai eina ant Kars iskillmo.
IItalai smarkiai atakuoja If stem
giasi austrus is Kars apskrlcio
isvyti. Musyj prie San Michele
austrus pasieke didelis liepasise-
kimas, jie, sumusti, pabego nuo
music lauko. Smarkus musiai
buvo If prie Sci Busi, bet If cia
italai paeme visus austrp apka-
sus. Nors austrai uztikrina, buk
italai visur tapo sulaikyti ir ju
kariumene esanti sudemorallzuo-
ia, bet iStikro, turbut, yra kitaip.
lux sudemoralizuota kariumene
negaletu musti tokios kariume-
mes, kaip austru, o tas atsitln-
ka; negaletu gilyn Austrijon Il
sti, o ir tas atsitinka.
Ant kares lauko talkininku su
Turkija taipgi nieko svarbesnio
neatsitiko. Dardaneliuose mel
turkai negali talkininku kariu-
meniu is Gallipoli pussiausallo
isvyti, bet If talkininkai Xxi siol
neistengia Dardaneliu tvirtoves
paimti. Prize Dardaneliu talki-
ninkai pasekiningiausiai padeda
rusams, mes 5avo uzpuollmais
neleidzia Turkijai siusti kariu-
menes prizes rusus Kaukazan.
Takininku LAVAL bombarduoja
Turkijos pajuriu miestus Azijoj.
AngliSka kariumenes nuo Per-
siskos ilanSos zengia Wis toliau
Turkijon. Eufrato paupiuose
anglai vel sumuse turku kariu-
riumene If nustume ia siauriu
link.
Didinasi nesutikimai Italijos If
Grekijos su Turkija, mes Turkija
suima Turkijoj gyvenancius ita-
illus, grekus persekioja. Ma
noma, kad Italia apsauks kare
Turkijai If pasius savo laivyna
prize Dardaneliu padeti talkinin-
kams. Grekija, Rumanija If Bull
garija nuo susirisimo su talki-
ninkais sulaiko paskutiniai rusu
Inepasisekimai. Kol Russia ne
atsigriebs, butu pavojinga Bal
kanu tautoms ristis su talkinin-
kais; bet jeigu Rusijai pasisektu
atsigriebti If isvyti vokiecius is
savo teritorijos, jau niekas Ru-
manijos if Grekijos nesulaikytu
nuo susirisimo su talkininkais.
| Rusiskas ambasadorius Ryne
pranese ItalJos valdziai apie SUI
sidraugavimq Rusijos su Japoni-
|ja. Manoma, kad Japonija pa
sius Europon savo kariumne pa
d6ti rusams karej su vokie5iais.