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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
LONDON DOUBTS STORY
OF ZEPPELIN RAIDERS

London. Jan. % u:15 u. m) lin
quiry In official quarters here has
failed to elicit any further news con-
cerning the reported passage over
Cromer Of Zeppelin airships last
night. The belief is beginning to pre-
vail here that the noise heard at Cro-
mer might have come from aero
planes or seaplanes and not airships
telephone message from Kings
Lynn, Norfolk, says no aircraft was
seen there last night but that there
was much excitement when the report
was received from Cromer that Yep
pelins had flown over that town. Tel
ephone INQUIRIES In other towns in
Norfolk county were equally unpro-
ductlye of information TO verify the
Cromer report
The London police received no
warning to call out special constables
or to resort to any emergency meas
ure as a result of the report.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
PICKS FLAWS IN
CONVENTIONS OF
THE ENC|MEMEN


Chicago. Jan. 22-~Had the de-
mand of western locomotive engi-
neers and firemen that, "engineers
and firemen ARRIVING at terminal or
end Of run are automatically releas-
ed been in effect during October,
1913, 1t would have increased the
payrolls of western railroads an ag-
gregate of $621,t2S.
This testimony WAS given here to-
day by j. II. Keefe, assistant general
manager OF the Cuff, Colorado Il San
Ia Fe railroad, before the board Of
arbitration in the western railroad
wage case.
Other items which Keefe touched
upon were the demands for hours
which shall constitute a days work
which. he calculated, would have cost
the roads $16S,04s that month. pay
ment for initial terminal delay which
would have cost slil,g44 and an as
sistant fireman on the heavier loco
motives which he said would have
added s422,321 to the payrolls
His figures were applied to an un-
usually busy month. it developed, but
this month was selected, he said be-
cause the demands OF the men were
made In il, and because the activity
of the carriers brought out the vn-
rlous services which figure in the de-
mands. More quiet months, it was adj
mitted. would have shown somewha
different figures, Particularly In the
matter of overtime. which figured at
s297, ,000 increase for October.
Roughly. keefe calculated that the
annual increase would be $4,000. 900.
The men inquired that II would be
much less.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
Summary of War
NeIDs of Yesterday

Probably the heaviest of nghtInE
that Is now taking place anywhere Ia
the numerous war zones Is on the
western line In the Argonne and tbs
Vospea In both these districts Paris
reports that after all day battling,
the hghtlng stlll continues
These feata AZ arms are helng car-
rled out In the vicinity OF a Geld work
called Marie Therese, near Fontaine
Madame In the Argonne. and Ia the
region OF the Hartmann. Wailerkonf
hills IN the Vosges. In tbs iattcr the
Germans were on tho Offensive, az.
cordng 20 Paris Elsewhere To- Ref-
glum aud in France some artillery
engagements and intautry attacks
took place only ~ widely aepnrntea
points, In none of them was vic.
tory claimed
In the, cast IN pol0nd aud Oalicia.
only secondary collisions between tho
opposing forces have taken place, lc-
ootdlng 20 Pctrograd The Russians
report the concentration ~ consider
ahln. forces of Auatrians tn Euko-
wnf
There is no confirmation ef a re-
port that Iepfnliua have asain pass
tA over Jrnuer, EnElHnd
fepv Benedict IA an aiiugHtion at
y penslstory expressed sorrow that
thorc was nothing to preaage an earlg
end nf the war He had done etery-
Thing to terminate the struggle that
the Limitations of his apostolic office
permitted, he said The pontiff dee
clAred The holy see iuuat remain per-
feetls impartial in the controversy
Baron Burian the ne@ Austtp-
Hungarian foreign minister. i onha
wMy q The German headquarters
The American steamer Wllhelninn
loaded with foudatults consigned O.
an American ritlsep h Germany, has
fniisd from New York Tor Hambpre
She IS the first vessel since fha war
heean. 10 leave the United states with
foodatufis for Germany
The fornef iIaRburez iaorieali
line steamer Daeia. now UNDER A MET
iran register. has Resolved <It&fnnf4
papers At Galveston m s r. n
With :, -: - - : = s =
Germany. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
Bad Weather in Belgium and
France Holds Lines TO
Trenches Artillery Battles
of Daily Occurrence,
NO NOTABLE CHANGE
IN POLISH CAMPAIGN
Russians Are Stalled by Snow
in Passes Of Carpathians
and Must Wait for Thaw
10 Release Them,
%, so.r,~s ,ou.~.. ...o,.. .....o w,..,

London. Jan. 80 (9,ao y. MIX
cept In Alsnce, where stubborn bait
Tie has been In progress for several
days with only the hriefest mention
In the official reports, the fighting
has been comparatively light on both
eastern aud western fronts, There
have heen heavy KUN bomhardmcnts
and a ilght for trench here and
there. but no battle considered wor.
thy OF extended mention In this III
tantic war.
The siege continues, and according
TO the opinion of the military ex-
perts, Il win go on untll the ground
hardens sufficiently TO enable one OF
the commanders TO move a large body
of men with sufficient speed 20 sur
prise his opponents and nnd a weak
spot In the line
Little Change IN Fast.
In the east. along the old front
from the lower Nistua to Gaiicla and
In the Carpathans, the two armies
remain In about the same positions
they held two months ago, all efforts
by the Germans to break down the
Russian resistance scomingly having
failed aud the Russian attempt to
drive the Austro-uerman forces back
TO cracow having met n similar fate.
In the north. however. tho now
Russian offensive apparently hna
carried them wei toward the Ger
man frontier without meeting serious
resistance.
The Russian atlv,nro la Transglva-
MA IL reported to have been checked
by the appearance of large AuH-
trian force In the mountains. while
the snow prevents the Museovltea go
ing any further through the cafpa-
thians, although they hold all the
passes in readiness for the day when
the weather Will permit resumption
Of the forward movement.
No mention has been made dur
Ing the last few days of tho fate of
the remnants of the Turkish armies
which the Russian reports previous
" said had been defeated In the Cau-
casus but II Is believed by military
men here that the Russians. having
use for their men elsewhere, have
decided not TO push on TO Erzerum.
The Russian fleet, according 10 re-
ports. still Is busy In the Black SEN
sinking Turkish sailing ships This Is
tpken AZ evidence that the reports
that the Turkish cruiser Goeben had
been put out of action were not ex-
nggerated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
RED CROSS ACTIVITY
IN EUROPEAN WAR

Washington, Jan. liumanita-
rian activities OF the American Red
Cross In the European war are be-
ing carried on by personnel OF 1875
persons--forty-f surgeons and so
nurses-elght hospitals In the various
belligerent countries are under charge
of these Americans and vast guam
titles of medical supplies and other
material have gone forward to miti-
gate the suffering OF the sick aud
wounded
An official summary OF the society s
work In connection with the war from
August /, 1914. 70 January \. 1915,
was issued today. As 20 finances ST.
1882 has been contributcdands $780,
$40 expended for these activities A
balance of $427.602 remains, of which
$15O,000 must be expended to main
tain the present personnel In Europe
six months and ia provide for their
return
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
.lens l1ee from pnlcsllne.

New York, Jan. 2s.--Jewlsh refu-
gees who have fled o. Alexandria
from Jerusalem and Jaffa aud Beirut.
now number 1900 and about 5000
more are on the way, II was an
nounced here tonight by the provi-
sional executive committee for general
Zionist affairs OF which Louis ID.
Brandeis is chairman. No colonlsts
are Included among the refugees, the
committee states. as All Jewish colon-
lists have become nauralized Ottoman
subjects.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
POLICE PROTECTION
or CRIME GENE RAJ

Chlepgo. Jan 22 Rumlfoaiien u :
scandal involving Tho poiiee viii
members Of the criminal classes have
been found in Buffalo naa Philaaei-
phin. Boston and New Aork accord
ing 10 Maclay ileyne. states attef-
uey, who returned TO-DAY fi'0m the
easi where ho had visited an four
eiflca. The prosecutor sAfd fndict4
ments world he voted here
Well defined underground chan
nols for the pteteetion oi crooks
have been feerd Tween Boston, New
York and Cheaaa. according 70
Hoyue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO
BEAT TURKISH FORCES

retrograd, Jan. 23.--"On January
"a, significant engagements took plsea
on all sections OF the line, says the
official communication issued BY tins
staff OF the army of the Caucasus to-
night. the more importan OF which
were Ia the Transtehorokh region.
whore our offensive continues sun-
cessfuily IN spite OF obstinate resias
tance by the Turks.
Near Aldos we captured turk
lah cannon"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
The Day in Congress
THE SENATE.

Met at II a. M
Republican senators continued
speaking against the administration
ship bill. .
Democrats agreed to hold all-day
caucus Saturday 10 perfect ship pur-
chase bill
Interstate commerce committee fa-
vorably reported, cpmmins bill to ex-
tend present federal boiler inspection
to all parts of locomotives and ten
ders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
ZEPPEL|NS SEEN
PASSING OVER AN
ENGLISH TOWN
Coast GuardSmen and Military.
Patrol Hear Engines and.
See Flashing of Search
lights,

Cromer, England. ttia London. Jan
~, l1;52 D. m.)--Zeppelin airships OF
number unknown, .Aas-cF over Gro 4.
mer at 1890 o'clock tonight from the
sea and proceeded inland In a south
easterly direction.
The noise OF the engines of the air
ships was first heard by the coast
guardsmen and then by the military
on patrol duty.
The electric light circuits were im-
medlately cut and troops proceeded
through the town extingushing all
other lights.
All the evidence tends to show that
more than one air craft passed over
the town. As they proceeded they
flashed searchlghts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23

Corpus Christi. Tex, Jan. 22.--lns
Duyol county grand jury returned TO.
day twenty~six indictments against
eleven officials and former officials.
The indictments charge extortion,
misappropriation of public funds, al
tering returns of an election and other
offenses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
THE HousIt-

Debate continued on the army ap-
preparation bill. ....# #.,.s.
Passed army appropriation bill car
rying $101 100000.
Began consideration of agricultural
appropriation carrying 2,500,000.
Adjourned at $40 p. IN. to noon
saturday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
Coast Guard Bin PASSES.

Washington, Jan. 22.-The senate
agreed today to the conference re-
port on the hill consolidating the life
saving service and the revenue cutter
service into the coast guard. me
house had already agreed to the re-
port and the president is expected to
sign 1t at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23

Carroll and the Missos Abrahamson
and Muller
Mrs. II. r. Asplund addressed the
club on "The Nanishing Lady" which
aroused such interest that lively
discussion ensuedl Two solos were
rendered by Miss Abrahamson. ac-
oompanied by Mrs. Van stone. After
quotations and current events. re-
freshments were served
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, Jan. 22.-New Mex
ico' Snow Saturday: colder south.
Sunday probably fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-23

Mr., Redfield. secretary OF COM
meree, replied 60 the puper prepared
by James J. hin, which he said was
based on sufmises and not fncls.
what does II mean" he said, 'if
to speak Of the complications almost
certain 10 drag us sooner or later into,
the European eonfiictg II has been
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
NIEMCY ROZSTRZELALI
5000 ,CYWILNYCH w
BELGII.

Paryz, Is paz. Depesza blu
IA prasowego Havasa donosi 2
Havre:
.,Przeszlo 5000 cywilnych W
Belgii zostalo rozstrzelanych
rozkaZu wladz wojskowych. -
= Liczba powyzsza ME jest
urzedowa, gdyz wladze miej-
scowe Z obawy represalii Mem
COW ME odwazylyby sic ma wy
iawianie tego. Wediug infor-
macyi wiarogodnych stracono
w Antwerpii 200, w Brabancyi
800, W Flandryi 100, W Hal
maui 400, w Liege "a, W Linn
bcurG 40. w Luksemburgu =
1000, w Namur 1900.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
NAJWIEKSZ YBJDzET STA
Now ZJEDNOCZONYCH
Ma koszta wzmocnienia obrony
pojdzie 15O,OOO,OOO doIa-
=, row wiecej.

Washington, d. c. Sekretarz
skarbu przedlozy dzisiaj prezy.
dentowi preliminiarz budzetu
krajowego ma rok administra.
eyjny 1916, celem przedyskutc
wania' go W komitecie fiskal-
1s~S -zanim wniesiony bedzie
do kongresu.
Bedzie to najwiekszy budzet
W dziejach Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, bo wynosic bedzie W wy
datkach S1,240,OOO,OOO, czyli
same wydatki ma armie mary
narke beda o $50 milionow do
lar6w wieksze jak W zesziym
roku.
w ciagu dnia wczorajszego
prezydent konferowal z ken
gresmanem Hay, przewodnicza-
Gym komitetu dla spraw woi-
skowych, zastepca sekretarza
wojny i czlonkami generalnego
sztabu. O lie wiadomem jest, to
prezydent aprobuje plan mini
stra wojny powiekszenia arnii.
Wydatek ma armie wynosic be-
die $182,OOO,OOO, czyli 72 mil.
dolarow wiecej, jak W mimic
nym roku. Wielka Geese tego
wydatku pojdzie ma artylerye
polna i walowa, tudziez ma
stworzenie rezerwy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
SeIbONie Wypedzii
NiemC6W I 0rsOwy.
400 Z. MICH UTOPILI w DU.
NAJU.
Najazd buigarski ma Scribe ME
udaI sic.

Londyn, IA pazdz. Droga n;
Rzym nadchodza tn wiadomos
Ici, re Serbia swietnie sic bro
mi pred inwazya dw6ch ME
przyjaciof. Arnia bulgarsks
zaatakowala Serbow pod Wlisi
mica, kt6ra to miejscowoSc jest
wazn punktem strategic.
nym M linii kolejowej, bicgna,
Icej z Uskub do Kumanowy. Je-
.dnakowoz Serbowie atak ten
odparli. Dotychczas vice Bur
garry zaatakowali Scribe W
trzech punktach, a mianowicie
pod Kniaziewaczem, Zasitcza-
rem i1Wlisinica. Ma wszystkich
-tych puaktach Serbowie pozo-
stall panami poboiowiska, od-
rzucajac nieprzyiaciela. Wobec
tego nieprawda jest poprzednie
doniesienie, iakoby Buigarzy
wdarli sic ma kilkanaScie mil w
o1ab Serbii i zaieli Geese linii
kolejowei, biegnacei Z Niszu
do Salonik. Komunikat serb
ski odpiera stanowczo tie falsze
i stwierdza, re w iednym tylko
punkcie udalc sic Buigarom po
sunac ma jedna mile cd granicy
serbskiej, ale ma reszcie frontu
walki sic tocza albo ma samei
granicy, albo tez ma teryto~
ryum buigarskiem, kt6re naje-
chali Serbowie.
Niemcy wyrzuceni Z 0rsowy.
correspondent CoTriere Della
Sera donosi, re mad Dunajerl
tocza sic zacielIe walki, w kt6-
rych Serbowie So CORA. Niemcy
przeprawili sic Z Orsowy ma wy
spe Kida Kale, ale zostali od-
parci, a w koncu wyrzuceni z
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
Mad Sawa, Drina pod 0rsoWa costa
Ii jednak kiemcy pobiei.
Serbowie odparli Bulgar6w ma wszYstkich punktach.
IRosyanie Niemcy glosza sukcesy ma froncie
wschodnm
Anglicy zdobyli kilka nowych tran
sly niemieckich.
Obrady mad spraWa Dardane Iondyhskiei izbie gmn.
Bitwa zatoce finskiej. Cesarz Austryi sla-
bnie umys1owo.
Ostatn najazd ma Londyn przyprawi Smierc S. os6b
.-rse-e~--AN- 7-as-@@@~ a zranif 114
Co m6wi Berlin?

Berlin, via Londyn, IA paz.
Urzedowy komunikat niemiec-
XII utrzymuje, re wojskom au-
stro niemieckim udafo sic
wstrzymac ofenzywe rcsyjska
we wschodniej Galicyi. Rosya-
ME zostali odrzuceni poza rzeke
Strype. Dalej komunikat twier
dzi, re ma zachod i ma poludnio-
wy zachod cd Hucka, wojska
marszalka polnego Hindenbur-
ga odrzucily Rosyan Ra nova
pozycye i wziely $50 niewolni-
ka, a zdobyla try karabiny ma
szynowe. Rosyiskie ataki ma "a
chod i ma poludniowy zachod cd
Dzwinska zostaly odparte. -
Wojska generala hrabiego Won
Bothmer zdobyly Hajworenke,
ma poludnie cd Burhanowa we
wschodniei Galicyi i odrzuciiy
nieprzyiaciela poza Strype.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15

sERBOWIE TRYUMFUJA
MA CALEB LINII.

GENEVA, Is pazdZ. RosyJ.
ska flota bombardowala dzisiaj
bulgarski fort Warna.
Cztery submaryny niemiec-
kie, kt6re sprowadzOno laden
do Warny, pred blohada fortu
przez Rosyan, zdolaIy uciec ma
mOrZe CZarne.
Tribuna donosi, re mad
Dzwina Serbowie otrzymall po-
sikh i zadali AustryakOm o.
ma lr'eske. Pod Sabacem
rozbili Gala brigade niemiecka
i wzieli 1000 jenca. TAX samo
odparli wszystkie ataki bulgar-
skie i wzieli 1000 jehca.
Ma Baltyku submaryna an
gieIska zatopila torpedowiec
niemiecki.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
DIR. DUMBA ZAPOWIADA
WOJNE q AMERYKA.

Washington, D. c., Is pazdz,
Wedlug wersyi otrzymaneJ tu
z Londynu cd pasazerow ma pa
rowcu Nje'Iw Amsterdam, ma
kt6rym znajdowal sic tez od-
wolany re Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych ambassador austryacli dr.,
Dumba, 20 miai on wyrazic sic,
ze Niemcy i Austrya wypowie-
dza woine Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym, ieSli tie ME zapzestana
dostarczania amunicyi sprzy-
mierzencom.
w ciagu podr6zy abasador u
siIowa} utrzymywac -stos,lnek
towarzyski Z reszta pasazer6w,
lecz Amerykanie ma ogoi uni
kali 60.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w SAL.
VADOR.

New Orleans, La, Is pazdz.
WiadomoSci nadeszle tn z Qua
temala City, podaja, ze okolo
200 os6b zginelo w trzesieniach
ziemi w republice Salvador. -
Szllody materyalne So bardzo
wiclkic.
Trzesienie ziemi trwa}o z
kr6tkiemi przerwami przez o.
statnie 7 tygodni byio o roz-
nei sile w r6znych stronach kra
ju. Najbardziej ucierpialo mia
sto Santa Anna, liczace $4,000
mieszkanc6w, gdZie Sc osob 20
stclc zabitych i mnostwo bu-
dvnl6w uszkodzonych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
CESARZ AUSTRYACKI SLA
BNIE MA UMYSLE.
Cicrpi tez z przygnebienia
miewa ataki pIaczu.

Rzym, Is pazdz. Idea Ma
zionale" donosi, il otrzymala
informacye I miarodajnego zr6
dIa @ groznym stanie zdrowia
cesarza Franciszka Jozefa.
,,Wladze umysiowe cesarzs
Franciszka Jozefa slabna co.
raz bardziej," pisze Idea Ma.
.zionale," ,,ciel'pi tez Z przygne
bienia miewa czesto ataki
piaczu.
Premier Burian, zapytywa'
ny o zdrowie cesarza, W miej.
see odpowiedzi, wstrzasnaI gle
wa ze smutkiem."
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
SpTzymierzeni
opuszCza Dardane|e?
WSZYSTKIE SWE silly MA
"a SKIEROWaC DO
SERBII.
Zajecie Wegier jest pierwszem
ich Zadaniem.

LOndyn, IA pazdz. w izbie
deputowanych wyg}osil dzisiaj
move o sytuacyi baikanskiej
Sir Edward Grey. Zaznaczyl
on, ze obecne kroki sprzymie-
rzonych ma Balkanach maja ra-
czej znaczenie dyplomatyczne
anizeli wojenne. Co zrobi ma
czelna konenda sprzymierzo-
nych, ME zostalo okreSlonem,
Lord Lansdowne w odpowiedzi
markizowi Creve Miner O.
swiadczyl, ze ME MONA dac Ia
dnej gwarancyi, czy wojska
sprzymierzonych beda wycofa-
ne p6lwyspu Gallipolis, jed
nakowoz sytuacya tax sic ukla-
da, ze gI6wnym frontem bojo-
wynn stale sic Serbia. Sir Ed
dward Grey w dalszej sWej
przemowie podkreslil, il wierzy
W dzielnosc Serbii i ewentualny
tryumf ma poludniu. sprzymie-
rzeni spiesza Serbii z mozliwa
pomoca, ale jak ona jest wielka
i iaki punkt sobie obrala do
nderzenia ma nieprzyjaciela, -
musi, rzecz naturalna, pozostac
taiemnica. Rosya ME tylko
przyobiecala pomoc W woJnie
ma Balkanach, ale poczyniia juz
wszystkie kroki, ably wysadzi6
ma lad buIgarski odpoWlednla
arnie do sparalizowania ofen-
zywy bulgarskiej. Co sic sta
ME z kampania W Dardanelach'
ma razie przesadzat ME MONA
Bye moze, re zejdzie ona. a. ma
plan dingi wobec kampanlEs s|l tia- J
dowei, ale . drugiei sthgny
miedn& e ona Nlsze wazrie IN
znaczeniI itaktyczne, Q pzsml
. .ssrsakzta .ss Hstosownym czas
IA Tdn ,ss 4nx konlend s.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
Chicago Ill., Piatek dnia 1890 Pazdziernka October 1915

'bIzszych obliczeniach stwier-
dzono, ze cd bomb zuconych
ostatnio ma Londyn z Zeppeli-
now zabitych zostalo 55 osob,
rannych natomiast jest ia. Z
sabitych os6b cywilnych bylo
27 mezczyzn, 9 kobiet i 5-ro
dzieci.
Berlin jednak glosi, re stra-
ty W ludziach byly W Londy-
ME wieksze, ze bomby wywo}a-
iy wiele wielkich pozarow fa-
bryk, dokow okretowych i skla-
dow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
lstryacy wdar|i sic na II mil W gIab Serbii

Orsowy. Niemcy probowali po.
nownie przeprawy nieco wyzeJ
jednakowoz diva wielkie gala
ry, ma ktorych znajdowalo sic
po 200 zolnierzy niemieckich,
zostaly ogniem serbskim zatc-
phone. Bulgarzy zalozyli ma RE
ce Dunaju miny, wobec czego
wszelki ruch okretowy ma re
ce ustal.
Austryacy posuneli. sic 0 II
mil?
Wieden, IA pazdz. KoTnuni-
kat austryacki donosi, re woj-
ska austro wegierskie pomi-
mo zacieklego oporu serpsKle-
60 posuwaia sic coraz dalej W
gIab Serbii. Zdobyte zostaly for
tyfikacye serbskie ma zachod,
p6lnocny wsch6d i poludniowy
wsch6d cd Pozarewacu, ktora
to miejscowoSc ley W oalegIo-
Sci II mil cd granicy. Wojska
natomiast austro niemieckie,
ktore przeprawiiy sic przez Du
mai pod Semendria, posunely
sic W gIab Serbii ma 10 mil.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
AngliCy odrzuCi|i Mem
COW ma 1000 yard6w.
JEDNAKOWOz COFNELI SIE
z ZAJETYCH POZYCYI.
Echa najazdu ma Londyn.

Londyn, IA pazdz. Brytyjski
komunikat wojenny o walkach
w Belgii brzmi, jak nastepuje:
,,Po bombardowaniu zaatako
waliSmy pozycye niemieckie
pod osiona chmur dymu i gazu
cd punktu polozonego o soc
yard6w ma poludniowy zachod
cd Hulluch al do reduty Ho-
henzollern. Ma poludnie ma "a
ch6d cd Hulluch odrzucilismy
nieprzyjaciela ma przestrzeni
1000 yardow i zajelismy tran
sze,. iednakowoz utrzymanie
ich okazalo sic niepodobien-
stwem powodu zbyt gwalto-
wnego ognia nieprzyjacielskie-
90. -I---. -,.,e
Ma poludniowy zach6d Cd
st. Ellie zdobyliSmy i utrzymali
transz niemiecki poza droga
Vermelles Hulluch. ZdohyliS-
my takze transz w leslie ma
p6}nocny zach6d cd drogi.
,,Dalei zdobvliSmy glowny
transz reduty Hc'henzollen, a.
lie nieprzyjaciel lest jeszcze W
posiadaniu dwoch komunikacyj
nych row6w.
Ma reszcie frontu trwa po-
jedynek artyleryjski."
IS Os6b zabitych, ia rannych.
Londyn, IA pazdz. w calei
Anglii naiwyzsze panuie obu-
rzenie ma Niemcow "a ich ostat
nj najazd ma Londyn. Odbyto
wiele zgromadzen obywatel-
skich, ma kt6rych jednogloSnle
przyjeto rezolucye, domagaja-
ce sic cd rzadu angielskiego "a
stosowania Srodkow karnych,
ktoreby ostudziIy Niemc6w W
ich zapalach bandyckich. Pc
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
ECHO PROCESU BARNESA
( PRZECIW Roosevelt
TOWI.

Syracuse, N. Y, Is pazdz:
|Sedzia WINS. Andrews, plzed
kt6rym toczyl sic proees ssWg W1. g
j. ,Basnesa, ,,bossa" politFcsn.A
go republikanskiego, pfzeciw
pdlkownikowi Roosfveltowi 9
oszczerstwo, odm6f Jill uwzgled-
nienia petycyi Batnesa, zada-
jacej novel roznEaWy. Barnes
ma Bniesc apela He cd sEroku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-15
REKORDOWA PODR6z 10.
DZI PODWODNEJ.

.
Honolulu, wyspy HawajsE1e,
Is pazdz. LODI podwodna Sta.
now Zjcdnoczonych XII, ktora,
wyjechsla 4 San Francisco,
Gal, 3goA2: NJ, przybyla III
vczorai. j. ia podr6z odtS
bez zadneinYId1.t .t:nocy eskorta
go ia okretu i bez chwili ma ..
zatrzymania sic, SsworEyls y
ma rekord W podB M nas OLE
gIose ! bez zatrzX &anis
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