davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
SOLDIERS MEET
Annual Reunion of Companies F. and
I.-67th Regiment of o. V. v. 1.
Held at Home of John w. Sheffield
At benson, Saturday October 9th.

The 21st annual reunion of Com
panies F. and /. 9th Regiment o. v.
v. l. which was held at the residence
of Comrade John w. Sheffield at Den
son, Ohio, on Saturday, October 9th,
1915.
The weather was cold and chilly
but it did not chill the hearts of those
present. Warm and hearty were
the greetings and hand shakes as the
boys gathered in. Uncle John (as
the boys call him) had his residence
decorated with Old Glory and "The
Banner, Welcome Comrades of Com
panies F. and l., 67th o. v. v. 1. and
it was hearty welcome to all pres
ent. Those present and participat-
ing were Comrades VIM. Thornton,
Samuel Duncan, j w. Bowersox, M.
P. Sanderson, Geo. w. Conklin, Wayne
Carpenter, Than Parent, John Hoff-
mire, j. w. Sheffield, Samuel Boston,
S. l. Spring, John Rothrock, A C.
Daniels, Harrison Welch, Simon ].
Boyers, Henry Gum, S. A. Jones
and Joseph Boston. Wives of Com
rades present: Lizzie Carpenter,
Sarah Thornton, Henrietta Gum,
Rella Boston, Elizabeth Boyers, Lydia
Boston, and Francis Funk. Widows
of deceased Comrades were: Lucy
Scott, Jane Dewey, Annette Barden
Coombs, Amanda Onweller benson
and Angeline Disbrow. Honorary
members: E. E. Hallett and Alice
Becker. Visiting Comrades: Fred
Sheffield, Company H 3rd Ohio Cal
vary, and Festus Funk, Company c.
10th Ohio Calvary.
Comrade Sheffield with his bugle
gave the dinner call. The tent where
in was served the "bountiful" was OF
ample dimensions with two long
tables to seat all that were present
Good things and plenty of them COM
prised the menu.
After dinner President Sheffield
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
BOOSTERS GET BUSY
Wauseon Boosters Club Meet and Or
gnnizc for Years Work Officers
Elected for Coming Year--Club
Nominate Board of Directors for
Hospital.

The members of the Boosters Club
rallied spendidly to the Regular meet
ing. last Monday evening at 7. & l..
Hall. Preliminary to the meeting the
committee of twelve Or meeting for
purpose of considering organization
Of County Agricultural Improvement
Association. This committee is at
work and will arrange for a gather
ing Of representatives from the var
ious townships and Villages of the
county who will come as guests of
the Booster Club to listen to Mr..
Charles Allen of Toledo and other
workers in the Agricultural, Improve
ment Movement of Ohio.
The meeting was called to order by
the President r. H. Reighard and on
motion a nominating committee of
three was appointed to nominate Of
hcers of the club for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Stillson District Superintendent
of the Cleaners who has recently
come to Wauseon to make his head
quarters was present and upon in
vitation, gave the club very in
teresting talk commencing very
highly the movement toward the or
ganization of County Agricultural
Association. Mr.. Stillson, himself a
farmer and owning a farm near st,
Johns, Michigan is deeply interest
ed in the welfare Of the farmers
and seemed thoroughly alive to the
necessity of cooperation between the
farmers and business men of the
country towns.
Or. Murbach of Archbold was pres
ent and gave a brief synopsis of the
present condition and management oi
the Wauseon Hospital. He stated
that two Of the members of the pres.
ent board had resigned and present
ed argument to the effect that the
hest interests of the Hospital and its
permanency would be secured by 6
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15

board that would be responsible to
this club. He asked that the club
nominate five members who might
act as a board of directors. The pres
ent board DR.. Murbach said would he
believed elect the members nominated
by the club as a board of directors
to succeed the present board and the
chattels and equipment of the hospital
would be turned over to this new
board to hold in trust and they would
assume its management. After fur
ther discussion the motion was made
and carried that the president of the
club should appoint five members Of
the club as nominees for the posi-
tions as Directors of the Wauseon
Hospital.
The report of the nominating COM
mittee was called for and the COM
mittee submitted the following:
For President-Geo. E. Howe.
1st Vice President-F. R. Guilford.
I'd Vice President-Clyde Wager.
Secretary-L. H. Deyo.
Treasurer-H. F. Davis.
Executive Committee Geo. E.
Howe, Henry Schlatter, Henry Will
liams, Jr. The officers were duly
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
The new president, Mr.. Geo. E.
Howe announced the names of F. H.
Reighard, F. H. Wolf, Chas. Stotzer,
Chas. p. Griesier and Roll Hoy as
nominees for Directors of the Hospital
A number of matters were brought
, before the club and discussed. The
is to work for better and larger
spirit of the membership of the club
Wauseon; to work together to build
up community at least fifteen miles
square with Wauseon as the center
The larger Wauseon! And all who
make Wauseon their trading center
or shipping point are eligible to mem.
bership in this club. AS the peo.
pie in the town and the people il
The country work together each TAX
ing an interest in the welfare of the
other and helping each other to i'm
prove their conditions of living ant
doing business there will come il
larger measure than we anticipate the
Better Wauseon." The next meet
. ing of the Club will be November 8.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
rheumatism and Allied Pains-They
Must fzO.

The congestion of the blood in its
flow causes pain. Sloan's Liniment
'penetrates to the congestion and
starts the blood to flow freely. The
body's warmth is renewed; the pain
is gone. The imam or woman who has
rheumatism, neuralgia or other pain
and fails to keep Sloan's' Linment
in their home is like drowning man
refusing rope" Why suffer. Get
bottle of Sloan's 25c and Soc. $1.00
bottle hold six times as much as 25c
size.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
Wonderfully Complete Assert
ment of W0men's Fashion
able Hats.
The Ideal Ladies' Millinery

The authentic style tendencies for
the Fall Season are Charmingly
Mirrored in a broad and attractive
collection of W WOMEN'S MILLINERY,
Misses, Childrens and Infants Hats.
OUR QUALITY should Appeal and
Our Prices do Prove Interesting and
Pleasing to the most critical buyers.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
Skirts For Women

In this arrangement. We have
the Seasons Latest of Tailored
Apparel, for either Slender or
Stout Persons.
Of customers several thousand
strong who regard QUALITY
as a BASIC PRINCIPLE, PRO
NOUNCE Our Prices Unbeat-
able.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
Two children Had Group.

The two, children of J. w. Nix,
Cleveland, Ca, had Group. He writes:
aBoth got so dhdked up they could
hardly breathe. I gave them Foley's
Honey and Tar and nothing else and
it completely cured them" Contains
no opiates. Cuts the phlegm; opens
air passages. Fink & Haumesser.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
S. A. JONES
S. l. SPRING
N. PARENT.


Committee on Resolutions.
Letters were read by the Secretary
from the following Comrades, all of
whom expressed regret at not being
able to be present with US, giving as
reason, infrm health, age and dis
tance to travel, and all wished to be
remembered by the Comrades, viz:
Major Lewis Butler, D. C. Foster, of
Company F, Leonard Coss, Company
I; j. B. Struble, Company F; John 81.
Smith, Company 1; Elias R. Welsh,
Company I; Mrs. John T. Hoffman,
widow of John Hoffman, Companw 1;
and letter with the following verses
from Mrs. Emma Clark Green. daugh-
ter of Perry Clark, Company 1: re
Loving Thoughts OF An Absent One.
Once again you here have gathered,
At this home most loyal true,
To talk DER those days of anguish,
And of Victories all true blue.
But me thinks those guns are rusty,
And the sabers long been bent,
Continued on page Ten)
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15

The Dodge the quality car that
knocked the props from under high
prices.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
called the meeting to order. A re-

called the meeting to order. A re-
port of the last reunion was read by
Secretary M. P Sanderson which was
adopted. The secretary read the
names of former Comrades who have
answered to their final roll call since
our last reunion viz: Theodore Bal
lard, Company 1; William N. Sindle,
Company F; Geo. Carpenter, Com
pany 1; Erwin Welch, Company L.
The following resolutions on the death
of the above Comrades were read and
adopted: Taps have sounded during
the year for our former Comrades viz:
Theodore Ballard of Company l.;
Wili1am N. Sindle, Company F; Geo.
w. Carpenter, Company l and Erwin
Welch Company /.
They have answered the last roll
call. No more will they garl.cr with
US at our annual reunion. We miss
them, and now they have answered to
the roll call of the Great Commander
of US all. Let US who survive stand
closer to each other than ever before.
That we deeply lament the loss of so
many Of our noble Comrades since our
last reunion, but it gives comfort to
know that we may extend to the be-
reaved, sincere and hearty sympathy
in the time of their sorrow.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15

| AGAINST AMENDED SEN
ATE BILL NO. 307
/ (THE McDERMOTT ACT)
AN ACT to provide for
license to traffic in intoxicat-
ing liquors and to further
regulate the traffic therein,
and to amend sections 1261-16
1261-17, 1261-18, 1261-19,
1261-20, 1261-21, 1261-24,
1261-33, 1261-40, 1261-41,
1261-43, 1261-46 and 1261-47
of the General Code.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15

The Dodge the Pierce Arrow ct 6he
under a thousand dollars class.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15

GLOBE Tailor Made
~ Union Suits are super
ior in finish. Stays and
facings are of fine quality
sateen. Seems are twice
sewed and will not break.
Buttons are sewed on tight
with six cord thread. But
tonholes are tailored and
will not tear out.
Prices $1.00 a Suit and up
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
How To Be Efficient,

Nothing saps the vitality like kid
ney trouble. 1t causes backache,
headache, stiff joints, sore muscles,
always tired'' feeling, rheumatism
and other ills. To be efficient, you
must be healthy. Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen the kidneys, help them
do their work of filtering out from
the system the waste matter that
causes the trouble. Fink & Hames-
ser.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-15
WHEN BROTHER
STEALS FROM BROTHER

Last Sunday afternoon Deputy
Sheriff VIM. Boone, at the request of
the Sheriff of Williams county met
the 4:30 east bound 7. & I. car and
took therefrom Syrian who was
leaving Bryan with some things that
did not belong to him. Mr. Boone
escorted the stranger in strange
land" to the county jail to await the
arrival of Williams county sheriff
who arrived in about an hour.
/ This Syrian had been visiting a
brother Syrian in Bryan VINO keeps
a restaurant in that. place and the
restaurant keeper had informed the
sheriff that his countryman had
taken with him bran new suit Of
clothes which cost him $500 and
which he never had worn also ciga-
retts to the value of about $3.50.
Sheriff McQuillin was absent when
the Syrian guest arrived and when
he returned and found new boarder,
he quite naturally asked what he was
there for. The Syrian protested his
innocence of having stolen anything
at all SO sincerely that our good heart
ed sheriff was almost convinced that
a mistake had been made and the
/ wrong man arrested, but when the
i Williams county officer arrived and
the suit case which this Syrian carried
/ was opened the stolen suit and the
/ Cigarettes were found therein and the
Syrian acknowledged his guilt and
returned with the officer to Bryan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Rola innych Panstw.

Londyn, % pazdziernika. =
Ze wszystkich pahstw Anglia
tylko Francya szczerze ofiar-
ME bez zastrzezen wspieraja
Serbie, co prawda i we wlasnym
czynia to interesie. Anglia maj
znaczniej czyni ofiary dajac lu-
dzi i pieniadze. Francya daje ludzl
j bron; Anglia ostatnio poczynila
imieniem Sprzymierzonych zna--
komite propozycye Grecyi, by ia
ma swa strone przeciagnac :
jak donosza, propozycye te tax
So Swietne, il podobno decyzya
Grecyi lada momentu ma bye u
czyniona = korzystna dla Sprzy-
mierzonych: mianowicie ofiaro--
wano Grecyi wyspe cypr, wielka
i bogata, szereg wysp tureckich
ma Morzu Egejskiem, dalej posia-
diosci tureckie W Europe, niele-
dwie po sam Konstantynopol
spory hawai- wybrzezy w Masej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
SERBIA " SMIERTEL-
NYM USCISKU.

Azyi: terytorya Grecyi powiek--
szylyby sic nieledwie W dwojna-
sob! w zamian zato jednak "a
daja Sprzymierzeni, by sic Gre
cya zdecydowaia natychmiast
wystapila do walSi pred 1szynl
listopada. Jezeli Grecya odm6wi,
dalej mobilizowac sic bedzie.
to Sprzymierzeni ME ukrywajq
mozliwoSci, IL i ona zostanie a
takowana i uznana "a wroga -
jak Bulgarya. Podobniez co dc
Rumunii = presys wywieraja ma
MIA Sprzymierzeni, by zezwoliia
ma przejScie armii rosyjskiej
przez swe terytoryum, co oczywl-
stabyioby r6wnoznaczne ze stanie
ciem po stronie Sprzymierzonycf
i decyzya wojenna, poniewaz ma
pewne Niemcy i Austrya natych,
miast atakowalyby Rumunie. Ro-
sya czeka ha to pozwolenie
wojska ma gotowe do wkrocze--
MIA ma Balkan. Jak wiadomo dc
Rosyi i Francyi wyjechal pred
stawiciel rzadu rumuhskiego i ba-
viii w tych dniach w Odessie
napewne wazne decyzye po tel
podrozy zapadna. Wlochy row.,
niez maia dopomodz Serbii, W
jaki sposob, to ME jest wiadomo
= prawdopodobnie atakiem ge-,
nera1nym ma Austryakow - cd
swei wioskiej stRalS Eowadza=,
nVm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Ma ZachOdnim Teatrze
Woiny.
Berlin, % pazdziernika.

Berlin, % pazdziernika. - Pi-
sna niemieckie podaja komuni-
katy, donoszace, il w walkach o.
statnich pod Loos straty angiel-
skie w zabitych i rannych wyno-
silly oko4o 10000 zoinierza, a An
glicy padali przecietnie po stu ma
sekunde pod strasznym ognlerl
mitraliez niemieckich; mimo to
przyznaje rapport, IL sill Smiafo
ma Smierc pewna. Nowych rapor-
tow niemieckich dis niema.
Londyn-Paryz, % pazdzierni--
ka. - Raporty Sprzymierzonych
notuja try potezne ataki liniowe
niemieckie wymierzone ma prze"
Iamanie linii francuskich pomie--
DIV Butte de Tir a PRIMARY, ma
wschod cd Rheims: ataki odpar-
to z, ogromnemi stratami wroga'
Niemcy ataki owe poprzedzili ka-
nonada nader silna, a W ciagu
walki uzywali caiy czas gazowych
nocisk0w zaczadzaiaCych.y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Walk ma Wloskiln
FrOncie.
Berlin-Wiedea, % pazdzierni.

Berlin-Wieden, 20 pazdzierni-
ka.' = Raporty austryackie gio--
.sza silnem wzmozeniu sic walk
ma calym froncie bojowym, i od-
parciu wielkich licznych atakow
wloskich: W Tyrolu pod Vilge--
reuth w ciagu paru dni ostatnich
10 poteznych atakow odparto ze
stratami nieprzyjaciela; W Ka--
ryntyi podobniez W kilku punk
tach pobito Wiochow i ataki ich
odrzucono mad Isonzo dziaiowa
akcya ME taje.
Rzym, % pazdziernika. - O.
statnie raporty wloskie donosza
O kiFku krwawych szturmach ma
.pozycye austryackie W rozmai-
,tych punktach gorzystej linii bo-
jowej: W Tyrolu pod Mente Me!;-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Niemcy ma Egypt.

BERLIN, % pazdziernika. -
Prasowe komunikaty zapowiada-
ia nowy wazny ciag riiemiecki
ma szachownicy wojennej; OTTO
Niemcy przygotowuja atak ma E.
gipt i Suez - n. b. po pomysl-
mem przejSciu Serbii, czego sic
rychto spodziewaja. Powiadaja,
IL "a diva miesiace przekrocza
Scribe a po1aczywSzy sic z Bull
garami i Turkami opanuja Bal
kan przerzuca wojska do Egip-
tn, gdzie dopiero zacznie sic wal
ka bezpoSrednia Anglikami.
Zdobycia Egiptu Niemcy spo-
dziewaja sic rowniez i ME tru-
dno, a tam pozyskaja niewyczer-
pane zapasy zywnosci surowca,
tax bardzo potrzebne. 80" Be
die sic mona wowczas obyG bez
Amerykiw (Gdyby sic plany te
ziSciiy, to ME ulega zadnej wat
pliwoSci, il Anglii zadanoby stra-
szny clos a jej potega kolonialna
nieomal bylaby obalona, ponie--
waz napewne utraciiaby Anglia i
wplywy i zdobycze W Zatoce Per-
skiej i W Persyi, a co najwazniej-
sza - Indye! w walkach owych
planowanych przez Niemcow -
niewieleby Anglii mogla dopo--
modz jej olbrzymia flota, ponie-
waz toczylyby sic one ma 1adzie,
a ladowe wojska niemieckie 60
ruja stanowczo mad angielskiemi.
Przvp. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
NOVA OFENSYWA
WLOSKA.
SPRAWY MORSKIE
INNE TELEGRAMY.
z dziei6w Barbarzy1stw NiemieckiegO.


A przecie narod Serbski ME zda-
je sic rezygnowac tel walk du-
cha ME tract broni sic rozpa--
czliwe w owen swojem strasz-
nem osaczeniu: wszystkie komu-
nikaty zaznaczaja, re Serbowie,
choc sic cofac musza ku Srodko-
wi kraju, to jednak bronia sic po
desperacku - rozpaczliwie bo-
haterska dzielnoScia, W szeregach
ich walcza kobiety, nawet dzieci
nieletnie = caly narod broni sic
i jezeli padnie, to kleska jego
bedzie zgonem narodu bohate--
row, probierzem handy dla zwy-
ciezcow. -. Serbii grozi dru-
gle = Kosowe Pole (Wielka BIZ
twa ma Kosowem Polu w Serbii,
r. 13S9., W kt6rej Turcy pobili
wytepili polaczonych ksiazat Sio-
wian poludniowych), lecz Mem
com przypadnie rola barbarzyn-
cow i zbojcow, co gromada ma
padaja morduja jednego sia-
bego przeciWnika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Walk ma WschOdnim
Teatrze Woiny.

Berlin, 90 pazdziernika. - Ra-
porty niemieckie przyznaja dwie
porazki z rak rosyjskich ponie--
stone: mad Styrem wojska ALL
stro niemieckie musialy wstecz
odpasc, tracac pewna liczbe dial
i ludzi; w Pinszczyznie w okoll-
cy Baranowicz po krwawej bitwie
Niemcy cofneli sic, $500 ME-
mieckich zolnierzy zosta}o zagar-
nietych przez Rosyan. Zato ma
skrzydle polnocnem Hindenburg
odniosl sukces ma drodze Mita-
wy do Rygi, gdzie dotari do miej-
scowosci OLAF, ktora zajal; znaJ-
duje sic on W tym punkcie tylko
12 mil cd Rygi dalej ma poiu-
dnie wojska niemieckie W pew
nym punkcie zdola}y podobno
przeprawic sic przez Diving l
zachodza z boku rosyjska armie
take moga bombardowac koleJ
}aczaca Dzwinsk Z Ryga. Jesli sic
tam wojska te utrzyniaja, to suk-
ces znaczny.
Piotrogrod, % pazdziernika. -
RAPPORT rosyjski donosi o silnej
kanonadzie mad Dzwina ma from
Gle Dzwihsk Ryga, oraz odpar-
ciu ~atak0w niemieckich w okoli-
cy OLAF, gdzie take zestrzelono
jeden aeroplan niemiecki: obaj
lotnicy' zgineli. w Centrum byia
wielka krwawa bitwa W okoli-
cy Baranowicz, gdzie Niemcom
znaczna zadano kieske, biorac O.
koto 1000 ludzi do niewoli, zdo-
byto zarazem wiele broni, arnat
10 mitraliez, oraz zapasy gazow
zaczadzajacych, kt6remi Niemcy
walcza, podobnie jak stwierdzo-
no, ze stale Niemcy uzywaja kul
explodujacych, zadajacych stra-
szne rany, trudno sic leczace. Ma
WoIyniu pod Kolkami mad Sty-
rem rzeka pobito Austryakow l
Niemcow i wyrzucono resztki ich
wojsk "a Styr. Ofensywa ma Wo-
Iyniu, w Galicyi ma Bukowinie
szybkie i pomySlne czyni poste-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
w obronie Serbii.

Londyn, % pazdziernika. -
Ma konferencyi wspolnej mini
strow wojny Francyi ( Millerand)
i Angli postanowionoA wyslat
wielka wspolnq 4OO,O00czna ar
mic ma ratunek Serbii, ktQra W
oficyaInych komunikatacha o,
twareie oSwiadcza, IL groza jest
wielka chwila kazda coraz
wieksza, a jesli Sprzymierzeni ma
tychmiast ME nadaza z pomoca,
Serbia sama ME uniesie ME
wstrzyma potwornej nawaly wro-
Cow. Buigarzy So chwilowo maj
grozniejsi, poniewaz zachodza cd
tylow armii serbskiej i moga ia
istotnie odciac cd polaczeh ex-
pedycya Sprzymierzonych; gdy--
by ME Buigarzy, Serbowie po--
dejmowaliby sic sami wstrzymy-
wac nawaie niemiecko auStry-
acka cd polnocy.... Ostatnie ra-
porty serbskie przyznaja, IL Ser
bowie stracili Vranja, chwilowo
Buigarom odebrane ze kolej do
Salonik jest zajeta przez nieprzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22

no zdobyto atakiem nader trud-
nym niedostepne pozycye austry-
ackie, w dolinie Sagana zajeto
gore Setole; W kilku innych punk
,tach wojska wfoskie alpejskie
sukces znaczny odniosiy.
- Komendy wfoskie przy--
gotowaiy potezna ofensywe
generalna ma calym froncie
bojowym, a to W celu wsparcla
akcyi Serbow ma Balkanie i zmu-
szenia Austryakow do przenie-
sienia wojsk czeSci ma teatr wo-
Jenny wioski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Sytuacya Baika6ska.
Serbia W OStatecznem
niebezpieczenstwie.
BOhaterski B6j calegO
Narodu.
Londyn. % pazdziernika.

Londyn, % pazdziernika. -
Krai narod serbski stoja W o.
gniu najstraszniejszego boju o
byt j samodzielnoSc polityczna...
Serbia dostala sic W Potworny u
scisk wrog0w polaczonych, W
kilkadziesiat kroc silniejszych cd
Serbii i W uScisku tym, slania sig
i chwieje jezeli pomoc ME ma
dejdzie rychia, to padnie = ponie
waz niepodobnem jest, by sic je-
den opari dziesiatkom, a jedna
armia serbska - niewielka sto-
sunkowo z malym Pomocniczym
kontyngensem Sprzymierzonych
- aby odparia kilka wielkich ar
mil zewszad wdzierajacych sic W
giab kraju serbskiego. Sytuacya
juz znana - Serbia jest zagro-
iona ze wszystkich nieledwie
stron, bo cd polnocy poiaczeni
Austryacy Niemcy dolina Mora
wy rzeki, cd wschodu lava idzie
kilka armii buigarskich w kie-
runku rzeki Timok i kolei strate-
gicznei do Salonik, ktora koleja
cd p6lnocsa cmfwy Sbgkzj zcl
spiesza Serbii z pomoca wojska
amunicya cd Sprzymierzonych,
cd p6inocnego zachodu ma Sprzy-
mierzona wiernie Serbia ma
lenka Czarnogore expedycya ru-
sza nova austryacka, a wreszcie
cd albanskiej zachodniej grani-
cy ME ma spokoju, poniewaz tam
watahy albanskich bandytow =
gorali niepokoja serbskie dzier-
zawy. TAX wiec kraj znalazi sic
W zelaznym pierScieniu ogni-
stym, a wrogowie jego W ME
ludzki sposob rzucaia sic OIL
brzymia gromada ma watiego
drobnego przeciwnika, ktory W
por6wnaniu ich przemoca O.
gromna jest bezsilny nieomal;
walka TO Dawida z Goliatem =
uie. raczej z kilku Goliatami. !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-22
Z Bulgaryi.

Sofia, % padziernika. - Kr6l
Ferdynand wyruszyi ma pole
walk, ma front serbski; donosza,
re krol byi osobiScie w bitwie
pod Stacinem, ktory zostai zdo-
byty; otwierajac Buigarom dro-
&c ma Kumanove; miasto Kisseli
zdobyte rowniez, wzieto W MEM
1000 Serbow do niewoli; zajeto
dalej Negotin w dolinie Timoku,
ku ktorej Bulgarzy dotarli W
kilku punktach,. dolina ia day
kolej strategiczna do Salonik.
Yidlic-Planina zdobyte. Vranja
odebrane Serbom ponownie. Ko-
lei Salonicka przecieta W kilku
punktach opanowana przez
Bulgarow; poza Vranja Egri
Palanka BuIgarzy juz przekro--
czywszy doline Timoku, szybko
postepuja ku dolinie Morawy
rzeki, gdzie sic znajduje armia
serbska zdazajaca ma poiudnie do
polaczenia sic ciagnaca cd po-
iudnia posiikowa kolumna Sprzy-
mierzonych. Celem Buigarow jest