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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
Home Realty Co.
Now In Operation
With Headquarters at North
Redwood; Company will Deal
in Redwood RenvilTe Lands

A new real estate firm which
will have it's headquarters at
North Redwood was formed last
week. The officers of the new
company are P. r. Farrell, Pres,
I. Arnett, Vice Pres, JOS. r.
Keefe, Sec, and E. w. Currier,
Treas. The firm will be known
as the Home Realty Company
and will deal in farmlands in
Redwood and Renville Counties.
Although the company has
just been formed, many farm
ers have already listed their
lands with it and it has some
Of the best farms in the two
counties at it's disposal. Several
inquiries from prospective pur-
chasers have been received and
the outlook is for a busy sea-
son. The men forming the COM
pany are good substantial bust
ness men who inspire confidence
in all with whom they deal, and
their success in the undertaking
is assured. To most of them the
business Of land-dealing is not
new as they have been connec-
ted with the Mahnomen Land
Company since it's organization
| and will continue in this work,
making regular trips to the
northern counties with prospec-
tive purchasers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
Redwood Falls Sees The
Erection of Many Homes
Much Remodeling Done

During the winter and spring
many homes have been remod-
eled and this work will be con-
tinued during the summer. The
homes that have had or will have
substantial additions or other
changes are those belonging to
E. Kuenzli, Geo. Jaehning, |. N.
Bopes, Fred Cain, John Lauter-
bach, DR.. G.. R. Pease, F. Hook
EFT, r. Somerville, G. w. Peck's
property on Broadway, G. Bob
zin, T. Seifert, Mrs. Pratt, S.
Nogaj, O. S. Durham, S. Bate
man and j. DeGroat. G. A. Nc
Getrick will move the buildings
from the Hatch property to his
lots in the south end, and the
Misses Hatch will erect a modern
residence on that site.
F. G.. Kumm is building a new
smithy at a cost of $4,000, 0. S.
Durham has built a barn at his
stockyards and Fred Bateman a
large stable near the Farmers
Elevator.
New Country Homes
Some splendid new farm
homes will also be built in the
vicinity of Redwood Falls. Jas.
Gallery will build a $4,000 home
on his farm south of town, and
John Ruder will have one of the
finest residences in Redwood
County when his new home cost
ing nearly $4,000 is completed,
D. Whittet will also build a new
residence. H. Hillman has ex-
pended about $500 in remodel
ing his farm home, A. M. Den
nistoun and F. G.. Kumm have
both made extensive improve
ments and Philip Kemmerer will
build a large barn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
WOn1an's Club Has
Social Meeting
Enjoy Delightful Afternoon and
Banquet; Elect New
Officers

The members of the Woman's
Club of Redwood Falls gathered
at the home of Mrs. A. E. King
at three o'clock the afternoon
of May Is, for the usual annual
social time which marks the
closing of the years work.
The ladies were Immediately
engaged in making Illustrated
history of the past, present and
future life of each member.
These life books gave them all
a merry chase to complete their
work before the dinner hour.
Promptly at six o'clock the la
dies were led to the elegantly
appointed dining table which had
for its centerpiece a huge cut
glass bowl, with lilies of the
valley. On each place card was
a beautiful cluster of pink honey
suckle held by a knot of ribbon
of the same color.
The caterer in charge had a
very appetizing three course
dinner served by six little wait
resses, all gowned in white. In
the evening the election of off
GERS for the ensuing year re-
suited as follows: Mrs. E. A.
Pease, President; Mrs. Frank
Clague, Vice President; Mrs. H
N. Bell, Secretary and Treas
urer.-Contributed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
Biggest Season Local Lumber
Dealers Have Known; Car
penters All Busy
MUCH REMODELING ALSO
Farmers in Vicinity Build Fine
Residences or Improve Old
Ones; Much to Be Done

Many new residences and 9TH
err buildings for Redwood Falls
are already under construction,
and many more are being
planned for. Contractors and
builders have all the work they
can do for the next several
months and local lumber dealers
say that the quantity oflumber
sold this spring surpasses that
of any previous season.
Three Public Structures
The largest building now I'M
der construction is the new hos
pital, a two story building 25x
go feet, being built by Drs.
Pease and Finn. This structure
will cost about $1,000.
Two other buildings which
will be constructed Immediately
and in which the public is much
interested are the addition to
the high school building, to- cost
S25,0 900 and the municipal build
ing for which $1,000 bonds were
recently voted.
Many New Residences
In addition to the many resi-
dences built last summer sew
eral new ones are being erected
Nor planned for, some of them
close rivals to the fine ones of
last years building.
All. Drogasch is building a
large house on Bridge Street
at a cost of about $4,000, which
will be one of the finest homes
in the city when completed. Be
side it J. L. Knapp will build 9
$500 bungalo within a short
time.
On Fourth Street, in the BLOCK
|. lust west of Mill, three new
: homes are to be built during the
4 summer. Albert Vihstadt is
building $500 two story house
and G. w. Gold one slightly larg
FL er at a cost of $4,000. On the
opposite side of the street A
III. White expects to build $4,000
home, 28x30 feet, two stories
n high.
4 Ward Pease is building
\ $500 home on the west side O.
4 the river. Earl Mcpherson Ii
building two story cottage OF
y East Bridge Street, John Kucl
lis building a handsome new
lhome and w. P. Rice is erecting
La $4,000 bungalo for himself OF
| his lot overlooking Lake Red
wood. Bert Kleaver and Setl
Wohlford are both occupyin!
their new homes in the eastern
addition. John Juenemann ha
a new home in the south end Q
town near the recently bull
Sparks and McIlreavie homes
L Wesley Hardy is also occupyin
new house on the north side.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26

Miss Mildred Barnes and her
mother left Monday for a visit
with friends IN South Dakota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
Palace Store Entered BY
Thieves Sunday Morning
Make Getaway with Silks Val
! ued at Nearly One Thou
sand Dollars
LEAVE NOCLUE WHATEVER
Remainder of Stock Unmolested;
Someone Had Apparently LO-
Gated Desired Merchandise

The Palace Dry Goods store
was entered by thieves late Sat-
urday night or early Sunday
morning and piece silks to the
value of nearly a thousand dol
lars taken from the shelves. No
clue has been found Of the
course taken by the thieves who
made their getaway either on
the eastbound train Sunday
morning or by auto.
Break Rear Window
Chas. F. Gales Of the Palace
Company, discovered upon en-
tering the store Sunday morn
ing, that a window in the rear
Of the building had been broken
during the night. This window
opened into the toilet room of
the store, and muddy footprints
from there to the shelves in the
extreme front of the building,
on which the silks were placed,
indicated that the thieves had
lost no time in investigating the
interior of the store, but had
gone directly to the desirable
merchandise. Here also they
had carefully Disseminated be-
tween the heavy bolts and less
expensive prices, taking only the
smaller packages of the most
valuable goods. An inventory of
the wrappers thoughtfully left
by the robbers, shows that the
goods taken amounted to near
! ly a thousand dollars.
Three Men Seen
Three men, carrying "tele-
scope" valises and suit cases,
were seen by three Redwood
Falls men at about two o'clock
Sunday morning. While their
actions, viewed in the light of
the theft, might be regarded as
suspicious, there is no definite
reason for believing that they
committed the theft. 1t is be-
lieved these men boarded the
eastbound train at North Red
wood.
One of a Series
There have been a series of
thefts of this nature committed
in this section of the state dur
ing the last few weeks, Gibbon,
Renville, Clara City and New
Ulm having been the more re
cent victims. The New Ulm theft
was almost identical with the
one committed here Saturday
night, the robbers there select
ing silks as they also did at the
Fried store at Gibbon recently
There is little doubt that the
work is being done by an organ
lied gang that is evidently clev-
4 er and experienced at the work
All efforts toward their capture
have SO far been fruitless.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
w. C. T. U. CONVENTION

The Twenty-sixth Annual con-
vention of the w. c.. T. u. Dis
trict Six was held at Spring
field Saturday and Sunday. Dele
gates were there from Sleepy
Eye, Lamberton, Revere, Wal
nut Grove and Redwood Falls.
Mrs. R. E. Fuller, District Presi-
dent, presided at all meetings,
with Mrs. Van Dolah District
Secretary. Reports from local
unions showed good work being
done in all lines.
Saturday evening matron's
gold medal contest was held, six
ladies taking part. Mrs. R. E.
Fuller won the medal. 1t was
one of the most interesting mat
ron's contest ever held in the
District, the selections being all
unusually interesting and excep-
tionally well rendered.
Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scovel gave
one of her splendid addresses
Sunday morning to the Sunday
School children, and a very in
teresting talk in the evening, as
did Rev. Bostrum Of Springfield
The Redwood Falls delegates
Mrs. R. E. Fuller, Mrs. Van
Dolah, Mrs. Seebeck and Mrs
Horn arrived home Monday, vel
pleased with the convention, and
voting the ladies Of Springfield
royal entertainers. Contributed
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
DECORATION DAY
May 81, 1915.
PROGRAM
Morning Exercises.

Procession will form on End
Street in. front of Armory at
$50 and proceed to Redwood
Falls Cemetery, in the following
order.
Redwood Falls Band.
Co. "L," M. N. G.
School children acting as es-
cort.
John S. Marsh Post No. 85,
Henry Schmidt, Commander.
John S. Marsh w. R. c. No.
IA, Phoebe M. Fuller, President.
Citizens in carriages and au-
tomobiles.
Exercises at Cemetery
Selection by the band.
Singing by School Children.
Post services.
Salute by Co. a."
Decoration of graves by G. A.
R., W., R. C. and school children.
After decoration of graves G.
| A. R., w. R. C. and school chill
dren will return to monument,
form in line and return to Ar
mory, and disband for dinner.
Afternoon Exercises
At 2 P. M. Procession will re-
| form at K. Of P. hall, where G
A. r. and w. R. C. will march
] to Armory where the following
program will be given.
Song, America. Audience
Prayer. :. Rev. G. Schurmar
Music, Medley of war songs. 81.
High School Boys Chorus
Flag Drill. ..12 School Boys
Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech. ).
........ Max Stevens
Music, Star Spangled Banner
Audience
Flag Salute and Reading. -.
.......... Harold and How
ard Starr and Mrs. A. McRa'
Address. Judge R. T. Dial.
Music ....... ........
Benediction. -. Rev. Darrell
Sen. and Mrs. Frank Clagu
and PhiliD Clague made an au
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE

The usual Memorial Day Serv-
ices will be held at the Chris
tian Church at ten o'clock Sum
day morning, May 80. Rev. VIM.
Jobusch, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church, will preach the
sermon.
Members of the G. A. r. and
w. r. C. will meet at the G.. A.
r. rooms at $50 o'clock and at
tend the service in a body.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-26
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. Schaller. Pastor

The next German services will
be held Sunday, June 6, at 10000
A. M.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08

jos neutraliSkumo nesulauzys il
neturi jokio apetito, kad ate
mus Hollandijai neprigulmybe.
Bet su Belgija il su Lenkija esas
visai kitokis reikalas. Kaslink
Belgijos, tai DR.. Zimmerman pa
sake, kad JOS likimas dar esqs ne
zinomas, bet turi esa but padaryta
taip, kad Belgijos negaletu ''iSnau-
dot" Anglia, kitais zodziais,
atimti Belgijai neprigulnybe il pa
daryti ia Vokietijos provincial.
Lenkijos likimas yra taipgi nezi-
nonas. sake DR.. Zimmerman. Jis
lsreiske vienok persitikrinilnq, kad
Lenkijos klausime niekas negales
prieSintis Nokietijos norams. Jei-
gu taip istikro butu, tai lenkai tick
matytu autonon.ija, kick savo ausis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
ANT RUSU-voKIEcIU
FRONTO.

Londonas. Won Hindenburgis,
nors praneSa apie tulus mazes-
MUS laimejimus prie Dvinsko, dar
toll-grazu yra nuo Dvinsko uz-
emlmo. Vienok jo arn1ija apie-
linkese Smurgainiu a(Viln. gub.)
turejo geresnl laimiki If cia, anot
vokisko pranesimo, persilauze per
rusu pozicijas If uzgriebe 1000
belaisviu. Is to sprendziama, kad
Hindenburgui Gina ne tick apie
Dvinska, kick apie tai, kad ISL
varyti j piet-rycius nno Vilniaus
linkui Minsko, kad atkirsti kelia
rusams, esantiems prize Barano-
viciq kryzkelio.
I pietus nuo Pinsko balu. XII
riose Won Mackenseno armija Wis
dar istrigusi, vokieeiai atmete ru-
sus atgal uz upes Styr, bet ant
Galicijos rubeziaus rusu armija
Wis dar kala austro-vokiskas ar
mijas.
Toks yra vokiskas pranesimas.
Rusu oficialis pranesimas vienok
tvirtina, kad rusai taipgi turi lai-
If kad keliose vietose,
ypae Vilniaus gubernijoj, rnsai
atmete vokieeius ant keliolikos
arba net kelly desimciu verstu
atgal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
BULGARIA. VOKIEcIU
PUSEJE.
Londonas.

Londonas. Londono OIL
cialiSkose sferose. natomai, iau
nustota Whites, kad Bulgaria. pa
slseks pritraukti talkininku pusen,
arba bent palaikyti ia neutraliSka.
Apie tai vieSai praneSe Angliios
uzrubezio reikalu minister's Sir
Edward Grey, kalbedamas parlia-
mente. Jis pasake, kad vokiSki if
austru aficierai atvyko j Bulgari-
ia, kad apimti bulgaru armijos va
dovyste if kad atsikartoja tas pats,
kas buvo pernai Turkijoj. Todel
galima tikrai is to iSvesti, kad Bull
garija galutinai perejo kaizerio pu-
sen If kad kare Balkanuose neis-
vengiama.
Sir Grey pranese, kad talkinin-
kai pades visas savo jiegas, idant
Serbijai If Grekijai.
PraneSama is Atenu, kad bulga-
ru kariumene is Sofijos slenka lin
kui Serbijos rubeziaus, o kit bull
garp pulkai yra siunciami linkui
Grekijos rubeziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08

res. ISsodinimas svetimos kariu-
menes Grekijos porte yra neutra-
'llskumo sulauzymu, tai j, nenore-
dana stoti su Bulgaria. If Tur-
Ikija lures stoti su talkininkais.
Nuo cia talkininkai, drauge su
kitomis Balkanu tautomis, mano
traukti Vengrijon, o toliau Wen
non If Berlinan. Austria, uzpulta
nuo pietu, turetu is Rusijos, ginti
savo zeme, atSaukti savo kariu-
meme, liktu vieni vokieciai prizes
rusus If francuzus su anglais.
prizes kuriuos sunku butu atsiginti
vieniems; reiketu apleisti Francu-
zija If Belgija If Rusijoj pasilikti
|negalett.
Rusija pastate jau Bulgarijai
|ultimatuma. Pareikalavo nuo JOS
/ "a valandas iSvyti atkakusius
jon vokiskus aficiarus, ko, turbut,
Bulgaria. nepadarys. Todel Rusi-
jos Juodpju juriq kariskas laivy-
mas isplauke su slaptui prisakymu
is Odessos, Manoma, kad jis
bombarduos Bulgarijos portus
Varna If kitus. Tokiu budu ga
lima laukti greito Bulgarijos ISL
|kiSimo karen.
Prize Serbijos rubeziaus buvo
Jau Bulgarijos kariumenes patro-
les susiremimas su Serbijos ka-
riumene. Bet tas dar nereiskia
kares prasidejimo. Kur tarp tau
tu yra nesutikimai If nesikenti-
mas, o kariumene prize rubeziaus
sut aukta, ten if be kares patro-
llp susiremimai visuomet pasitai-
ko; nesikentimas gi serbu su bull
garais yra dabar labai didelis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
RUSQ LAIVYNAS
PRIZE BULGARIJOS

:. Londonas. Kariski zenklai ga
llma buvo patemti is visp sonu
balSanuose. Rusu karisko laivy-
no eskadra pasirode ties Bulga-
RIOS krastu if pradejo grasinti
bulgarijos uoseui Varna. Fran
cuzu II anglu kariumene iSsedo
Salonfkuose, Grekijos uoste, kuris
yra Is verstus atstu nuo Bulga-
rlJos' rubeziaus. Bulgarp kariu-
meme traukia Wis didesniais bu-
rlals prize Serbijos rubezip; Ioo,-
900 Rumanijos kariumenes sumo
blllzuota isilgai -Austro- VengriJos
rubeziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
RUSAI RENGIASI
ATAKUOTI BULGARIA..

Londonas. Russia prisirengs
atakuoti Bulgaria. is juriu If saus-
zemio Dalis rusu laivyno isplau-
ke' kad atakavus Bulgarijos por-
tus: Varna, Burgas If Aktabel.
sesi silntai tukstaneip rusu ka-
rlunenes, kaip praneSama, tapo
sumobilizuota Odessoj karei prizes
Bulgarijq.
k'lmanlla yra tarp kujo If prize
kalo; IS vienos puses teutonai kick
saledaml spaudzia ia, kad palai-
klus ia neutraliskai, is kitos pusss
talklnlnkai deda visas pastangas,
kad patraukus ia savo pusen.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
RUSAI ISLYGINO
FRONTO LINIJA.
Londonas.

Londonas. Kaip isrodo,
rusai pradeda pusetinai taisytis,
mes apart apielinkiu Dvinsko il
Nolyniaus fronto, vokieciai nepra-
mesa apie jokius savo laimejimus,
o sulyg pa6iu vokieGiu praneSimo,
visose kitose vietose rusai atakuo-
ia, priversdami vokietius gintis.
Rusai, uzatakave Won Hindenbur
ga apielinkese Nileikos il Gluboko-
je, kur vokietiai tapo atmesti ant
81 verstp atgaL pusetinai iSlygino
sayo fronto linija, kuri dabar bega
nuo Dvinsko beveik tiesiog pie
tus net Xxi Pinskui il toliaus illi
Galicijos rubeziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
RUSIJOS ULIMATUMAS
BULGARIJAI.

Petrogradas. Russia isslunte
Ispalio 4 d. Bulgarijai ultimatuma,
kuriame reikalaujana, kad j "a
valandas Bulgaria. perkirstu savo
rysius SUI teutonais if prasalintu is
savo Stabo vokiSkus il austru aft
cierus. Pilnas turinys rusu ulti-
matumo, pasiusto Bulgarijai, yra
sekantis
"Atsitikimai, kurie ivyksta Bull
garijoi Siuom laiku, liudija apie
tai, kad karaliaus Ferdinando val
dzia aiSkiai nusprende atiduoti
Bulgarijos likimq j Vokietijos ran
kas.
"Buvilnas vokisku If austriSku
aficieriu (bulgarp) kares ministe-
rijoj il jos arnijos stabe, sutrau-
kimas kariumenes Serbijos paru-
bezyj If dikta pinigine pagelba,
kuriq Sofijos kabinetas prieme nuo
musu priesu, nepalieka jokio toll
mesnio abejojimo sulyg to, koki
mieri turf Bulgarijos kariski pri-
sirengilnai.
"Keturalypes sandaros (talki-
ninkp) viespatijos, kurios laiko arti
Strides bulgalp tautos aspiracijas,
daug sykiq persergejo NJ. Radios
lavova (bulgaru premiera) kad BIZ
lie kokis nedraugiSkas zingsnis
prizes Serbia bus skaitomas kaipo
zingsnis prizes visus talkininkus.
UztiErlnirnai, kokius dave Bulga-
rios kabineto galva, atsakydamas
situos persergejimus, nesutinka
su dabar ivykusiais faktais.
AtstovaS RuS1Jos, kurl yra SUI
rista su Bulgaria. nepanaikinama
atmintim paliuosavimo Bulgarijos
is-po turkiSkos vergijos, negali sa-
vo buvimu Bulgarijoj patvirtinti
prisirengimu Hpuolimui ant slav,l
il talkininkaujan6iu tautq.
"Todel Rusijos minister's Cat
stovas) gavo paliepin1a apleisti
Bulgaria su visais legacijos Cat
tovybes) tarnais If konsuliais, jei-
gu Bulgarijos valdzia i dvideSimts
keturias valandas nepertrauks vie
sal rySiu su Rusijos If slavu prize
'Sais il jeigu j tuojaus neprasalins
aficieru, priklausaneiu prie armiju
.tu valstiju, kurios dabar kariauja
su talkininku viespatijomis.''
Sykiu su zinia apie Rusijos ul-
tinatamo pasiuntina Bulgarijai,
ateina pusiau-oficiale zinia apie tai,
kad eBulgariios premieras Radios
lavov vel uztikrina, .buk Bulgaria.
negrasina nei vienam savo kairny-
'nui, If isreiskia Wilt, kad ramiu bu-
du dar galima bus susitaikinti taip,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08

kad Bulgarijos interesai butq uz-
ganedinti.
Tuom tarpu is Atenu ateina Ii
MOS, kad keturalypes sandaros
vieSpatijos panaikino savo primes
MUS pasiulijimus, padarytus Bull
garijai sulyg atidavimo jai Mace
donijos If kad anglo-francuziSka
expedicija rengiasi iSsesti is laivQ
prize miesto Saloniki, Grekijoj, ne
toll Bulgarijos rubeziaus.
Is ltalijos praneSama, kad mics
te Brindisi yra prirengta italq ar
mia, kuri turi eiti Serbijos pagel-
bal.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
ATMETE VOKIEcIUS.
Petroeradas. Nilnians d;str

Petrogradas. Vilniaus distrikte
vokieeiai tapo atmesti 81 verstus
atgal nuo stoties Glubokoje Xxi
Pastoviu (abidvi yra stotis ant
gelezinkelio is svencioniu j ry-
tus). Apskrityj j vakarus If pie
tus nuo Molodecno vokieciai ia
po atmesti atgal IL yerstu SKIER
sal gelezinkeli tarp Lydos il Mo-
lodecno. Cia vokieeiai jau atsi-
kliuvo vakarus nuo miestelio
Kreve.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
SAKO, NETEISINGI GANDAI.

Sofia. Bulgarijos ziniu pu-
siau-oficialiska agentura tapo iga-
liota uzgincyti teisingumq sekan-
civ CANDY:
Neteisybe yra, buk vokiski afi-
cierai atvyko Bulgarijon, kad ap-
init komandq bulgaru armijos.
Neteisybe yra, buk premieras
Radoslavov pasake, kad Bulgaii,
ia gausianti nuo Vokietiios pc
100000 kiekvienq menesi po to,
kaip j prades kare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
No.. Al


plasi Rumanijoj. Astuoni simtai
sltq pabegeliu atvyko ketverge i
Calafat tiesiog su ginklais. lie
paSakoja, kad bulgaru nloteris de-
da didziausias pastangas, kad SUI
alkius vyrus nuo kariumenes ir kad
Narelvlai mes savo ginklus prize
plrmoS progos, kuomet tik jie SUI
slflks sr' rusals. Jie sako, kad tarp
zlnonlu II valdzios darosi Wis di-
deslhs skirtulnas If kad opozicijos
vadaS padave karaliui Ferdinan.
dui nauja peticija."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
JLTIMATUMAS RUMANIJAI.

Londonas. zinia, atejusi is
Bucharesto, pranesa, kad ten ne
oficialiSkai skelbiama, buk Vokie-
tia prisijunge prie Austrijos, ulti-
matume, il kuriane reikalaujama,
kad Runanija tuojaus praleisty
Per savo zenle teutonu kariumene
II amunicija, kurios turf but pa
sipstos turkams pagelbon prie
Dardaneliu. Is to iSvedama, kad
dalyku stoyis prize Dardaneliu turi
butt labai pavojingas ir turkai pa
It's, matyt, nesitiki Dardaneliu If
Konstantinopolio atlaikyti.
Manoma, kad Rumanija nesu-
tiks iSpildyti austro-vokisku rel
kalavlmp If tas lures pagimdyt
nauja kare. Jeigu dar If gall but
koki Willis isvengti kares ant Bal
kanp, tai toll Willis yra labai-labai
menka.
Bulgarijos armija, sakoma, rem
kasi ant trijp frontu: prizes Serbi-
ia, Grekija if Rumanija, bet dides-
ne dalis yra prie Serbijos If Gre
kijos rubeziu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
VOKIEcIU LAIMEJIMAI
RUGSEJYJE.

Berlinas. Vokieciu stabas ap-
skaitliavo, kick vokieeiai yra lai-
meje rugsejo menesyj nuo rusu.
Sulyg sito apskaitliavimo per visa
rugsejo menesi vokieeiai paeme
nelaisven 42l aficiera, o5,464 ka-
reivius, 81 kanuoles, 29S kulkas-
vaidzius il viena orlaivi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
GREKIJA SU
TALKININKAIS.

Atenai Jeigu dar buvo kokiu
abejojimu sulyg Grekijos, tai da-
bar jie iSnyko: Grekija formalis-
kai stojo talkininku pusen. Off
cialis Grekijos valdzios organas
kad issodinimas francu-
ziSkos kariumenes mieSte Saloniki
padarytas tam tikslui, kad prigel-
beti Grekijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
RUSAI UzPULDINEJA
LIETUVOJE.

Londonas. Ateinan6ios is Pc
trogrado zinios parodo, kad rusai
pradejo ofensyvq (uapuolim2) be-
veik ant istiso fronto Lietuvoje
il Kurseje. VokiSki pranesimai
pripazista, kad rusai visu frontu
atakuoia, bet tvirtina, kad Site
atakai tapo atmusti su dideliais
nuostoliais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
voKIEcIU NUoMoNE
AP1E HOLLANDIJA,
BELGIJA IR LENKIJA.

Berlinas. DR.. Alfred thinner
man, kuris yra augstu valdininku
vokiesiu uzrubezio reikalu minis
terijoj, pranese, ka Vokietija ma
no daryti su Hollandija, Belgija j.
Lenkija.
DR.. Zimnernanas uztikrifo, kad
Hollandijai esa ner ko bijotis Vo-
kietijos. Vokietija esq; Hollandi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
Is Kares Lauko.
TALKININKAI GREKIJoJE.

Berlinas. Vokiskas laikrastis
Frankfurter Zeitung pranesa, jog
gauta is Budapesto zinia, buk
talklninkai issodino anglo-francu-
ziskq kariumene prize Port Ka-
thrin, netoli Saloniku, Grekijoj
Sulyg sito pranesimo, talkininku
kariumene yfa skirianla Serbijos
pagelbai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-08
BULGARIJOS zMONES
NENORI KARES

Paryzius. Laikras6iui Petit
Parisien 10 korespondentas is Bu-
charesto telegrafuoja sckan6iai:
"Bulgaru kareiviai bega is savo
pulkq dideliame skaitliuje ir sle-