davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-31

I falls down. And Blackburne right
now is playing excellent baseball at
short.
Lefty Scroggins has been released
to Los Angeles of the Coast league.
Rebel Russell has developed so well
in the last two weeks that the re-
tention of another soUthpaw was I'M
necessary.
Three days more will be spent by
the Whales at the unsatisfactory
training camp in Shreveport, then
the start for home vii lbe made. The
local season opens a week from Sat
urday, Kansas City being the first
visiting crew. Rain has been almost
daily Visitant at the Whale camp, va
ried now and then by high winds and
biting cold. A game is scheduled
with Kansas City Saturday at aMr-
shall, Tex, with three games against
minor teams to follow during the
week.
Tinker is now trying to land an ex-
peTienced sOUthpaw to assist AID
Brennan with the left-handing. Nick
CuIlop of Kansas City is the man
wanted, and Tinker is well fortified
with trading material having more
outfelders and pitchers than he
needs.
The American association has
adopted a 154-game schedule, open
ing April Is and closing Sept. 10.
In the American Bowling Congress
tournament, which closed at Peoria
yesterday, the BaTTy-Kettelers of
Chicago topped the five-men teams
with 2,907. R. and H. Allen of De-
trOit won the doubles with 1,297, and
Walter Pierce Of Pueblo headed the
singles with I'll. Mat Faetz of Chi
cago took the aH-events with a mark
Of 1876 for nine games.
Johnny Kilbane, feather champ,
L -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

a twelve-y ear-old
teacher: Winifred
Sackville Stoner, the
precocious daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. James
Buchanan Stoner of
Pittsburg. Her learn
ing is amazing. She
has passed college en-
trance examinations,
having mastered eight
languages and courses
in the classics. At
Carnegie Institute she
is instructlng another
infantile prodigy.
Paolo e IrirtnIfioH1i Ncaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

Here, fellow New
Workers, is a Plct-
ure of an old friend
in new guise the
Third Avenue l.
road, showing the
new double-dec c
structure to carry
the third track ex-
press above the old
two track level,
and the second
story stations that
are made necessary
by the change;
looking down the
Bowery from Chat
ham Square.
Bhof, Ef-ffu JrHt,t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Continued Next Wednesday, .
Public Notice.

Sealed proposals viii be received al
the city clerks Office. Rock Island, Ill
until o'clock p. m, June ., 1915, from
Bankers of the city OF Rock Island who
viii pay interest on the monthly bal
ances Of the city's deposits. The bank
Offering 20 pay the highest rate of in
terest on said balances will be selected
as the depository bank OF the city. The
bank selected as such depOsitor must
furnish q good and sufficient bond as
required by statute.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated AT Rock Island. Illinois, this
oath day of May, A. ID. 1915.
II T. RUDGREN,
.AdvJ City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Executors Notice.

Estate of Wilhelm scnleuter. de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor Of the last Will and
testament of Wilhelm SchIeuter late of
the county of Rock Island. state of ILL.,
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell, Judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city OF Rock
Island, at the July term. on the first
Monday in July next, at which time all
persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO at
tend for the purpose of ,-aving the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 the undersigned.
Dated 7th day of May. a. D. 1915.
CHARLES SCHLEUTER,
Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Legal.
Executors Notice.

Estate of Caroline 5. Crawford, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor of the last will and
testament OF Caroline S. Crawford late
of the county OF Rock Island. State of
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. judge of the probate
court Of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city OF
Rock Island, at the July term, on the
first Monday in July next. at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated Sth day o: May. 4. D. 1918.
HUGH ". CRAWFORD.
Executor.
WALKER, INGRAM & SWEENEY.
AftorOevS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

f-1Tessr. eassiur bls sTr su@-1'atfTsig
aa te~ s.fFrs - ths eEs1tats Thy
s-~rae,1 q rise WON.
TIA See an or s.Etsd ti.aeEir
20 d1at see weaE v0nrr kicEies
abogs rernorsfrateG ta~ MAJ with
Fhs lrgrr lfrras ns D. prepared O.
break wed rather size some % our
rsaa~T 30 a stsaazeF taaa hrve ygu
srt~ % alL~
Tes Eanns now beiaz fairly ia prpE-
Frss rDFutrr t-ans,4 against the nest
Eshf- s~sidr ufreEir.
~.fr usv. ga Ike CD buy at1af tea
sser-s 90 r9ls both e7mGarr .~1e-.-
Do s1sr-sgef Vfshart wasting any
tias
-caetfrs thlaE o. it.- imm-d.atrl
rtrsf ts.rrSi~
90 trsr.r r1r ttea fasr sos w8r-t.-
Er-s er r9yrtrr- u sruros~ that you
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
NotIce-sale OF Rom Fstnte.

jackson, Hurst & Stafford, attorneys.
BY virtue of an order and decree of
the probate court of Rock Island
county, III, made on the petition of
the undersigned, John Spilger. admin
istrator with the VIII annexed of the
esate Of Barbara Meier, deceased, for
leave TO sell the real estate Of said
deceased at the May term, A. D. 1915,
of said court, to-wit; on the 14th day
of May, 1915. I shall. on Wednesday,
the 10th day of June, A. d. 1915. at
the hour of o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, sell at public sale, at the
east door of the court house in the
city of Rock Island, in said county. the
real estate described as follows. to-
wit: The north half ~ OF lot four
"a, in block thirty-four (34) in that
part of said city of Rock Island known
as and called the Chicago or Lower
Addition, with the appurtenances, IN
Rock Island, Illinois. on the following
terms, tc-wit: Cash in hand.
JOHN SPILGER,
with the will annexed
of the estate OF Barbara Meier. de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of May. A d.
1915,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts et First Sign Of
Bladder Irritation oE
Gac<ache.

rr Gao m-H fae wsEs-e mast
eis ss.F aaslast sl4asF trcG
OLE. because wei esE ese @sea azG a.
cHF r-E Lei H'ea. uue oloeG IS a--se
Wa ..e 4..t vatca che tiGssFs strive
e. f sss u-T weaken fseaa over
WeHt .rr.Hr s.asE.sas tss sl-s -i's-s
Pc .ssges e.ar saG sae rsssls - 40
Aer Ieas.s ElsGf=r weakness 2a& .
g. tHsf f-r bee Ea hrsffn
Hser frar ssesys fsst AZ tsa1s
or stf FsuF saet 8gsrs er tss ertas
b eissGf. a5l sf s-almess eF goa sfs
eaEt sees erll-e Ewe Or sAfee
tm7s issesE enc assst. g Fas ss4sf
VIZ a.et aa,asG.seas Or fafzF. asfF sfis
sge j.. seff Stomach Or yea save raes
IA wEen ere weather ls s.t.ss as
tlGi FagF pharmacist sssuf ea,F
eiac ef Jas caNss ttsF tt-As-
s1oae-- fa e zisss Of water bssfare
lfss.srseE rar s ts.v Gaqs te3 Eefsf
s'tfaegs wr fHea Hae. ms tassatas
ssias Il usts asm ere scfd Esha. sa&
a.ss arra gseg esr xsesrs seas O. aisa
saG sf.1sui.sts cIeEzrG EItsasTss 90 asii-
ess,iss Ue aeifs m enc sHies en- p 80
nnErr bs "a ssa~cr 81 afsfssssse. taas
sniias eiaefsr fIserGsrs.
EaE saiEs Is assxoeasive @afGef n
fire. MAKES e t@i5xsssi4 szsrv-s'.'sss
Ashis. Ss1-r beverages saG D. 7eEs -
evsrY hems. escsulss eooedY esa a.ass
q atfsesss ~ having a EeeG kieas2
eassgsE asF sfue.
4-@Fper t4eisss seaFsaseg -t4A&rl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

that she will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. judge of probate court
OF Rock Island county, at the probate
court room, in the city of Rock Is
land, at the August term, on the first
Monday IN August next. al which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO make immed-
late payment to the undersigned.
Dated 22nd day of May, A. d. 1915.
IVA c. PEARCE,
Executrix.
JACKSON. HURST & STAFFORD.
Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
CHAPTER SV
Shading Treat.

TNuE TAT bieyci. rider stopped
near che brow % the hiIl
through shrcr lack % mo
u,eatum. allowed his wheel 10
drup fsuia under him and wuddi-d
painfully 60 the roadside. where hs Sat
on e stone nud puGcd. The thin Rider.
wh3 vas abuormatiy picturesque IN
Frd surater and hose. blue kuicEer-
bocarga and cap and Tan putuPs. went
on % the v.ry top % the strgp road.
disnSuut-t and booked back In dlnap-
psiafment.
Beck up. Jim.- BE- called -Aim
f1r On. highest.
= nafas wauinEfoFd mopp-d his
1Tuw with = dusty handkerchief aud
sisrcd his soorchinE aEs-r a blackis
uaw. -Wheu yon dc aad SO where
Fuu baios<.- ~ PAINTED. 4 hope yos
SO the hottest kettle OF patch IN tie
whole biasiaE place.
Yea un<ratSsul euss-- reprosched
HiscEieL ARE - takinz th.s trip FOO
my beu~nsf Al a. danger % fatty
d7Epacrats1n q tto uoEisf An shap-
"a Ike al Exam esc~s-f r. tie coet0F
% my saaiiy worried ab0gt rasY-
-shat gpg srgaard WztiinEford
Yea cooked co ssis trip 20 you could
40 90. sad rm thFou<a. I coat care
n ct 80 saf thst have 20 travel IN
s-rsisus. llEs e cattle tFaia- whsr-s
f-sgi PeIiss sad that aEtozooiisT
SD avs. Ji@-- eaeaaaAsc-at-d
at4ekf~. surveying ths lsallscspe frosa
- hint8p. -Tss tracks % the tsrca
80 k~rr. and ths szzilas village IL.
b~1oW. b-sa.d ~hits housss sad
Frd Earns { ps-cvisr wiadsauis aac
ksyssseks aa1 oschsr1s sa1 e0ws-
vvtth q srosa wsligsford ro~s FROM
as seoae asd tea - ne bcrtsa sf
W-sry usa lie ga not. bgvcver. take
up kis essesias uo - q 10 Just
absrs ft hsd fallen ssf trs,t<-d up tho
ASH alec ffe tegk gnr comprehensive
snFvsF % 49, WisfrT iaEasesps a1f
swors Wish ssrasstnes.
~whsrvs that vtlisEsr 30 Co
asati-f
~xesd~r "a tss nstldIs distsrcc.~ 70
rrrs~d niaekir. vifh . EFia. pointlns
60 Nhsrv tG@tr rad wa- Interested
81 aassasr AZ fae eFpssi1< wsr-
eharrh. q scseo1. e store and black
ssailh shop rh.s sac all Gniess a
Jslss ssr@soGss tyiaE sl<hsiy nearer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

-l- wei ssss-s as o f-ases o. saiss-
sss s.a rataz uiss $50 WsEissf7Fd
aa rtseF asa4ass.s.7a.
a..-rssfr 81 rferfrru,1 ur~eis. -tlea
Erre fFarI Lei trtrst af Etrr
s-rurr g se9sesT te1E 7es eTafsrr ~
as ee.-F. ss sgElse1 ta t.is us2elias's
lraersr-
-Sst f5r r. nfsEsr.- G.sesis sssaFri
ea 90 fasrG is's raftru
-fr F1e wgrtd vass ultn nisu 90
tas-r.a tarf re
aSsFrrnIF.~ rer .sf E.1 -l-. watch
f- ere tfss6au rafaasl1sf % tEs PAR
.F ntss tas ss9s ~ s9eEt foot As
& saf1 before. Jt9 WstIasfosf and
are f-r1 f-isafs.~ nad % being 80 torn
b. sfrrae.i forward. reekstrt th~ thrce
r-f F51r bells rrf a1aErd unsurcrss-
frr f1r fa~ hffter eve
1tr PeTntrf walked 90 @ che table
raf ssrvsFet ere tsrozf he shifirf
fss rezfr q view rst save tar assost-
rerr sarar Interested sfrty. -tsenfic
r-a 30 sa11Ereef. @ frrt raini
eear-sssrz tsrs ~ bsu 90 ths four.
f~r- aaI tasFrgpo@ o. proceeded.
rsrE great dsHcney. % PICK % al the
f-f--vrrfas baGs. from ths CSC up.
rrrraerd saar % thea frua the eprurs
81 ga 60 askr ron. Deposited the
rsarrees usatfy o. . vneant net. col
f-,.r-d e. guartes ssaz each szaa sad
r-sa-ae1 O. uaekis.
wee WI. heWsgss. eel ozt y0ar co
t5-s Esa1irEsg- - EgrsssG
AZ s~Venfy. Fespoeiesi nseSir
e.1rrrt yea Eataz o. Play say ragref-
ESQ & thirE ass.~ dscits'f FgguErr.
rssh d 4ei~t saslls. TN bEy q GsiHk
ofss mT u esstsa EaiEs. a9WsvsEs
se-- hsvr 60 asEra6 basia~ss meet
.sE
u- vsfesf b-cE 80 iass tss tsssy
aerseesfF eel esse5 faaEf rosiss sago9i'
lr sss1yisz ~ixss steres % pager ssurs
taGy-
= asat suppose yss'a eel tee ssarss
% Yosz basa eeezeaEg stse&f- As pFp-
aase,4
-os sae- rvturs-s Fagl -tf I eel
az sn { waas 60 arsak - s@siFs COO
sseslaa VITA 80 ee@gasy
q .ssess-,s g. rssiisss FeyEtsr ssG
-e- ha-E 80 sk@ r,ssfs,s steevs. whers
aas fasE saasiaa. vac ear E1is< sfoase
L. "a assafr fn..aelsrscszE erie
ss-s s.ss wat as sre - 90 - eiaserN
f..rF STATED We sFe o. eslztn COO
srsl e tes aash earaeaaT &c cess %
rsarsFg sss8 SD tEsas as4ogsf bslss
fes esaasfasa saiGaszs - sts- uaa al
W. Fscss as $50 e sssre
-ts ss1iG - eaesrgr 90 bGy cot
gagia9ssre.~ ss&sss9 iiiftas--
eVsa eeafGs's eey e'st Wslltz<fsre
fsr lz=s tEaa sas.~ ests4tg ssaSsacs1
fssyussr After a. tsgaxAs oe1s.
sasv faat we're tA4s sss. e sat go lad
a. fs asaEs- rec hsss sess ssn&rsd
sss efsg thessssf oct % 99F treasury
~ sssa rsesrul e tss bata coeeasy-.
va 49, sssets % $1,000 eu.sa sssi I
sNns So psspeftg
A sq~cnlsstvs ss-sees fen % - 80 1
srsasosa ssscEE.5fesrs- es@~ffaE.
~t.aoks uss ts~ bsss tG4az ss eossi4 /
A. sassal ths asn Mia tts tse.s 90
a. ess~. especially sssee Ws'rs N y
ssAs Gag ssd s&Es tat szs<issd ts''sr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Notice.

Bids will be received at the city
clerks Office Rock Island III. until
five o'clock p. m, June 3, 1915, for
furnishing one and one-half 1i5) inch
screenings F. o. B. Rock Island water
works switch, until May /, 1916. Bid
der must state mine from which coal
will be furnished.
City. reserves right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. May p,
1918. N. T. RUDGREN,
fAdvl City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
charged him 50 a day for his ro

charged him 50 a day for his room
alone. Not bite OF eating"
'Doggone IT," confessed Jefr. IT al
ready made 'em a price Just regular
rates; quarter for a bed and a quarter
for each meal"
There's always some way TO get
around it." advised the little farmer.
Come IN and I'll play you seven-up TO
see who stands treat"
Il reckon not" replied JEFF. ITS
cheaper in the long run by the jug.
just come over TO get peck OF beans. So
LOT Sam BludgeOnF' protested the
little farmer. Gee. you must be richr'
Its the poor that gets robbed" re-
piled Jeff, and went tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
- xa.rant.a frra a., up. .

win e0rsroi % ne tain conp.ny.-
szss-d Sc. f.oyatsE. 4 fancy 30 can
az1 soss- way 90 r~i~ss- that xuarsn
ts- fEad-~
Move ~ SO tnso executive s~ssaon. p
0-~r-f aiffaEa-
-szcoaf tbs @asioa-- aid ths quie;
tffle stafisgfeisn Ia the corner.
J. Ega1s Wsifins ford Who had ss'
re- go nianipa,stor % 80 many stock.
aal4s-s and beard % directors meet
iazs. f1gnd llllseif ia a ioIe@oaae mi
aority az tho called meeting % the
N~rFuue sun Bath cpflpaay. There
was not a fFlerd. f1cc O. cheer him.
far u.acsio uaw aEd Fugl Fol.ef were
t.as present. and % Waz tncouvrnicnt
f9r Eis osecr boy and nis better 20 at
trnl- 90. beiae positive that toig Wa
brcwlur fps hin. be rciiuguisnsd III
Eavel O. Vlr~ Fu-ssdclt Sayisr and
set among the common members
4 bold in NJ hand 90 ofsr from the
Neptune Hotel company foT the pur-
chase % the Neptune sun Bath com
pauV'a real estate said Secretary
Porrfrr through he thin nose when
called uppu by gHe chair Tor his report
That company Offers us ten thousand
f1r q clear deed and title % the prop
arty. The oTer S. cuurh~d iu SUN
eirrtiy LEGAL phrassoi9-y and f. so
clear cad definite that 1 understand %
fe-r~rffy ASS matter % fact. 4 wrote
it myself Accompanying this docu-
msnt "a a certified check for $1,000
also quite Ineligible. shall now
rad the orer.- which be proceeded 90
DO with evident reiish-
Move 40 accept aaid the mole
aosef nan indioercutiy-
-sscoud the taotion.' Enapped Hit
tam. stiu az a tungsten glow OF indis-
rsriou-
Question: demanded waiiingford
With equal uorchainucr. nad one-hnlf
% thr ra~mbrFs present stared ~ him
ia dawuiue u-Tp, ezity. whtrh was IN
creased wheu. with equal earelersncss.
~ voted aye on the motion. making u
unrrim9us-
Sc uutnm. CARING e him frroe'1us-
Isl. was Immediately upon LIS feet =
move We declare a dIvidefe % sun
elrut pFrccrtrEr % divide thc $4,000
now BE- enc treasury % this company
FRO rata amouE the stpcEhoidcrs-
-s~c1ad the r.oti1n.- remarked ftr
qui-t t.EE- statistiriaa
care y6u ready Cor ths question p
...,..--.s-.. %. .,5...-ref yv~1-fsess-,f
-. s@.-..t 49,. rs. .t.fs r.-aa5.ftt5r nlss.
10000 h rr-r5assrs
f,.-- s4r-~ Az ffHfrn vac un1e tfa
80 rts. rfss- LIS eve -uff.rla- bale
f..fv - b.. fsuset..i fl- fa-f blow %
d nlfas-
-,fsv~ r4 take ssrrs Tor fhr iasmr-
ftsf- alss5.st51a as fr- N-arHar sun
Esfs e6aesrvr- Do tesf beloved
e,s--ssf fa- r1g1sa.~ ersEr.i thr gaE
GAO af fl- ur~lias
-Arr ae rrstg faF tls qgsstguT-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
Execnfnr,s Notice.

Estate OF Esther Pearce, deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executrix of the last will and
testament Of Esther Pearce, late of
the county OF Rock Island. State of
deceased. hereby gives notice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

-if you amt busy drop over a iittie
while after supper time and get stab
bed" he invited.
rum \ short farmer with a red shirt
and a paper collar and no necktie
stood on the porch
Hello. JeI.- be hailed. leerfng up
At the sky from force OF habit Hear
you got some rich New York folks al
the house. Doc Tut Just told me
-Uh-huh." agreed JEFF. visibly wor-
ned They got scads OF money
We'll. you know what they do 70
rs IN the city" suggested the little
farmer. My Cousin Eb's son went 10
New YORK last summer. and they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
q FINE SHORT TRIP

Sunday. May 80. on the steamer
Helen Blair. through Moline lock 10
Hampton. Leaves at p. m; returns
at $50 Fare. 80 cents.-(Adv)
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-03
:
g2NAWE R0zRUGHY Gk0D0WE W KR6LES
7R9ZPaGZOHY LUD P0LSg WaLCzY I HIEHCA.
ROZBTJA sKLEPY NIE1IIECKIE ! ZABIERA
TRANSPORTY

Pfotrogr6d, Rosya, Ego listopada, II powodu bl
zz~gnosc W Kr6astwie Posziem Warszawie Lodn ~ a
1nnieiszych mas.ach wsach wybuchEy lrwaWe rozruch
HbkolYie " BobIizu Pruszkowa uzbrojone gromady We
k6w napadly ma uiemiec transport 2yUnosct zabray
Tak kouw6j zozony z0nierzy ak wszyscy woznce pom
s1aier5 waEce. Wiadze nienieclie zenisty spahiy
veS Ia po3obne napady wosko uenlieckie spaio wsie
wa Wies Takctu,n (?) Komar6w.
PoIsIjc psma waIszawslde komentujac te krwawe roz
csv zaruaczaq ze oigdyby do tegO ME przyso, gdyby
ufeaccd ME b r05wazai P0LsEego Komitetu ObyWatels
70 VI Wagszawie otworzono wiele sleD5w niemechch e
9ranie5a buamii 2rzg bortmi w0iskowemi powodu b
eggl zHaaes Warsza@y slodza hsrhate ezek0ada.
TsNTWERsYTET wABsZAvStaI W ROSTOWIE.
Plzaniesony uniwersytet warszawsld do ROstowu S
Dane otwozy fodwoe duiem lgo stycznia 1916 ro
Wsz5acy proesoTowie warszwscy 50 juz Ros0wie ta
wial#za czast sEuchaczy. Studentom poIskch zah5
Cow uauaowyc pozwoCno zapsaG sic na uniwersye ale p
warunlde, re zdadz8 dOdatkOwy egzaon hsOry IteE
tury iosyjskiej,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-03

pejskiej So wielkie. Wynosza O.
ne W zabitych, rannych, wzie-
tych do niewoli lub zlozonych
chorobami $4,000 ludzi. Ale
straty tie ME powinny odstra-
szyc narodu angielskiego cd
dalszych wysilk6w tax w two
rzeniu dalszych armii; jak "a
opatrzenia skarbca panstwowe
go, ktory znajduje sic W trud-
nem polozeniu finansowem. =
Anglia musi odniesc ostateczne
zwyciestwo odniesie, ale caly
narod zdobyc sic powinien ma
dalsze poSwiecenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-03
I WALK Ma zACHODz|E
DZIAIA FRANCUSKIE ROZ-
PEDZAJA NIEMC6W.
Nieudala pr6ba Odebrania Ia
hure.

Paryz, 2 list. Ma poludnie cd
Somme, W okolicy Choulnes i
Fouquescourt artylerya francu-
ska otworzyla skuteczny ogien
ma transze niemieckie i dosie-
gla wojsk niemieckich, gdy te
formowaly sic do ataku. Poci-
ski rozpedzi1y Niemc6w unie-
mozebni}y atak.
Ma zach6d cd Levin, w oko-
Icy Calonne fort obustronna
kanonada trwa bez przestanku.
w przei5ciach, prowadzacych
do transzy wre walka reczna.
w Argonach Niemcy zdolali
wysadzic kilka min pod naszy-
mi transzami, jednakze wybu-
chy ME poczynily nam szkod "a
dnych. Ogien naszej piechoty
uniemozebnil zajecie wyrw, =
spowodowanych minami przez
piechote nieprzyiacielska.
P6Iurzedownie doncsza, re ge
neral Michal, J6zef Mounoury
zastapi generaia Gallieni, jake
wojskowego gubenatora Pa
ryza. General MounUury dowo
dill konczyna lewego skrzydla
armii francuskiej, gdy Niemcy
szli ma Paryz odznaczyl sic w
powstrzymaniu zwycieskiego
pochodu Niemc6w, jednakowoz
zcstal ranny podczas jednej Il
biteW W marcu.
Atak Odparty.
Berlin, 2 list. o walkach ma
zachodzie komunikat berlinski
tyle tylko wspomina, re odpar-
ty zostal atak wojsk francu-
skich, kt6ry miaI ma celu ode
branie Butte de Tahure.
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statnia ofenzyWa miata kosztoWaG \
10000 ludzi
-Prad republika1iski w Stan Zjedn. -Wzfasta Stan 7
Ohio pozostanie mokrym.

tn, ze gi6wna armia serbska
odcieta zostala ma poludniu cd
Salonik i re Monastyr jest "a
grozony, o lie dotychczas ME
wziety przez Bulgarow. Mona
styr polozony jest o 8 mil cd
granicy greckiej, a o 70 mil cd
najblizszego punktu granicy
bulgarskiei. JeSli Monastyr
lest wziety, W takim razie gl6-
VIVA armia serbska odcieta Jest
luz zupeInie cd wojsk francu-
sko angielskich, jesli ME
wstrzyma ona przez iakiS czas
naporu woisk austro e niemiec-
kich cd p6lnocy, W takim razle
rzeczywiscie szukae musi schro
nienia albo w Albanii, albo W
Czarnog6rze.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-03
N|EMCY WSTRzYMUJk.
ROSYJSkA )FENzYWE
HINDENBURG ZNOWU PO'
SUWA Sic NAPRZ6D. .
=
Zaciekie waiki 0 W0iyh i Cab
eye wschodnia.

Berlin, 2 listop. (DepesZa l.
skrowa.) Urzedowy komunikat
niemiecki cglasza wstrzymanle
ofenzywy rosyjskiej ma caiyIn
froncie, jak r6wniez odniesfe-
ME paru sulzces0w, g]oWnie W
KurIandyi i W Galicyi. Komu-
nikat ten brzmi:
w Kurlandyi general Hin
denburg. kt6ry pod naporen1
rosyiskim zrus2ony by} cofn2i
sic pcza rzeke Mas, obecnle
podiawszy szereg zwyciesklch
kontratak6w ponownie posuwa
sic dalei, Z zamiarem zagroze'
MIA Rydze, Rosyiskie kontrata,
hi zostaIV odparte.
w Galicyi wschcdniei udaic
sic Rosyanom zajac pozycye
generala Bothmer pod Sienl-
kowcami. By1 to jednak tryumt
chv-ilowy tylko. - Podjetym
tcntratakiem odebralismy ultra
cone tranaze i wzielismy 600
Rosvan do niewoli. Dzisiaj ra-
no. 30 nadzwyczaj zaciekfel
walce, odebraliSmy Rosyanom
czesG wsi Sienikowce, kt6ra le-
zy W pcblizu niemieckiego from
tn. 0 reszte wsi toczy sic dalej
walla Dotychc2as wzieliSmy w
tvch walkach 1000 Rosyan do
uiewoli.
Ma Wolyniu wojska rosyj-
skic staraly sic wstrzymac po-
ch6d almii generala Linsingena
na 2ach6d Cd CZartoTyska, po-
deimujac kontratak ma dlugim
froncie i 0 zbitych kolumnach
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chicago Ill., Sroda dnia 3go Lstopada (November) 1915
Ioiska sprzymierz. lnia|y wyIadowaG W kaWala

wojsk. Atak ten odparlismy je-
dnak, przyczem nieprzyjaciel
poni0si wielkie straty.
Ma froncie Dzwinska toczy-
ly sic wczoraj zaciek}e walki.
.OdparliSmy gwaltowny atak
rosyjski, a nieprzyjaciel po-
'ni6sl wielkie straty. Bitwa po-
iniedzy jeziorami Swenton a
Tbsen trwa dalej. Dotychczas
wzielismy W tym rejonie 500
Rosyan do niewoli. Ma innych
odcinkach frontu niema waz-
uiejszych wydarzen."
Blokada Grecyi?
Lozanna, Szwajcarya, 2 list.
Donosza, il 1odziom podwod-
nym niemieckim, znajduiacym
sic ma morzu Srodziemnem, -
Berlin wydaf rozkaz rozpocze-
lcia blokady Grecyi "a to, ze po-
zwcli}a usadowic sic ma swem
terytryum almii sprzymierzo-
nych.