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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10


Since announcing his candidacy for
Reelection to Council from the Second
Ward. a few weeks ago, r. c. Hender
son has conducted a quiet canvass of
ceived many assurances of support at
the primaries
Mr.. Henderson is basing his cam
paign for return to Council on his
record covering a period of seven years
in Council. In this time he has served
and highway committees. the most i'm
portant in Councils. For six years he
has been chairman of the latter.
During his time as chairman of the
highway committee, Mr.. Henderson has
urged and obtained the consent to oil
a number of streets in the borough to
allay the dust nuisance. When he en-
tered Council there was but one paved
street in the borough. Now Steelton
has nearly seven miles of smoothly
paved highways.
Mr.. Henderson's experience as fore
man of bricklayers for the Pennsylva-
MIA Steel Company stood the borough
in good stead. it will be recalled, dur
ing the long drawn out lawsuit be-
tween the borough and the United
which the borough recovered S2,S47. He
also made friends by his work in the
special committees which purchased
the Citizen combination chemical truck
and the road roller In the department
of sewers also, Mr.. Henderson has done
good work Not only is Steelton one of
the best paved, but 1t is also one of the
best severed boroughs in the State.
Practically all this work was done dur
ing Mr.. Henderson's chairmanship of
the highway committee.
Mr.. Henderson is a candidate for the
Republican nomination, has no o~posi-
tion for the Democratic nomination and
is on the Washington ticket.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
THE GLOBE

strict economy requires that these
should be carefully cleaned as table
glassware.
Dust absorbs light. II lamps arc
not kept clean, they do not give as
much light as you are paying for.
Light absorbed by tiny particles" of
dust, is absolutely lost; you pay for
the electricity but the light itself is
stolen from you.
Wipe off lamps and shades with a
clean. damn cloth. Remove the re-
flectors and clean them with soap
and water and brush. An important
point established by many tests shows
that dirty lamps and old lamps are
equally wasteful An incandescent
bulb has a useful life" of about a
thousand hours. When it begins to
darken, it is better in the scrap heap.
Dingy lamps are not only unsightly
but they are wasteful of current.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
|*MIDDLETOWN4
Firemen's Convention
in Middletown in 1916

Delegates at the annual convention
of the Cumberland Valley Firemens s
Association in Shippensburg, yester-
day choose Middletown as the place
for the 1916 sessions, the exact date
to be fixed later in the year
OF the local companies only the
Liberty and Union are n- -embers of
the association but 1t is believed that
the Rescue Company will join in the
reception and entertainment of the
visitors next year. Committees will
be appointed within a few weeks at
special meetings to make arrange
ments for the event which will be one
of the biggest of its kind ever held
here.
Russell Houser, William Stotz and
Charles Johnson are representing the
local companies at the convention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

i
States for the Middle District of
Pennsylvania-In Bankruptcy, No.
2S43-In the Matter Of James G.
PTSLIc T1 fc' SAFE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The undersigned Trustee will expose
at public sale, on the premises, on
ERiPAY. OCTOBER i 1915 At 2
l. (a) All that certain tract of land
situate in the township of Derry, Dau-
ticularly bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at a point in the middle
of the Ephrata and Harrisburg Turn
degrees east eighteen and seven
tenths Qs:7) perches to a point; thence
north eighty-eight (SS) degrees east
tSeessn tSeace North tn eghtfive degrees pOsst east
south nine and one-half tsifj degrees
seven-tenths GasS.5 perches to to point;
thence south sixty-one and one half
GID degrees west six and six-tepths
(6.6J perches to a point; thence north
grees west. ffty-one and fve-tenths
(51 81 perches to a point: thence north
forty and three-fourths (4O%) degrees
sst seTcbt re- pni6 a1d
eighty eight (SS) degrees west forty
four (4O perches to a point; thence
north one (D degree east one hundred
perches to the center of the Ephrata
and Harrisburg Turnpike road the
place of beginning containing one
hundred twenty-four (12D acres and
eighty (s0) perches. more or less.
l. (b) All that tract of land situate
in the township of Derry. Dauphin
county, Pennsylvania. more particularly
bounded and described as follows, to
Beginning at a point in the middle
of the Ephrata and Harrisburg Turn
pike road where the. eastern line of
the premises described in l (a) inter-
sects said road: thence north eight-five
(S5) degrees east sixteen and three
tenths C16.3) perches to a point: thence
north eighty-seven and one-half (S71s J
degrees east seventy and Ave
tenths (79.5) perches to a point: thence
south fourteen and one-half (141a) de-
grees east twenty two and eight
tenths (22.s) perches to a point: thence
south four and three-fourths degrees
C4%) east twentyoone zone (2ll perches to
fourth (3A) degrees east eighty nine
and -tenths (S9.O perches to a
point; thence south fifty (50) degrees
perches to a point; thence north nine
teen G9) degrees for-y-seven and five
tenths (47.5) perches to a point: thence
degrees east fifty-nine and five-tenths :
$3.50 perches to a point; thence south
sixty-seven and one-fourth (67A) de-
grees west thirty-ive and five-tenths c
(S5,5) perches to point; thence south
sixty-one> and one-half (6l1h) degrees
west one hundred fifty three and nine
tenths (153.9) perches TO point: thence
north nine and one-half (9h) degrees
west two hundred sixty eight and
seven-tenths (26S.O perches to the
center of the Ephrata and Harrisburg
Turnpike road, the place of beginnin q
containing one hundred sixty-two Ci65i
acres and one hundred thirty-two C1321
perches, more or less.
The above described real estate will
be sold free and clear of all incumh-
RANGES except a dover charge N
S6.664.61 to be apportioned between the
two properties.
TERMS. 10 per cent on day of sale
and balance thereof on confirma ton bv
the court.
MECHANICS TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
OWNER THINKS EARLY
FIRE |NCEND|AR|SM
Blaze Destroys Harry J. Cramer's
Storehouse at Frederick and
Franklin Streets

Fire starting shortly before O'Clock
this morning completely destroyed the
storehouse of Harry ]. Cramer, at
Frederick and Franklin streets.
The blaze was discovered by several
men returning home late. They sent
in an alarm from Box 50, F'rnot and
Franklin streets, to which the district
companies responded. The loss ac-
cording to Mr.. Cramer, of 264 Front
street, will total 5000. II is not COW
cred by insurance. The storehouse
contained highly infammable mate
rials including large rolls of tar paper,
pitch. and a large quantity of slate
which was ruined by the heat. Mr.
Cramer believes that the blaze was
started from incendiary origin and not
by a crowd of tramps, as is thought
by Fire Chief Shupp. The cause is
being investigated. No definite rea-
son would be given by Mr.. Cramer
as TO why he thought the place might
have been set on fire.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

has named Deputy Attorney General
Hargest as a member of the commit
tees on laws on taxation, purity of
articles of commerce and admission to
practice and registration of nurses and
physicians. Walter George Smith, of
Philadelphia, the other member from
Pennsylvania was named on the COM
mittees on commercial law and mar
riage and divorce.
Mr.. Wolf Here.-Morris Wolf, for
mer deputy attorney general. was at
the Capitol on taxation matters to-
day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
GENERAL b. r. FISHER
Bv 4ssociofcd Py,ts

Philadelphia, Sept. 1o.-General
BENJAMIN Franklin Fisher. who was
chief signal officer of the United States
army during the Civil war died yes
terday on his farm overlooking Wash
He was 81 years old and had had a
picturesque career. He was a lawyer
and after the war became prominent
in financial circles. He was the last
survivor of the nineteen Union SOL
diers who tunneled their way out of
Libby prison and made their way back
to their own lines after great hard
ships. Before he was mustered out
General Fisher was brevetted briga-
dier general of volunteers. He was
frequently commended for gallantry
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
SQUIRE DIsNnssEs CASE

Squire Dickinson had a pleasant
task last night when Mabel Dively and
Mary Mahoney, of the West Side, who
had been having trouble, appeared be-
fore the justice of the peace and aired
the dispute. After a lengthy argu-
ment between prosecutor and defend
ant aided by several members of the
families, the squire dismissed the
case.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
sTEEIToN PERSONALS

was an out of town visitor at the
wedding yesterday morning of Miss
Anna T. O'Donnell and NJ. c. Dono-
hue.
Homer Barr, of Mt. Joy, was in the
borough yesterday on business.
Miss Ada Zorger, of Lebanon, has
returned from a visit here among
friends.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
MIDDLEToWN PERSONALS

Mrs. o. o. Shaeffer left yesterday
for an extended trip to Philadelphia.
Misses Ruth, Mary, Anna and Frank
Bowman, of Lucknow, James Greena-
walt, of Harrisburg, Evelyn and Fran
els Wagner of Lewistown are visiting
Miss Alice Garman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTA'

NOTICE = Letters Testamentary on
the Estate of William B. Smith, late of
Harrisburg, Dauphin county, Pa, de-
ceased, having been granted to the un-
dersigned residing in Harrisburg, Pa.
all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims will present
them for settlement. to
EDWARD F. SMITH
RUDOLPH w SMITH
Or Executors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
HELD FOR BOARD BILL

George Pantic, charged with de-
frauding Mrs. Heinrich Klein, Mohn
street. of several weeks board bill,
was arrested yesterday at Newport and
brought to the borough for a hearing
before Squire Dickinson. Mrs. Klein
claims that Pantic had been staying
at her home for some time, but left
this week without paying his bill. He
was traced to Newport and arrest
ed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
HIVES, PIMPLES,
ITCHING FEET
NEED POSLAM

When the feet itch and cause severe
discomfort at the end of the day, what
relief there is in a little Poslam spread
gently on Itching stops; annoyance
such treatment the trouble is not likely
to recur quickly. Should Hives, Rashes,
Pimples. Sunburn, Sttngs; or Mosquito
lieve and heal. Conquers Eczema and
skin diseases aggravating and stub
born.
one months trial of Poslam Soap
the soap of soaps for tender, sensitive
skin-usually leads to it's continued
use.
For samples send &c stamps to Emer-
eency Laboratories, 80 West 25th ST.,
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
PLAN SHADE TREE WORK

c. S. Davis, chairman of the Shade
Tree Commission, will call a meeting
of the other members next week 20
complete plans for work to be done
this Fall. A big campaign will be laid
out and at least one man engaged to
take charge of tree trimming. The
work will be extended to all parts of
the borough.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

THE WASTEFULNESS OF DUST
1t is astonishing how careless even
the most efficient housewives are about
trifies which readily eat up savings
made elsewhere. In homes otherwise
immaculate, one frequently finds dust
on electric lamps and shades when
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
F. B. SNAVELY

Republicans of Dauphin county
should see that Frank B. Snavely
is nominated as their candidate.
Mr.. Snavely for eleven years has
been identified with the larger
agricultural interests of Dauphin
county through his position as
one of the managers of the Her
shey Farm Company. He enjoys
a justly high position as a pro-
gressive citizen and a successful
man OF business. His experience
will be most useful in the work of
managing the interests that come
under the Board of Poor Direc-
tors. His nomination would great
ly strengthen the ticket. Be sure
that you vote for Frank B. Snave-
ly for Director of the Poor.
Primaries Sept. Fl, 1915
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

STEELTON SNAPSHOTS
Special Meeting of Firemen A
special meeting has been called for
this evening in the rooms of the Pax
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

tang Hook and Ladder Company. Ar
rangements for big event to be held
this Fall will be discussed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
MIDDLEToWN NOTES

The Ministerial Association of town
will meet next Monday morning at
10:30 o'clock at the Methodist Par
sonage in North Union street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church held a regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. Ira
Springer, Spring street.
Men are now working for the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railway Com
pany, laying tracks from Bauder's 8
Alley to Race street.
The first Fall meeting Of the Moth
ers Congress of town will be held on
October 8. Several other women's So
cieties are planning a series of events
for the coming season.
The Swatara Gun Club will hold a
shoot for the Dupont trophy Saturday,
September Is. Other shoots will be
held September %, and October on
the Race street grounds.
Patriarchs No. s, Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows will run an ex-
cursion to Carlisle September Is, to
attend the convention of the District
Grand Lodge. Special train at $3.50
a. m. Tickets s5c; good for 2 days. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
NINETEEN ARRESTS
ARE ORDERED TODAY
Dairy and Food Commissioner Gets
After Sellers of Adulterated
Summer Drinks Today

Ninteen arrests,
most of which were
in Philadelphia,
were ordered by
Dairy and Food
C o m m / S S 10 n Ell
James Foust this
morning. The
Philadelphia prose-
cutions are the re-
suit of inspection of
soft" drink traf-
fic the last few
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES

In the District Court of the United
States for the Middle District of
Pennsylvania-In Bankruptcy, No.
2s48-In the Matter OF James G.
Fox Bankrupt.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-18
Didejji Kare.

ciai paverze kellas rusq pozici-
jas. Prize KUHN nelaisven pa
@me 3 aficierus If 800 kareiviu.
piet-rytius nuo Mariampoles
Xxi Kauno vokieciai paeme visa
pirmaja rusu stovyklu linija il
Inelaisven ten pakliuvo 3 aficle-
raj If Sr3 kareiviu. Jeigu vo-
! kieciai galejo atsirasti Kauno APP
linkinese, norS, zinoma, prize
Kauno tvirtoves, turbut, nepriejo
t1ip arti, kad siektu dideliu ka-
nuoliu Suviai, tai tas rodo, kad
ju bent Suvalkq gubernijos pu-
sci rusai sumusti negalejo; vo-
kieciai, jeigu butu sunusti, ture-
|tu trauktis prize savo rubcliQ,
bet prie Kauno ju butt negaletQ.
Dabar 81 jie stow prize Kazlu
Rudos, Skirku (Dembowa Buda)
ir netoli Mauruciu.
Priestaraujancios zinios yra is
pietines Lenkijos ir Galicijos.
\ okieciai, paeme Galicijos svnr-
biausia tvirtove Przemysl, gyre-
81 if giriasi, jog Galicijoj rusai
suvisu tapo sumusti ir buk jie
n' gall atsigriebti. Rusu kariu-
meme vejama j rytus, Lvovo
(Lembcrgo) link. Rusai, ma
|tydami, jog ir Lvovo apginti ne
gales, skubiai kelia dokumentus
| ir general-gubernatoriaus sostine
| miesta Brody, prie Lenkijos
Irubeziu. Niennos raportas ".
tikrina, jog Bukovina tapo su-
visu nuo rusu isvalyta. Bet We
liaus pasirode, kad ir Galicijoj
su rusais nera taip blogai, kaip
perstato Viennos ir Berlino ra-
portal. Issyk, atidave priesams
tVirtove Przemysl, mes jos, del
stokos amunicijos, apginti mega
lejo, rusai traukesi / siaur-rycius,
bet paskui,. gave pastiprinimq,
ne tik vel apsistojo, bet suvie-
nytas austru If vokieciu kariu
menes vel pradejo stumti va
karus. lie atgavo atgal svarbu
Imiestq Jaroslaw If pristume vo-
kiecius prize upes Dunajec If to-
Iliau / rytus jQ neleidzia. Is Pc
trogrado uztikrinama, jog Lvo-
wi pavojus jau negresia. Bet
,visgi nezinia, ar ilgai rusai
istengs atsilaikyti, ar jie, isbal-
&c anlunicijq, vel nebus priversti
traukti atgal. Vokieciai jnk ne
daos laiko amunicijos daug pri.
5igabenti.
Vokiecip kariumenes vadovas
MacLensen ant visos 70 myiiu
ilgos linijos pradejo priesakin
zengti. Vokieciu stabas g;riasi,
buk rusp linija tarp Czerniawa
If Sieniawa tapo daugelyj vietu
perlauzta ir buk vien birzelio
"A d. paimta nelaisven 10000 ru-
su. Pirmyn zengimas genero-
lams Linsingen ir Marwitz taip-
81 sekasi.
Del paskutiniu vokieciu pasi-
se'<imu Rusijoj apsireiskia Wis
iabJau vokieciu nekentimas ypac
tarp darbininku. Maskvoj darbi-
ninkai pareikalavo prasalinimo is
dirbtuviu visu vokieciu darbinin-
kq ir darby vedeju. Kadangi
darbdaviai to ispildyti nenorejo,
darbininkai pradejo vokiecius
.musti ir naikinti ju nuosavybe.
Vokieciu musimai buvo Maskvoj
ir kituose Rusijos didesniuose,
pramoninguose miestuose.
Is Beriino praneSa, buk Rusi-
joj tarp gyventoju apsireiskia Wis
aiSkiau neuzganedinimas is val
dzios. zmones reikalauja dumos
susaukimo. Kad zmones nutil-
jzius, manoma nuo vietos prasa-
Init daugumos gyventoju neken-
ciama reakcijonieriska ministeriu
pirmininka Goremikina, ant j,
suversti ir netvarke, apsireiSka
sia kariumenej, nors ia netvarke
lie Goremikin pagamino.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-18
Metal XXIy

vokie6ius atgal lygiai siaurinej
Francuzijoj, kaip If Belgijoj. ST.
st1prinimui savo pajiegp ten No-
kietija siuncia savo karidmene is
: Galicijos ir paskutinius atsargi-
MUS. Vokietiai stcngiasi sulai-
kyti taIkininkq pirniyn zengimq
Smarkus musiai Wis dar traukiasI
prize Melville St. Vast. Nors
musis ten dar neuzbaigtaS, bet
Xxi siol vokieciai ten turejo labai
didelius nuostolius. Francuzams
teko daug ginklu if amunicijos.
Nustume voliecius atgal, ant
music lauko francuzai RADIO pa
liktas 3 77-milimetrines kanuo-
les, IS revolveriniq kanuoliu, TUX
stancius granatu, 100000 karabi-
rams patronu If daug sprogstan-
ciu medegu If daugybe maisto.
Prize Toutvent francuzai apval-
de volietiq pozicijas ir paeme
$50 nelaisyiu. Ant linijos II my
liu ilgos 1okieciai tapo nustnmti
vienq myliq atgal. lr prie Arras
francuzai stumia vokieGius atgal.
Francuzai, matyt, nori uzpulti
svarbu, vokieciu rankose esantl
miesta Lens. MuSin prize Arras,
kadangi pritrul<o pakaktinai ze
mes karciviq, vokieciai pasiunte
laivyno kareivius. Nliestas Nett
vile teko francuzams, nors vo-
kieciai il buvo paverte i tvirta
tvirtove. Ir garsus Labyrinth
jau. didesnej dalyj yra francuzp
rankose. Daugelyj vietp vokie-
Siu linija tapo perlauzta, jie ia
po francuzu atgal nustnmti.
Nokieciu raportas pranesa ape
IN kariumenes laim6jimus ant IL
MICS nuo Levin Xxi Arras, kur
buk francuzus pasieke sunkus ne
pasisekimai, mes ju uzpuolimai
ant visos linijos Melville Raclin-
court su dideliais jiems nuosto-
liais tapo atmuSti. Dauguma
svarbesniq pozicijp laiko vokle-
eiai. Uzpaolimai prize User ka-
nalo taipgi tapo atmusti. lr
francuzu uzpuolimai Champagne
provincijoj jiems nepasiseke.
Nokiski povandeniniai laivellai
pere:tq savaite paskandino net
keliolika pirkliu laivp, o dauglau-
siai angliSku, mes Anglija jq II
turi daugiausia. Didziausi vo-
kicGip paskandinti laivai buyo:
paskandintas Valijos pakrantese
irancuziskas garlaivis Diamond,
angliskas garlaivis IIopemount,
turejes $500 tonu italpos; jis
tapo paskandintas pricsals ST.
Ives. Baltos:ose iurcse tapo Mi
nos paskandintas angliskas gar
laivis Arndale, turejes. 1858 to-
mis- italpos. Sitas garlaivis uzbe-
go ant minos; vokiSki pojuriniai
laiVeliai Baltasias jures neprisi-
griebe, nes ten nedaug ko JIG
gall .rasti, o keiione pavojinga,
kuro ten gauti negaletu, mes
apart ArchangelSko, anglig Srau-
tuviu niekur nera. Garlaivis
Arndale plauk6 i Archangelska
il gabeno amunicijq Rusijai. Mi
ma, ia garlaivi paskandinusi, ga
lejo wen rusiSka butt, mes vokie-
tiai Baltosiose jurese jq bakloti
negalejo.
Nuo siaur-rytinio kares lauko
prieStaraujancios ateina zinios:
vokieciai giriasi savo laimeiimais
Lietuvoj, rusai 81 taipgi pranesa
apic sumuSimus vokieciu Lietu-
vol. Aisku todel, kad zin;os vie
nos puses yra neteisingos, mes du
priesai toj pacioj victoj vienu
kartu musiu laimeti negali. Bet
yisgi, kaip rodosi, rusai Lietuvoj
mSgina zengti pirn.yn If nori
vokiecius per rubezip isvyti, kaip
tas jiems pora kartq pasiseke,
tik tn pasisekimu negalejo, ar ne
mokSjo prideraneiai isnaudoti.
Dabisos paupiuose rusai, SUI
lauke pastiprinimo, megino vo-
y.-S... -, 49,. o,-.,,... -.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-18

mas Amerikos pilietis privalo il
remit sloje valandoje, kada pre-
) zldentas veda svarbias ir pavo-
!. Jingas derybas SUI Vokietija.
Paskutini Kampeli Suvalku gu
bernijos, Xxi. siolei dar nepaliesta
kares liepsnomis, dabar laukia
tas pats likimas, kaip ir visa
Suvalkijq. Is visos Suvalkiios
Tx ia Mariampoles pavieto .la,i,.
kurl randasi kampe uzsisuku>io
Nemuro, tarp Kauno If Alytaus.
dar nebuvo paliesta. kares liep.
snu Pranesilnai parodo, kad nu-
Slal tarp vokieciu If rusu prasi-
dejo / vakarus nuo upes Jiesios,
rytus nuo Dembova Buda, apie
llnkese PlutiSkiu. Woke iii oil.
lcialis praneSimas sake. kad rusai
sutrauke tia daug naujos kariu-
menes If national pradejo smar-
kiai atakuoti, mes vokie6iH pra-
nesime sakoma, kad ne susireni-
maj, bet musiai prasidejo rytus
nuo pIento tarp Mariampoles ir
lkauno. Sis plentas eina nuo
Marlampoles per Dembova Bu-
da, Neiverius If Garliava. Reik
manytl, kad vokie6iai nori uz
eitl kauno tvirtovei is pietini,
sono, kitos ju jiegos X Kaunc
guberniJoj, nuo Dubisos, ia patti
meglna padaryt is siaurip puses.
Christiania. Prezidentas No
belio Fondo siqdien oiicialiSkame
pranesime isreiskia pasigailejina,
kad Nobelio dovana uz palaiky
ma taikos siuosmet negali but
pasklrta popieziui Benediktui
XIV, mes popieziaus vardas ko-
miteteui tapo paduotas pervelai.
| (Nobelio fondas kasmetai pa
skiria keleta dovanu labjausiai
atslzymejusioms ypatoms ivai-
riose mokslu Sakose. Viena do
vana yra taipgi skiriama tai ypa-
tai, kuri labjausiai yra pas;dar-
bavusi palaikymui viSasvietines
taikos. Kiekviena dovana s:ekia
apie $4o,ooo),
Vienna. Austru oficialiSkamc
pranesime sakoma, kad lake mu-
siq su rusais Bukovinoje austrai
perejo Rusijos rubeziu If, ISL
verze Bessarabijos gubernijon,
uzeme ten keletq vietu. paimda
mi prize to l,50o rusu belaisven.
Rymas. I.aikrastis Messagero
praneSa, kad italy orlaiviai be-
veik visai sunaikino austru ka-
riskq uostq Pola. Italy orlaiviai
perleke skersai Adriatiko lures
ir, -atryke ties Pola, numete dau-
geli bombu ant arsenalo. Se>i
austru kariSki laval patemyti
uoste, ju tarpe du skraiduoliai If
keletas povandeniniq valtiu. Or
laiviai uzatakavo JUGS bombomis
il keletq sugadino. Dideli uosto
dokai taipgi sugadinti.
Berlinas. l.eitenantas Her
sine, kapitonas povandcnines yo-
kiskos valties, kuri nuskandino
laivq Lusitania, tapo apdovano-
tas medalium w "atsizymejima.'
PraneSama, kad Sta dovanq jis
gavo uz tai, kad nuSkandino Lu-
sitania, ant kurios zuvo kel;olika
Simtu pasazieriV, jp tarpe daug
moteru ir vaiku.
Berlinas. Oficialiskame yoke
Giu praneSime, kuris isleista bir-
zelio IA d., .pamineta, kad kai-
mas Kuzie, j Siaur-vakarius nuo
Siaulip, tapo sturmu paimtas If
prize to $500 rusQ uzgriebta ne
!aisven.
Petrogradas. Rusp oficialis
praneSimas birzelio IA d. paduo-
da sekantias zinias apie dalyku
stow Lietuvoje:
"Subatoj ejo pasiutusie muSiai
ant viso fronto upiu Vindayos,
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