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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
CANADIAN PRIEST FROZEN
FATHER RUSSELL OF ALBERTA
HAD BOTH FEET BADLY FROZEN
DURING THE RECENT STORM
AMPUTATIoN MAY BE NECES-
SARY.

Rev. p. Russell of Southern Alberta,
Canada, had his feet SO badly frozen
during a binding snow storm on the
night of December s, while making
trip from Empress to Alsask, that
it may be necessary 70 amputate at
least one of sthero ~ asorders to save
his life. The driver lost his way in
the storm and both wandered on the
prairie until daylight. Father Russell
was under the impression that his
feet were only frost-bitten and con-
tinued his work for some days before
consulting doctor who Immediately
ordered him to the Holy Cross Hos
pital, Calgary, where the physicians
are making every effort to save the
injured limbs. Father Russell built
five chuches in Southern Alberta dur
ing the past five and half years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

In 1883, he was cOnsecrated TitulaT
Archbishop of Cabesa and coadjutor,
with the right of succession, to the
Most Reverend Archbishop Alemany
of San Francisco, whom he succeeded
on December %, 1884. During these
years he labored indefatigably to pro-
mote the welfare of religion in the
Archdiocese by founding new parishes,
opening educational institutions and
extending the influence of the Church
into every walk of life. One of the
most important worksin many ways,
the most important-of his episcopate
was the founding of ST. Patrick's
Seminary in Menlo Park for the edu-
cation of aspirants to the priesthood.
The great earthquake in San Fran
cisco destroyed many churches and in
stitutions which had required years Of
effort to erect and sentailed great
financial loss; but with indomitable
courage he set about the work of re-
storation and, aided by his devoted
priests and faithful people, succeeded
in rebuilding these institutions on
grander scale than before.
Archbishop Riordan was jealous
prelate of strong character and deter
mined will who sought not the ap-
plause of the world but devoted him
self untiringly to the cause of religion
and the spiritual welfare of his people.
His death is an almost irreparable loss
to the Archdiocese of San Francisco
and indeed to the whole province of
which he was for so many years the
well-beloved Metropolitan
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
BY THE POPE
BISHOP BOWLING OF HAMILTON,
ONT, NAMED ASSISTANT AT
THE PoNTIFlcAL THRONE.

On the occasion of the celebration
of the fiftieth anniversary of his ordi-
nation and the twenty-fifth of his epis-
copacy, the Right Reverend T. j.
Bowling, Bishop of Hamilton, Ont,
and Dean of the Canadian Hierarchy,
was, by brief of his Holiness Pope
Benedict, enrolled among the assistant
Bishops at the Pontifical Throne and
created noble, with all the privileges
and honors thereto annexed.
Bishop Bowling was born in LINER
ick, ireland, in 1910, was ordained a
priest in Hamilton in 1864, conseerated
Bishop of Peterborough, May 1, 1887,
and transferred to Hamilton on Jan.
uary II, 1889.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
B FL G| j NJ EX { NJ P |
NO "PETER'S PENCE" WILL BE
ACCEPTED BY POPE BENE-
DICT XIV.

In letter to Cardinal MerCicr of
Malines, Belgium, His Holiness Pope
Benedict XIV declares that henceforth
he will not accept the money the Bel
gian Catholics send to him every year
as Peters Pence. These sums must
be devoted to mitigation of the suf-
fering of the Belgian population, says
the Pontiff, who concludes with the
assurance that he prays. to God un-
ceasingly for pity on the Belgian ma
tion and an end to it's sorrows.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
PASTOR DIES
FOR MORE THAN HALF CENTURY
HEAD OF ONE PARISH.

On December 16 the Rev. Richard
IA. Story, who had the unusual
record of serving one parish more
than fifty years, was buried in Brock
port, N. Y.
He was born in Rochester, June
so, 1888, and was ordained by Bishop
Timon of Buffalo, on September 8,
1856. In September, 1868, he assumed
the pastorate of the Church of the
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, Brock
uort, to which he gave his uninter-
lpted service until his death.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
FATHER RIORDAN
1838-1914.
written Specially for The Catholic
BulIetin)

Ills life was gentle" Five and forty
years
He labored in Gods vineyard quietly.
So tranquil was his joyous round Of
toll,
That minds unthinking scarcely knew
he worked.
When summers heat or winters depth
of snow,
Oft hindered other honored laborers,
Dear Father Riordan found no stinefo
rest,
He seemed a stole to the elements.
For long, men thought he had no kin
or cline
Save Rochester, he SO revered that
name.
But one St. Patrick's Day in Church
all saw
The big tears trickling down his aged
cheek.
He had been reading in the Celtic
tongue
A chapter from attempts. Then in
words
Of fervent admiration he described
His native hills, and told of boyhood
days,
And his own loved ones whom he left
for God.
His heart was tender as little childs.
The only other times he seemed SO
moved,
Came with the passing of some aged
friend
Whom he must lay to rest. And when
his hand
Was raised in benediction DER the
Dead
Down trickled silent tears for one he
loved.
And now will many and many an eye
grow moist,
And now will many silent prayer be
said,
And even such as are not of the Faith,
Can now be heard lamenting he il
gone.
just why all SO esteemed him none
can say,
Twas not for flattering words. He
once destroyed
costly book the owner sent to him
For reading Tell him | have burned
the book"
Said Father Riorian to the messenger;
so shall treat all works Of ,infidels''
None took offence; he stood for truth
and right.
Not herely on occasions, but in all
His years of heightened labors at St.
Johns,
Did Father Riordan civic virtue teach,
And Rochester is richer for his name.
All those who knew his tender piety,
His intercourse with Angels and with
Saints,
His knightly homage to the Heavenly
Queen,
And how he loved to aid the holy souls
Detained in Phrgatory-all such know
The secret of that joy SO genuine
That seemed to permeate his inmost
soul.
Anon.
Dec. %, 1914.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

BISHOP McGoLRIcK OF DULUTH
HoNoRED ON THE TWENTY
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS
CONSIDERATION PRIESTS AND
PEOPLE OF THE DIOCESE PRE-
SENT TESTIMONIALS - RELIC
IouS SERVICES IN THE SACRED
HEART CATHED RAL-MANY
PRELATES AND PRIESTS FROM
THE PROVINCE OF ST. PAUL
AND ELSEWHERE JOIN IN THE
CELE6RATIoN.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

The Diocese of Duluth is en- fete
this week. Priests and people united
with glad accord in honoring their
Chief Pastor on the twenty-ffth ami
versary of his conservation as first
Bishop of the Diocese. Many distin-
guished prelates and prominent cler-
gymen of the Northwest attended the
festivities held in honor of Bishop
McGolrick and offered congratulations
on the completion of a quarter of a
century in the episcopate. The non
Catholics of Duluth and, indeed of all
parts of the Diocese joined with their
catholic fellow-citizens in paying trib-
ute to one who has always taken a
foremost interest in everything that
appertains to the civic welfare. 1t was
a joyous occasion and, despite the
wish of Bishop McGolrick for a quiet
celebration, the affair took on the
character and proportions of a civic
function in which he was the cen
trail figure.
The anniversary of his conservation
lell on December 27, but owing to the
fact that it was Sunday the celebra-
tion was planned for the two follow
ing days. The official program of fes-
tjYities began on the afternoon of
londay, December %, when the par
ochial school children of Duluth gave
a program in his honor at the Cathe-
dral auditorium. The Bishop has al
ways taken the greatest interest in
the welfare of the children of his
flock and their tribute of praise and
reverential homage was most pleasing
to him.
The principal events of the jubilee
took place on Tuesday, December
~. The Right Reverend Jubiliarian
'ffiCiated at Pontifical High Mass in
nc Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and
he jubilee sermon was preached by
he Most Reverend Archbishop Ire
tand of st. Paul, who consecrated
Bishop McGolrick a quarter of cen
tury ago in the old Cathedral of St.
Paul. The Mass was attended by the
visiting prelates, the priests of the
Diocese, many Clergymen from other
parts of the Northwest and a con-
course of the laity which overtaxed
the seating capacity of the Cathedral.
After Mass the visiting Bishops and
members of the clergy were entertain
ed at banquet served in the Kitchi
Gammi Club by the members of the
Bishops Club. Bishop McGolrick oc-
cupied the seat of honor and at his
right was seated Archbishop ireland
of ST. Paul, and at his left Archbishop
Keane of Dubuque. At the close of
the banquet the clergy of the Diocese
presented the Bishop with a purse of
$1,100 and he made a suitable ac-
knowledgment.
In the evening a public reception
was held in the Cathedral auditorium,
which was attended by more than a
thousand citizens of all denomina-
tions. Addresses were made by Arch
bishop Ireland of st. Paul, Archbishop
Keane of Dubuque and Father Cleary
of Minneapolis. On behalf of the
Catholic laity of the Diocese, Mr.. Ray
M. Hughes presented Bishop McGol-
rick with check for $1,000 as a
token of filial homage and love for
their Chief Pastor. In brief address
Bishop McGolricl1 thanked the donors
for their testimonial and turned the
money over to the Diocesan Orphan
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
PRIEST INVENTOR
ABBE DANEY OF FRANCE IN
VENTS FIRE ExTINGUISHER.

The Able Daney. a priest of the
diocese of Bordeaux, France, has in
vented new kind of fire extinguisher
which, it is expected, will revolutions
ize the means of defense against fire.
The advantage of the new invention
consists in the extreme rapidity with
which fires are put out BY it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
Orr Nrllr Vrar.

Boots and saddles. Blow the bugles!
Ring the bells from turrets tall,
Lo. The last born of the ages,
Rides out from his fathers hall.
Helned and spurred upon the noun
tain,
Comes the iocund glad New Year,
In the shadow of the valley
Lies the Old, upon his bier.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
CARDINAL AGLIARDI Ill
SuB-DEAN OF THE SACRED COL
LEGE is 81 YEARS OLD.

Cardinal Agliardi, Chancellor of the
oily See and Sub-Dean of the College
Cardinals, is seriously i'll from
-lonchitis and pneumonia. He was
lorn in Cologne al Serio in the dio-
,se of Bergamo in 1882 and is one
of the six Cardinal-Bishops of the
Church, his see being that of Albano.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
CATHOLIC EDUCATOR DIES
FATHER WAKEHAM TAUGHT nv
sEMiNARIEs IN THE EAST.

Rev. Richard K. Wakeham, died on
December 2S, at Cold Springs, N. Y,
in the sixty-eight year of his age. For
thirty-one years he had been engaged
in the education of priests, having
taught in seminaries in Boston, Balti-
more and New York: He was buried
at Columbia, Va, where he was born,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
l4l4 l9l5
Chr OH urar.
written for The Catholic Bulletin by
Helen Hughes HieIscher.)

0, lightly you came DER the hills, old
year,
My heart at the memory thrills, old
year,
You were sprightly and gay,
On the morn of that day,
When we hailed you with CHEEKY good
will, old year,
And called you happy new year.
We called you a happy new year. old
year,
And tonight as we wait by your bier,
old year,
For the friends that you brought,
And the lessons you taught,
The tribute we pay of tear, old year,
We give you warm, grateful tear.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02

MGR. RIoRDAN FOUND DEAD IN
BED-A MISSIONARY IN MINNIE
sofa FOR OVER FORTY YEARS
WAS PASTOR OF THE RocHEs-
TER PARISH FOR 81 YEARS-AN
ORIENTAL scHoLAR-THEL LAST
YEARS HIS LIFE SPENT AS
CHAPLAIN OF ST JosEPH's NO.
VITIATE.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-02
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN DEAD ST

PNEUMONIA CAUSED DEATH OF
THE ARCHBISHOP OF SAN FRAN
CISCO AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
DAINED IN 1865 - CONSE-
GRATED IN 1s93-IN CHARGE OF
THE DIOCESE SINCE 18e4-oNE
OF HIS GREATEST WORKS WAS
THE FOUNDING OF ST. PAT
RICK'S SEMINARY.
The Most Reverend Patrick William
Riordan, Archbishop of San Francisco,
died at his residence in that city at
an early hour last Sunday morning,
after brief illness from a severe cold
which developed into pneumonia. The
Mary's Cathedral on Thursday morn
ing, December 81, at half past ten
o o'clock.
The deceased was born in Chatham,
New Brunswick, Canada, August q,
1841. He completed his studies for
the priesthood at the American Col
lege, Rome, and at Louvain University
from which he was graduated in 1854
with the degree of Doctor of Sacred
Theology. He was ordained in Mech
lin, Belgium, June I22, 1865, for the
of Chicago. After his re-
turn to America he taught theology
for time at the Seminary of st. Mary
of the Lake, Chicago, and afterwards
served as pastor at Joliet, ILL.,, previous
to his appointment to the rectorship
of St. James Church, Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
Dzialania ma Morzach.

Piotrogrod, % czerwca. = O.
ficyaInie doniesiono, IL nury ro-
syjskie zatopily try statki ture-
ckie ko}o Eregli ma Morzu Gar
mem,
Londyn, % czerwca. = An,
gielski parowiec wielkich rozmia-
row ,,Cairsbrook" zostai zatopio-
ny przez nur niemiecki koio brze-
gov Anglii; zaloga uratowana.
= Piet szwedzkich parowcow
ladownych materyalem drew
nym zostalo zajetych przez
Niemcow ma Baltyku. Norweskl
parowiec Venus" zosta} zatrzy-
many przez nur niemiecki i pc
rewizyi polecono mu wszystka
zywnoSc, jaka wi0zi wrzucic dc
NORA, inaczej grozono zatopie-
MEM. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
Wojna W4Oska.

Wiedefi, % czerwca. - Au-
-stryackie rapor;y donosza 0 sill
nych porazkach i stratach zada-
nych Wiochom ma caiem pogra-
niczu, W szczegolnoSci mad RE
ka Isonzo: walka dziaiowa trivia
la bez przerwy, przez try dnl =
wSrod tego Wiosi sill pelnymi
oddziaiami do ataku ma pozycye
austryackie, ale mitraliezy siaiy
ich pokotami calymi: atakujacy
znaczna liczbe zostawili Poleg--
lych i rannych ma pobojowisku I
zostali odparci ma calej linii. Lud-
nose austryacka bardzo wydatnle
pomaga zoinierzom donoszac a
municye, dziewczeta przynosza
wode dla zolniefzy nieraz ma wy
sokoSc $500 stop, opatruJa ram
nych, slowem nieocenione oddaJs
uslugi. Ma pograniczu Tyrolu
Walk ME mniej gwaitowne, Au-
stryacy maja tam pozycye wproSt
niezdobyte W skaiach niebotycz-
nych wyrabane pozycye dla ar
mat, ktore panuja mad dolinami
przejSciami, .ziejac ogniem ma
nieprzyjaciela.
Rzym, % czerwca. - Raporty
w}oskie przyznaja potezny ogro-
mnie op6r austryacki ktory jed
max kruszy wytrwale ofensywa
wloska, rowniez gwaitowna ME
zmniejszajaca SHY ataku. Bitwa
pod PLAYA ma pograniczu karyn-
ckiem toczy sic wciaz jeszcze =
kontrataki austryackie odparto
wszystkie; artylerya wloska
(francuski wyrob) goruje mako
micie mad austryacka, nadto pu-
szkarzy maja Wlosi zadziwiaja-
CO celnych. Nieoficyalne istnieja
doniesienia IL Wlosi przelamali
linie austryackie W trzech punk
tach. w Alpach przerwano inten-
SWINE ataki powodu zimna, ia
kie nagle nastalo - temperature
spadia do zera i sniegi sypia..,.
Pc dniach kilku gdy znow Gle.
plej sic zrobi intesywniejsza roz-
pocznie sic robota.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23

Berlin, % czerwca. RAPPORT
niemiecki przymaje odpadniecie
Niemcow lewego brzegu rzeki
Fecht W Alzacyi, cato jednak
mieli Francuzi ponieSc straty
ciezkie ma wzgorzach Hilden. Ma
prawem skrzydle wzmogly sic a.
TAXI Sprzymierzohych pod Dix
muiden, gdzie Niemcy odparil
szereg silnych atakow. w Siam
panii mad Meuse rzeka : odebra-
no Francuzom czesc wzietych o.
negdaj pozycyi j zabrano 13O do
niewoli. Dunkirk byi wczoraj
bombardowany ciezkich dial /:
30 pociskow najciezszego kalibru
rzucono ma miasto, gdzie kilka-
nascie osob zostaio zabitych i po-
kaleczonych; szkody materyalne
nieznane: Belgowie Franeuzi
podobno wysledzili juz pozycye
niemieckich dziai skierowali ma
ME ogromnie siIny ogieh swych
bateryi. Niemcy beda musieli
zmienic pozycye swoich haubic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23

naliczono tysiac trzysta trupow
tureckich; artylerya angielska
znacznie wieksze czyni szkody
pozycyorn tureckim, wreszcie O.
krety wojenne dopomagaja dziel-
ME, ostatnio wyroznily sic mako
micie okrety ffancuskie W dzia-
ianiach mad ciesninami, W szcze-
g6lnosci pancernik pSt. Louis"
sprawl wiele szkod ma pozycy--
ach tureckich po stronie azyaty-
ckiej.
Paryz, % czerwca. - RAPPORT
francuski donosi, il walki mad
ciesninsmi przyjeiy forme oble-
zenia dlugo jeszcze zapewne po-
trwaja : pozycye angielskie So
glownie ma Gallipoli pod Sed-ul-
Bar i pod Avii Burun, w ponie-
dziaikowych walkach wzieto 700
zolnierzy tureckich do nieWoli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
Sady ROsyjskie.

Piotrogrod, % czerwca. -
Prasa rosyjska urzedowo ipfor-
mowana ogiasza optymistyczne
sadly 0 sytuacyi galicyjskiej =
pcdaje ona ,iz odwrot jest stra-
tegicznym typowo, a choe W tru-
dnych warunkach wykonany 20
stall nader sprawie. Rosyanie CO
fna sic ma linie umocnione / zy-
skaja czas ma przygotowanie no
wei ofensywy. tymczasem sprzy-
mierzeni ma zachodzie beda mu-
sieli nacisnae nieprzyjaciela, CO
uiatwi Rosyi reorganizacye pla--
now wojennych. Zaznacza sic
re Niemcy j Austryacy W wal
kach tych ponieSli straty bardzo
wiellie ,ktore dalsza ich akcye
musza wstrzymac; ME mniej z
podziwem wyrazaja sic pisma ro-
syjskie o akcyi artyleryi austry-
ackiej, kt6ra wsrod nieustannych
zmian pozycyi ciagiego pocho-
du mogia jednak tax wybitny va
znaczyc udziai W walce ogro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
Moskale uchOd1a.
TRANQUIL BIJA NIEMC0W
MA ZACH0DZIE.
Sukcesy W Alzacyl.
WOJNA WLOSKA.
SZturm do DardanellOW.
WALK MA MORZACH
STANY zJEDNOCzONE A NIEMCY.
STANY zJEDNOCzONE A NIEMCY.
lime 'Telegramy.

syiskich wzieto w walkach ostat-
Mich sporo, ale armat i innej bro
nj bardzo malo, co jency rosyj
SC? t{omacza tenn, IL komenda
rosyJska poleciia byia oficerom,
IL dziai hronic maja broni wsz Il
kiej "a kazda Gene, chocby ry
zykien1 cstatecznem wojsk, CO do.
wodzi, jak bardzo maio broni j
arnat riec juz musi Rosya.
= Armie rosyjskie, dziaiajace
w Galicyi, kt6re wsrod najwiek--
szego naporu nieprzyjacioi, ma
cisku i walk nieustannej wyko-
nywaiy odwr6t wzorowo co ma
wet raporty niemieckie przyzna-
ia, - zostafy nareszcie rozerwa-
ne i oddzielone - mianowicie ar
mia pod Lwowem zostala odia--
czona cd wojsk mad Dniestrem,
At6re znalezc sic moga W fatal
mem po{ozeniu, gdy je nacisna po
zaie,iu Lwowa armie nienieckie
takze i cd pofnocy. SHY niemie-
cko austryackie skupione W
PolsCe 90 olbrzyrnie - wynosza
one dobrze ponad 100000 ludzi,
tego try czwarte nieledwie 81
" Galley! Mianowicie ma linA
galicyjskiej Cd Tarnogrodu
wzdiuz rzeki Tanwi, poboczneJ
Sanu ma Rave Ruska = zo1kiew,
ku Lwowu, dalej ma pofudnie ku
Dniestrowi wzd1uz Dniestru
dziasa 2,5Oo,o 900 wojsk niemiec-
kich austryackich pod arcyks.
Eugeniuszem, gen. Mackensenem
gen. Linsingenem; na Pokuciu i
Bukowinie jest nova arrnia ar-
stryacka gen. Pfalzera; reszta
wojsk niemieckicA dziaia W Pol
see i W prowincyach nadbaityc--
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
DOniesienia Niemieckie,

BERLIN, WIEDEN, % czer-
wca. - Pomimo silnego oporu
Rosyan, odwr6t ich ME ustaje =
cofaja sic bez przerwy z mad
Dniestru, a pod Lwowem boj sic
sprzymierzone nienieclie podsu-
nelly sic pod miasto tax, le dono-
sza don dzia&a nawet ME najwie-
kszego kalibru, miasto jest wiec
bombardowsne zapewne SLIME
ueierpi. Intendantura rosyjska
wszelkie inne w{adze juz uszfY
ze Lwowa, kt6rego ewakuacya
ttwa juz cd dni klku kazdej
r.iIi oczekiwae nalezy wieSci o
zajeciu miasta przez wojska ME
mieckie, gen. Msckensena, przy
ktorych bawi ces. Wilhelm. Me
co dalej cd p6anocy. cd strony
Rawy Ruskiej ] z6ixwi ciagna
wojska austryackie arcyks. Euge
nirsz nierni dowodzi. Jenc6w 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
NOwy Plan Anglii.

LONDYN, % cZERWCA. =
Wiadze zamyslaja wprowadzenie
W zycie planu ogtoszenia zakazu
exportu do Holandyi wszelkiego
towaru, z wyjatkien tego, ktory
idzie ma rachunek firmy Neither
land Overseas Trust; celem te-
go zarzadzenia bedzie wstrzyma-
niu handlu wszelkiego przecho-
dzacego do Nieniec przez Ho-
landye ujecie Niemiec W tenn
ciaSniejsze kleszcze odosobnie-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
z Anglii.

Londyn, % czerwca. Lista O.
statnia STRAIT angiclskich wojsk "
Belgii dziaiajacyeh zawiera @6Sf
nazwisk.
- Kr6t jerry osobiscie ozdobil
krzyzem Wiktoryi piers dzielne--
60 irlandzkiego sierzanta Micha'
la O'Leary'ego, ktory pod Guin-
chy sam jeden zabA Snliu Mem
cow, dwu wziai do niewoli i fax
tycznie zdobyi pozycys sam je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-23
MOskaIe ewakuja LwOw
MiastO jeszcze ME
zaiete.

LONDYN, % CZERWCA. =
Nadeszfy tn wiesci Il Moskale
fuz zaczsE ewakuacye Lwowa !
pospiesznie uwoza stamtad swe
biura, archiwa, zapasy broni ! t.
p. Donoszono juz nawet wczo-
raj. Il miasto faktycznie zostalo
zsiete przez Austryakow j Mem
COW, ale Jest to niezgodne prs-
VIDA i dotad niema potwierdzenia
tel pogloski, a nawet raporty ME
mieche tenn mic ME mowia, "a
znaczajac tylko, ze pod Lwowem
toczy sic zacieta walka. Zdaje sic,
IL Rosyanie stawiaja opor, aby
zyskac czas na porzadna ewaku-
acye miaSta, poczem cofna sic w
porzadku, jak wogole odwr6t ich
Caly W Galicyi stosunkowo 20
staI wykonany nader porzadnie,
zwfaszcza jak na warunki mad
zwyczaj niepomySlne. Raporty TO
syjskie utrzymuja, il pod Lwo--
wen walka sic toczy gwaftowna
2 przewazajacemi siIani niemie--
cko austryackiemi ale ze sa--
mo miasto ME jest fortyfikowane,
ami tez ME zosta{o umocnione
przez Rosyan, ktorzy uzywali go
tylko jake podstawy operacyj-
nej. Jednoczesnie toczy sic b6j
na Hnii Dniestru, gdzie wojska
rosyjsHe z powodzeniem po-
wstrzymuja przemozny nap6r ME
przyjaciela, a nawet odniosfy
znac. ne sukcesy, / tax pod So
lorwina pobito Nienrc6w i wzieto
i'm 5000 ludzi do niewoli, pod Ia
leszczykami wzieto ponad 1000
Niemr6w, straty i'm W rannych /
zahitych zadsjac bardzo ciezkie.