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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
hltsle East and WeS

London. senf f1.=-4tttc GermaGa in
attacks with asptyxiafing bombs cap
tured French trenches in the Vosges
and in Artois
The great artillery duel which began
more than a fortnight ago continues
with increased intensity, indicating
that the long expected general often
siye move on the whole western front
cannot be delayed much longer.
The German onslaught followed part
ly successful attempts to pierce the
French lines in the Argonne forest and
was regarded by the military experts
of the allies as designed to anticipate
an attack in force by the Anglo French
armies in drive from Belgium to Al
SAGE and Lorraine.
Paris admitted gains by the Ger
mans. but said that in counter attacks
the French regained part of the ground
lost by them at Hartmans- " ellerkopf
and then repulsed repeated efforts to
repulse them.
There is marked activity along the
whole line. Besides the great expendi-
ture of artillery ammunition, bomb
throwing was reported at several
points, and the aerial squadrons con-
tinued their raids.
In the east more fighting occurred.
The two Russian successes on the Sc
reth river, Galicia, although they made
big capture of men and guns, has not
interfered with the Austro-German ad-
vance
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
'CONFER WITH FREEH0[DERS ON
FAST LINE To NEW BRUNSWICK
DIR. KITCHEL RESIGNS AS
LIBRARY BOARD TRUSTEE

building today, with its handsome
new addition, it's ever-used shelves
of books, and its unsurpassed capa-
bilities for furthering the education
and advancement of the present gen
Grafton of Perth Amboyans, may be
truly considered the realization Of
his hopes and a monument to his in
terest and loyalty to the institution.
DIR. Kitchel today rendered his res
ignation as a member of the Board
of Trustees of the Perth Amboy Pub
lie Library. 1t Is now in the hands
of Mayor Ferd Garretson. Immedi-
ate steps will be taken by the execu-
tive to name successor to DR..
Kitchel, whose term has four months
more to run. The person chosen at
this time will most likely be named
for a ive-year term in January next.
In offering his resignation, DR..
I.etchel stated that 1t was with great
regret that he was breaking connec-
tions with rhe institution, which had
always been very dear to him. How
ever, he expressed assurance that the
cordial relations, which had always
prevailed, would continue and that
the members would preserve the ira
ditions of harmony and business
principles, which have been the
standard.
The resignation is designed to
take effect before October l, when
DR.. Kitchel expects to remove from
the city He has served for many
years as library trustees, having
seen the institution grow from little
to what 1t is today.
Mayor Garretson stated that he re-
gretted that DR.. Kitchels removal
from the city made the step neces-
sary. He said the city was under
obligations to DR.. Kitchel, who had
been member of the board for
about sixteen years and had given
much time and thought to the IL
brary. He expressed hope that every
friend Of the library appreciated the
service that DR.. Kitchel had render
ed. The doctors term would have
expired next January. The mayor
stated that he would undoubtedly
have been reappointed for another
five-year term.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
CHILDREn'S SOkOL CAMP TO
HAVE AN OUTING TOMORROW

Members of Perth Amboy Chill
dren's Sokol Camp No. 21 win go to
Evergreen, L. l., tomorrow for a
days outing. They will become
guests of the Evergreen camp mem
bers. Outdoor sports will be in
dulged in and the various Sokol
members will compete for prizes.
The training which the local children
have undergone of late convinces
them that they will return with a
majority of the trophies.
The start from this city will be
made at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. The local delegation is expect
ed to arrive at their destination
about O'Clock, at which hour they
will be met by members of Ever
green camp at the latter's clubhouse.
They Will then Join them in going to
Liberty Park, where long program
will be conducted Varied kinds of
races will be INDUCED in and re-
freshments will be served. The local
representation expects to be back at
IL o'clock at night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

Having leased his home in High
street to the East Jersey Club, DR..
Francis w. Kitchel is about to leave
the city in which he has been so
well known for many years, and
take up his residence temporarily in
New York. Ultimately Dr.. Kitchel
expects to join his daughter, Mrs. H.
G. Bayles, who is now located in
Chile with her husband, who is a
metallurgical engineer in the employ
of the Chile Exploration Company.
DR.. Kitchel, too, hopes to make an
other sojourn in Jamaica. where he
made many friends upon a recent
visit.
Failing health makes it impera-
tive for him to discontinue his prac-
tice as a dentist here, and DR.. John
A Henry has taken over the practice
and will continue the work that DR..
Kitchel gives up when he closes his
office next Saturday. Everything in
Dr.. Kitchel's house will be sold at
auction Friday. September "a, the
sale being in charge of James Braid
wood.
While the practical side of busi-
ness life did not hold forth the same
allurements to DR.. Kitchel as it did
to his many friends and associates,
his interest in public affairs has
been truly characterized by progress
siveness and by genuine desire to
help his fellow men. This spirit Is
perhaps most marked in the un-
swerving interest he has taken in
one of Perth Amboy's most useful
and most promising institutions
the Public Library. For over sixteen
years DR., Kitchel has been a member
of the Board of Library Trustees,
and for a long time he served as
president Of that body. With his
heart seemingly in the work that
has been so successfully carried on
by the library, none have watched
the rapid growth and the increasing
scope Of usefulness of this institu-
ton with more pride and interest
than he. Faithful to the CORE DR..
Kitchel stood by the library in days
that were not SO promising, and the
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
NO ACTION TAKEN
ON PAVING BIDS
Receive Further Assurance
from Ramsay That He is
Ready to Take Bonds.

No action was taken upon bids re-
ceived for paving seven of the city s
streets at an adjourned meeting or
the Board of Aldermen last night.
Indications that there would be no
award and that bids at hand would
be rejected because of the probabil-
ity of a law suit If an award was
made and because of the absence of
funds, were stronger that ever today.
1t was reported amCng the aldermen
yesterday that the subject would
come to head last night and that
the bids in hand would then be re-
jected. No such action was taken.
The board received further assurance
from the low bidder, Oliver w. Ram
say, that he was prepared to bid up
ON and take new street improvement
bonds and the $3S,000 worth of park
improvement bonds at par OF better.
The city attorney filed an opinion,
showing that it was Illegal to sell the
city's bonds at private sale or with
out competitive bidding upon them.
Action was taken by the board to de-
posit bonds in the amount of $751;
600 In the sinking fund to pay for
new sewer work, the city treasurer
was authorized to readvertise for
bids on street Improvement and park
bonds and other subjects were con-
sidered and acted upon. Ali of the
members were present.
The first communication taken up
was written opinion from City
Attorney Andrew ]. Wight, quoting
the law upon the sale of municipal
Io OBJ ha
sold at public auction, or sealed
proposals must be received and the
bonds could not be sold at less than
par, excepting that a municipality
may dispose of its bonds without
competitive bidding to its sinking
fund commission or commissioners.
The opinion was received and order
ed entered on the minutes.
When a resolution to authorize
the city treasurer to readvertise for
bids on $13S,000 worth of old street
improvement bonds and $4,000
worth of new park bonds was adopt
ed, Mr.. Ramsay arose and informed
the council that he was prepared
and willing and assured his guaran-
tee that he would bid, If necessary,
upon the street improvement and
park bonds. He was informed that
he was probably mistaken in the
street bond matter as the $13S,000
worth was for work done some time
ago and not for the seven streets
upon which he bid. He thanked the
board and then made it plain that
he would bid upon new street i'm
proyement bonds and upon the park
bonds. Nothing else was said con-
cerning the paving subjects and the
bids were left in the hands of the
committee on streets and sewers.
A resolution was adopted unani-
mously authorizing the drawing of
$4,000 from the sinking fund and
placing it in the general account,
Continued on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
London Is Made
Battlefield By
Zepperlin Raid
By VIM. G. Shepherd, United Press
Staff Correspondent Copyright
1915 by the United Press. Copy
riOhtod in

| stan correspondent Copyright
1915 by the United Press. Copy
righted in Great Britain.
| London, Sept. 11:-It is Wednes-
day night, September 8.
| Above the din of the orchestra
sweeps over the theatre a cavernous
bass, boom"
| 'Zeppelins," whispers pretty girl
sitting next to Scotch officer.
No you hear him whisper, TITS
a door banging"
He is lying and A1aws it.
fZeppelins - Zeppelins -
The whisper runs through the aI-
dience.
If you knew what was 1ranspifsng z
in the streets you'd be oEt there in
stead of waiting for the last act
| to end.
Such a scene is being enacted out
| there as the old town of London, in
all its rich, thousand year history
never before beheld
The curtain goes down. You file
out of the theatre into crowded
street. Traffic is at standstilI A
million quiet cries make subdued
roar. Seven million people of the
biggest city in the world stand gazing
| into the skies from the darkened
streets.
Among the autumn stars float a
long gaunt Zeppelin. 1t is dull yell
low-the color of the harvest moon.
The long fingers of search lights
reaching up from the roofs of the
city are touching all sides OF the
death messenger with their white
tips. Great booming sounds shake
the city. They are Zeppelin bombs
falling, killing, burning.
a group of men talking French
stand gazing up from the street.
They are in walters clothes and
| have rushed out from the supper
| room of one of the most luxurious
hotels in the world
The devil" explained one and
then
We've got it, it can't get away.
There's shrapnel all around it,"
All about you are beautifully garb-
ed women and men in evening
clothes. Suddenly you realize that
| the biggest city in the world has be-
come the night battlefield on which
10000 600 harmless men, women and
children live Here is war at the
very heart of civilization threatening
all the millions of things that human
hearts and human minds have Great
ed in past centuries. Mourners to-
night will leave the side of their
dead to look into the skies tearfully.
Little children who had said Now I
lay me-" etc, and have gone to
sleeD will be awakened and rushed
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
NEAR PANIC WHEN TROLLEY
PLUkGES OVER EMBANKMENT

About ten women and six men, pas
hiSngers enroute from Woodbridge to
Is city, were thrown into state of
kcitement and almost Lanic when the
|9ear truck of Public Service trolley
; car in which they were riding started
j, the slide over the embankment leading
into Woodbridge creek shortly before
noon today. The truck left the track
as the car was speeding southerly to-
ward the bridge. As it did, the car
swerved to one side, the passengers
were hurled about the floor and several
screamed for fear that it would run
into the creek. They were uninjured,
beyond being bruised and scratched.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
All Enemy Attacks Have Been
Beaten Back Is Claim of
PetrOgrad War Office.
ATTACKS GROW VIOLENT
Use Gas Bombs to Capture
Trenches from the French
Big Battles in East
ern and Western
Theatres.
ATTACKS GROW VIOLENT

opeciflE sOB biif4ed HFsSS WTe.
Petrograd, Sept. 11:-The battle
for Riga has been renewed after sew
eral days lulI. The Germans under
Won Bessler are violently attacking
on the entire front from Friederstadt
to Dvinsk and northwest of Frieder-
stadt are again attempting to cross
the Dwina. All enemy attacks thus
far have been beaten back, but Of
fetal dispatches today indicate that
the assault is growing more violent.
The war office has every confidence
that General Russky will hold the
Dwina lines without reinforcements.
At the other end of the Baltic-to-
Bessarabia battle line, the Slavs de-
feated the Austrians for the third
time in three days The official
statement issued early today esti-
mated that about 5000 prisoners, in
cluding sixteen officers, were taken
above Trembowla and near Chartkoff.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
B. 0. G. Club to Meet.

The B. o. G. Club will meet next
Friday night at the home of Miss
Helen Liptak, Of Goodwin street. af-
~ having had no meetings through
the summer. All members are urged
to be present at the meeting as i'm
portant matters will be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
PROGRESSIVES FEAST At
ELKS' BUILDING TONIGHT

Progressives of the county and Others
interested in their principles will gather
in the Elk s new building, next door
to Hotel Madison, in Madison avenue,
commencing at clock tonight The
meeting is an open one and the public
is invited to participate. Endorse
ments viii be made
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
Troops for Balkans.

pectdl By United Press Wire.
Athens, Sept. lit is reported
here that several German army corps
will be transferred to the Balkans, to
attack Servia, the Austrians being as
signed to the task of pushing back
the Russians. Budapest dispatches
said the plan had been agreed upon
in order to warn the Balkan states
that German troops would be in po-
siti0n to attack them if they aban-
doned their neutrality.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

New Studebaker cars to hire, seven
passenger, six cylinder. Frank Van
Syckle Garage Co. Phone o91.
11529-1l-2l-S-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

We carry the largest tire and tube
stock In New Jersey. our prices win
surprise you. Frank Van Syckle
Garage Co. Phone 6s1.
11Bzs-11-21-S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

We carry a complete line of Ford
parts. Frank Van Syckle Garage
Co. Phone 59l.
11529-11-21-S-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11
Andamsn Islands Custom.

Natives of the Andaman islands
show respect for the memory OF do
ceased relatives by preserving their
teeth and wearing them as neck
.lsces.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

Call a Taxi--46-Chris johnson.
2Ils2-97-lmo.s
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

Sewing Machines. Jensen Is, State ST.
21o63-9-3- -tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-11

Eat at Walters Restaurant. Ito
New Brunswick Ave.
212149-8-4ts
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kATHER-Fair and
cooler tonight and
Sunday. Moderate
northwest winds.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22
VIDURINE AMERIKA.

Republikoj Haiti vel kilo re-
voliucija. Bet tame nieko ista-
baus nera. Taip, kaip dabar
Mexikoj, kruvinos revoliucijos
nesiliauja if negru valdomoj Hal
ii r.publikoj. acknowledgements
sumnse prezidento kariumenc
Bet jeigu jie If galutinai virSg
paimtu, ilgai ramumq uziaikyti
neistcngs, nes 10 cia niekados
nebuva.
Mexiko republikoj tqsynes Car
ramos ST buvusiu jo pad6toju
Villa negali uzsibaigti. Bet Car
rama spejo jau su Anglia ST.
Sierzinti del atemimo svetimtau-
CLANS seniau iSduotu koncesiju.
Nuo atviro isikiSimo Mexikos
reikalus Anglia sulaiko wien ka-
re Europoj, kada j pasibaigs,
jau Mexikoj valdzia, turbut, bus
lie Carranzos rankose.
Carranza is pietu pasiunt6 ka-
riunene prizes Villa. Bet nors
abudu giriasi savo neva pergale-
mis-, Xxi Siol, turbut dar nei vie
mas kito neiveike. If Villos Sa-
lininkai, turbut, netvirciausiai lai-
kosi. Villos istatytas tuomtar-
pins prezidentas, 2enerolas Gut
tierez, bijodamas, kad 10 neuz-
mustu prieSai, su savo ministe-
riais is sostin6s pahsgo. 10 vie
toj luomtarpiniu prezidertu tapo
1Srinktas generolas Rogue Con
zales Garcia, taipgi Villos sail
ninkas. Villa is Aguas Calien-
tes su tvirta kariumene iStrauke
kraSto soStin6n.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22
zsm6s Dreb5jimas ItaIijoj.

Rymas, sausio "a d. Maziau-
siai keliolika tukstanciu zmoniu
uzmuSta If kelios deSimtis TUX
stanciu suzeista lake milziniSko
zemes drebejimo, kuris nuSlave
beveik visa Centraline (vidurine)
Italijos dali.
Pats Rymas niekuomet savo
lstorijoj nebuvo dar jautes toxic
stipraus zem6s drebejimo. Ryme
padaryta milziniSki nuostoliai ma
mans, bet zmonems nelaimiQ
pasltaike sulyginamai nedaug.
Rymo pricmiesciai vienok nu-
kentejo skaudziai, If apskaitliuo-
jama, kad maziausiai 100 EMO
niq tapo uzmusta Rymo apielin-
kese.
Maziausia keliolika miestu
Centralinej Italijoj tapo arba vi
sal sunaikinta, arba labai suga-
dinta nuo zemes drebejimo Su
daugeliu kitp miestu komunika-
CHA (susineSimai) pertraukta if,
|kol-kas, negalima is ten gauti
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

mo tos ainios is kitq Saltiniu
ncra bet jeigu tai ir teisybe bu-
tu, nedideli tai francuzams nuo-
,toliai, mes laivells turejo igulq
tik is 81 jureivio.
Francuzija if Anglia, nors gy-
venanti Amerikoj vokieciai CANA
snarkiai protcstuoja, pas Ame-
ikcs Morgano Co. uztraukia ka-
res leikalams paskolq 200 milionu
doliariq, Rusija, uzmokejimui
uz Amerikoj steliuotus ginklus
ir aniunicijq, gauna kreditq IL Mi
long doliariq.
Is Havanos pranesama, jog
Kubos pakrantese girdet buvo
smarkQs dideliQ kanuoliu Suviai.
Manoma, kad angliski kariSki lai-
val uzklupo besisukinejanti Ame-
rikos vandenyse vokiska skrai-
duoii karlsruhe" Bet kaip mu-
Sis pasibaige, nezinia.
Is Amstderamo prane$ama, jog
angliskaS laivynas uzem6 vokiS-
! a valdybq Swakopmund, Pieti-
nej Afrikoj. Jeigu taip bus If to-
iiau, tai visos vokiSkos valdybos
pakiius ! Vokietijos pric5p ran
kas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22
Is Kares Lauko.

Amsterdamas, sausio 10 diena.
(Korespondencija). OficialiSki
vokieciu pranesimai nurodo, kad
Vokietija If Austria turf isviso
paeinusi apie 100000 belaisviu.
Koelnische Zeitung tvirtina, kad
talkininkai turf tik 100000 belais-
wig.
Vokieciu oficialis pranesimas
siair padalina virsmineta skaitliu
belaisviu: francuzu belaisviu esq
.3,45o aficierai ir 215,9o5 karei-
vial; rusu belaisvi,l-3,575 afi-
cierai If 3o6,294 kareiviai; bel
gu-6I2 aficieru If 36,S52 karei-
vial ir anglu 492 aficierai ir 49,
.S24 belaisviai.
Austrai, sulyg Sito pranesimo,
turi apie 100000 belaisviq, kas
isviso padaro apie 100000.
Londonas, sausio 13 d. Grafas
Won Berchto'd, Austro-Vengrijos
.uzrubeziniu reikalu minister's,
rezignavo nuo savO Vietos. Gra-
TO Won Berchtold nota, pasiusta
Serbijai, isSauke kare tarp Aus
.trijos if Serbijos, nuo ko uzgima
ir visa dabartine Europos kare.
10 rezignacija siuotn laiku pa
gimde didele sensacija tarp di-
Plio7latu, mes tas lyg nurodo, kad
Berchtoldo politika sukele Aus
tro-Vengrijoj neuzsiganedinimq
If priverte il rezignuoti. Vor
Rerchtoldo vieta uzima Barona
'Steponas Burrian. taipgi vengras.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

ph0ZlJOS 1sleke ] padanSCs iran
cuzq amunicijos krautuv6s prie
La Boisselle, nuo ko ten uzgime
gaisras, kuris privcrte francuzus
pasltraukti. Kadangi vokieciai
nesigiria, tai, matyt, jie pric fran
cuzg pasitraukimo neprisidejo.
Ant rytojaus vienok francuzai ia
miesta atgavo, nors il volieciai
jau buvo uz6mc.
Vokieciai pagarsino, jog fran
cuzu pirmyn zcngimas, kuris
traukesi . savaites, sustojo. Per
ia Iaika francuzai nuzude 10000
.uzmu5tq, 1850 nelaisven palm
tu, o su suzeistais buk jie nuzu-
de 10000 kareiviQ.
Nors If Francuzijoj traukiasi
daugelyj vietV muSiai, bet smar-
kiausi yra ant rytinio Music lau-
ko-LenkiJoJ If Galicijoj, kui ru~
siSkos kariumeni, vadovas ant
music lauko sutraukc milionq
naujV kareiviq. Prize Loetzen,
Rytiniuosc Prusuose, Mozuru
ezeru distrikte, kur savo lake
vilniskes armijos vadovas, gene
rolas Rennenkampf taip bjauriai
tapo sumuStas, dabar vokieciai
tapo sumuSti If atgal traukiasi.
5iaurinej Lenkijoj vokieciams
negeriau sekasi. Cia rusai atgal
i5vijo vokiecius, perajusius Vista
if ateme PlockQ, is kurio vokie-
ciai, iSgirde apie besiartinimq ru-
su, be pasiprieSinimo pasitraukc.
Dabar rusai mano traukti prize
Thorno, svarbiausios vokieciu
tvirtoves prize Lenkijos rubeziu,
Vokiecig kariumenes Lenkijoj
stow tarp Bzuros If Pilicos If
prize VarSavos nesiskubina, mes
gal jiems reiks grizti namon gin
ii Thorn If visa nuo Lenkijos
savo rubeziq. Suiungta austru
ir vokieciq kariumene vel nuo
pietq isiverze pietinen Lenkijon
if vel traukia Liublino link. Uz
tai Hindenburg Siaurinej Lenki-
joj sulaike savo pirmyn zengi-
ma; turbut ne pergales priverte
il tai padaryti.
Bukovinoj rusai apvaide pereji-
ma kalnuose Karlibaba if atida-
re sau keliq | Transylvanija, Ven
grijoj. Apvaldymas to perejimo
rturi If politiSkq svarba, mes tas
gall suskubinti Rumanijos karen
lsikisima, kq sutrukde pasiekusi
Italia nelaime. Tick nelaimiu
atgabene Italijai zemes drebeji-
mai kokiam laiku sulaike ia nuo
lsikiSimo karen, bent tulam lai-
kui, mes dabar jai reikia pasiru-
pinti gelbejimu nelaimes iStiktu
locnu gyventojq. NcisikiSant
karen Italijai, If Rumanija nesi-
skubina.
Kairysis rusu kariumenes spar
mas is Galicijos per perejimus
Karpatq kalnuose verziasi Ven
grijJn. Gelb6ti Vengrija Vokie-
tia pasiunt6 dali savo kariume-
mes, mes Vengrijos apgynimui
vengru If austrq kariumeniu ne
nztenka.
Rymo laikraSciai Wis dazniau
rraneSa apie riauses, keliamas
iSbadejusiu Austrijos gyventoju.
Per Kaiedas Austrijos sostinej
ant gatviu buvo smarkus baduo-
lin Susiremimai su karjumene
Ir turkams paskutine savaite
nedaug laimes atgabeno. Rusai
sumuse ju armija Kaukazo dis
trikte if pagavo gabenancius ka-
rlunfene ju transportinius laivus.
Per tai turIai Wis aiSkiau STAT
sias prizes vokiecius. Patraukti
turkams savo pusen Persia ne
siseka. Persia apreiske, jog ka-
rem nesikiS, bet uzlaikys neutra-
liSkumq. Is Atenq praneSama.
buk turkai istrauke savo kariu-
mene is Adrianopolio. Konstan-
tinopolyj suimta daug suokalbi-
ninku sutarusiu isversti su'tano
valdzia if maniusiu pasistengti
uzbaigti kare, vedama vien uz
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