davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Sprawy Balkanu.

Ateny, 81 sierpnia. - Prasa
grecka ogiasza, opierajac sic ma
wiarogodnych dyplomatycznych
informacyach, re traktat bulgar-
sko turecki zostai juz zawarty
i podpisany przez Bulgarye. Pra-
sa grecka omawia zamierzona
nova ofensywe austryacka wzgle
dem Serbii, oraz austryacka de-
monstracye wojenna ma pograni-
czu poinocno zachodniem Ru-
munii, by te W spokoju utrzymac: ::
pisma greckie dodaja, IL atak ma
Scribe i Rumunie = nawet wobec
niezyczliwoSci Bulgaryi odnowii-
by natychmiast Zwiazek Balkan
ski, ktorego sila wojenna wynosl
1,25O,OOO zoinierza, co wystar--
czy W dwojnas6b ma pogrozkl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
RAPPORT niemiecki.

Berlin, 81 sierpnia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki powtornie utrzymuje,
il wspolnym usilowaniom niemie-
cko austryackim udalo sic
przerwac linie rosyjska - stalo
sic to ma Wolyniu, porniedzy ku-
ckiem, gdzie ruchem okreznym
korpusy artyleryjskie austryackie
odcieiy 3OO,OOOczna armie rosyj--
ska cd lacznoSci wojskami, da-
lei ma polnoc dziaiajacemi. Szcze
golow o tenn niema jeszcze, ale
wszystkie glosy zaznaczaja, IL ia
czeSc wojsk rosyjskich jest W
najwiekszem niebezpiczenstwie
zagarniecia W caloSci przez ME
przyjaciela. Dalej donosi rapport
% postePie ma Grodno, zajeciu Lip
ska ma poinocny zachod Cd Gro
dna, oraz o przejSciu wojsk ME
mieckich przez lasy Bialowiezy
walk o Ryge ME ustaja, owszem
tempo ich wzmaga sic z dniem
kazdym. -s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
zNOWU POGLOSKl.
POKOJOWE.
NienCy a Stany zjednoczOne.
Walk ma Zachodzie Europy
Walk ma POiudniu Europy.
WkOSI MAD DARDANELLAMI,
To Snraw Ba1kalSklCh.
Ze Spraw Balkahskich'

oczyszczone nieprzyiaciela
wowczas Niemcy Austryacy
stana W pochodzie i spoczna M
Leach zimowych, SLIME je forty
fikujac, dalej W glab Rosyi W
zirnie ME; pojda. Ma Wolyniu
Austryacy szybko sic posuwaJa
poza Wlodzimierz Wolynski ]
daza ma twierdze Luck, Rowno
i Dubno. w samej Galicyi Au-,
stryacy So mad strypa, zajsli Bu7
czacz, pobili Rosyan pod Korop-
Gem mad Dniestrem, W poinoc-
nei Galicyi odebrali Zioczow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

Konstantynopol, 81 sierpnia. -
RAPPORT turecki og}asza, ze W So
bote wojska suItana odparly zwy-
ciesko wznowiony atak angielski
W okolicy Anafarta, a W kontr-
ataku zdobyly okopy, poprzednio
utracone. Straty ostatnie Turk6w
mialy bye stosunkowo nieznacz-
ne. Niemieccy lotnicy zasypywa-
Ii pociskami pozycye angielskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

spelnieniem siusznyoh zyczen a
merykahskich W sprawie blokady
podwodnej i zatapiania okretow,
a kanclerz w SVEN oSwiadczeniu
wyraznie zaznaczyi, il istnieja
Scisle instrukcye dla komendan--
tow nur6w niemieckich, co do a.
takowania okretow pasazerskich'
kt6re maja bye kontrolowane'
przestrzegane ma czas jakis przed
zatopieniem - W ogole wszelka
ma bye i'm dana szansa ratowa-
MIA pasazerow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
ZnOwu pOgiOski pOkO-
jOWe.

Berlin, Londyn, 81 sierpnia. -
Prasa powazniejszych odlamow,
rownie angielska, jak niemiecka,
roztrzasa konjunktury celow woj-
ny obecnej j mozliwosci pokojo-
wych sa to rozprawy ME wprost,
ale posrednio wzajemnie sobie Cd
powiadajace, a tenn samem wyso-
ce charakterystyczne, pozwalaja
bowiem wnosic, IL pokoi nagly,
podobnie jak nagiym byi wybuch
wojny, zgola ME jest wykluczo-
ny. Niemcy pisza, IL zgola ME
walcza o supremacye W Europe,
jak to Anglia przypuszcza, ale
pragna wyzwolic panstwa euro
pejskie z pod przewagi floty an
gielskiej oraz angielskiej intrygi.
Pisma angielskie cytuja wystepy
i slowa kanclerza brytyjskiego
Greya, kt6ry miai sic wyrazie, IL
Anglia znow ME ma zamiaru
zgnieSc nj zniszczyc Niemiec, a
pragnie pokoju co rychlejszego
W warunkach chocby tylko mozli-
wych dla niej jej sprzymierzeh-
COW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Walk ma wschOdnim
teatrze wojny.

Londyn, 81 sierpnia. - Wszy-
stkie posuniecia sic Niemcow :
Austryak6w ma wschodnim tea
trze wojny wskazuja, re ME my
sla oni narazie o wstrzymaniu
naporu W tym kierunku, ale ze
wciaz dalej jeszcze daza - przy-
naimniej tax diugo, jak diugo
dozwoli i'm pora obecna posuwac
sic W glab pahstwa rosyjskiego.
Walk trwaja ma calym froncie,
ogromnie wydluzonym - glow
ME jednak ma skrzydiach obu, ma
p6inocy W Kurlandyi. a ma poiu-
dniu W Galicyi wschodniej boje
sic tocza z Rosyanami rozpaczli-
WY stawiajacymi opor. Prasa an
gielska oceniajac te postepy cia-
Gle niemieckie - zapytuje ,,czy
dopiero zima wstrzyma zwyciesh
poch6d Niemc6w7" Me ulega "a
dnej watpliwo$ci, IL wodz ME
miecki ma lewem skrzydle, Hin
denburg wznowi} ofensywe W
Kurlandyi na skale wiesza, niz
dotyohczas kiedykolwiek byia W
tel stronie; usiiuje on zepchnac
Rosyan do Dzwiny zapewns wy
przet ich poza te rzeke, by "a
garnac portowe miasto Ryge. Do
tychczas Rosyanom udawalo sic
wstrzymac Niemcow W samemze
niemal sasiedztwie Rygi "a W "a
toce ryskiej dwukrotnie Pokona-
no flote niemiecka; czy jednak j
nadal zdoiaja Moskale odeprzec
wzmozone teraz ogromnie ataki
nieprzyjaciela, to sic zapewne W
niedalekiej okaze przyszloSci Ma
dalszych liniach ku poludniu -
ma Litwie, Niemcy ogromnie sill
ME pra ma Grodno, wielka fortece
nadniemenska: wczoraj donoszo-
no, IL pod twierdza ta zdobyli O.
nj fortyfikowana miejscowost
Lipsk: cd zajecia Grodna zalezy
dalszy poch6d Niemcow ma VIII,
no, stolice Litwy. Jeszcze dale
ma poiudnie cd Brzescia Litew-,
skiego Niemcy usiluja weprzei
Moskai W poleskie bagna mad
Prypecia tn jednakowoz Rosya'
ME stawii silny bardzo sprzeciW
W okolicach ma poludnie cd Mar,
Wi rZekl, oraZ pod miaStem no
brynem: sytuacya W tel stronit
ME jest jeszcze jasna - czy Ro
syanie chca wciagnac Niemca "
bagna Prypeci, czy tez sami boji
sic W ME wlezc, a Niemcy chca
ich tam wpakowac, by i'm moz'
powt6rzyt klesks, zadana W bag
mach ma Mazurach. z Galley
wreszcie austryackie raporty do
nosza, ze Moskale So W peinyr
odwrocie, prasa austryacka "a
powiada, Il skoro tylko teryto
ryum Austryi zostanie do resztJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

gdzie sic odbyia konferencya W
sprawie ,,Arabika" admiral Tir-
pitz i minister spraw zagranicz-
nych V. Jagow powrocili luz ro-
wniez. Pisma podaja, IL cesarz
Wilhelm rad niemiecki sa "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

MEM Stanow Zjednoczonych, jak
to zreszta juz zapowiedziai W
SVEN pojednawczem oSwiadcze-
min kanclerz Bethmann Holl--
veg. Kanclerz powrocil juz do
stolicy z kwater cesarza Wilhel-
ma W Polsce sic znajdujacych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Walk ma wioskim
frOncie.

Rzym, 81 sierpnia. = Prasowe
doniesienia podaja wieSci o wal
kach pod Gina Cista, gdzie Who
81 ma wysokosci $500 stop, choc
razeni z CORY przez artylerye au-
stryacka : wypedzili nieprzy--
jaciela pozycyi i zdobyli je.
Pod Plezzo wojska wloskie po-
sunely sic znacznie naprzod
pomimo ognia artyleryi austry--
ackiej. Podobniez W okolicy FOL
mino wloski postep trivia choc po-
wolny powodu terenu nader tru
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Niemcy a Stany Zjedn.

Berlin, 81 sierpnia. = Prasa
niemiecka wyraza opinie, IL pc
VIVA jest rzecza, re co do ,,Arabi-
ka" rad niemiecki powziai juz
postanowienia, zgodne zycze--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
WIosi mad Dardanellami

Ateny, 81 sierpnia. = Z Nifty
len donosza, il szereg caly
transportowc6w wloskich lado--
wal szczeSliwie W okolicy ciesnin
dardanellskich i niektore pulki
wloskie So juz ma ziemi tureckiej;
punktu ladowania ME wymienio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

(Dokonczenie ma str. 3ei.J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31

Dokohczenie ma stronicy s-eiei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Walk o Dardaneile.

uStrVaCKlt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
Taft krytykuje Roosevelt'a.
26 MEXYKANOW ARESZTOWANO
W SAN ANTONIO.
Niemieckie rnusztry.
TAJEMNICZE MORDERSTWO.

Wage WyOolCoW SkuPld slS h'i
kilka tylko najwazniejszych u
rzedach, ma ktore nominuja wy
borcy, dalszych nominacyi doko-
nuja wybrani.).
yGdy ten system zostanie przy
| jety", - mowil Root = ,,bede
mogl zadowoleniem powrocic
do rodzinnego powiatu Oneida
dokonac tam reszty zywota."
Powyzszy ustep mowy interpre-
tuje wielu W ten sposob, re Root
ME bedzie kandydowac ma prezy-
denta.
Mowiac O rzadzie, potepiai roz-
wielmozniony i wszechmocny
wplyw politycznych Ybossow",
,,ktorych Mkt ME obiera, Mkt ME
kontroluje, ktorych ME wiaze Ia
dna przysiega sluzbowa i ktorych
Mkt ME moze usunac."
nNie krytykuje" = ciagnai da-
lej = .przedstawicieli rzadu ME
widzialnego. Jake mogibym to
robic, gdy znam ich wszystkich j
mann miedzy mimi najserdeczniej-
szych przyjacio}."
Konwencya konstytucyjna ra-
dzi wlaSnie obeenie mad skroco-
nym balotem, wedle ktorego cite
rel tylko urzednicy stanowi maja
bye wybieralni, a mianowicie gu
Lernator, wicegubernator, kon--
troler i pokurator generalny,
TAFT PRZEcIW RooSE-
VELTOWI.
Barksley, Cal. 81 sierpnia. =
Byiy prezydent William H. Taft
wygiosii tu wczorai pierwszy z
szeregu zapowiedzianych odczy.
tow ma temat wladzy obowiaz--
kow odpowiedzialnoSci prezy-
denta. Wspominajac przy tel spo-
sobnoSci o eksprezydencie Roose-
velcie wyrazil sic:
yGdy bylem prezydentem,
zgiosii sic raz do niego Jim
Campbell, jeden Z politycznych
,,bossow' nowojorskich, proszac
o poparcie W pewnej sprawie.
To sprzeciwiaioby sic kon--
stytucyi" = odrzeki Roosevelt.
Go do dyabla znaczy konstytu
eva pomiedzy przyjacioimi?"
zawoial ma to Campbell.
.Nie jestem zbyt pewny" =
ciagnai dalej TAFT, = ,,czy Roose-
welt w ostatnich latach ME sklo-
nil sic do zapatrywai Campbella.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
DOBRE WIESCI Z NIEMIEC
I ANGLII.

l ANGL1l.
Washington, 81 sierpnia. -
Nastepujace pomySlne wiadomo-
Sci odnoSnie do stosunkoW mle-
dzy Stanami Zjednoczonyml d
Anglia Niemcami nalezy dis
zanotowac:
Cd ambasadora Gerarda z Ber-
lima otrzymano kablogram, IL
uzasadnionem sic wydaje mnie
mamie, re szef admiralicyi ME
mieckiej, admiral Won Tirpitz, po-
niecha dalszej opozycyi przeciw
zmianie systemu Rampant nu-
row.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, ambasa-
dor brytyjski, zawiadomil rad
tutejszy, re Anglia lagodzi suro-
wosc postanowien Rady koron--
nei zezwala ma transport iowa
row pochodzenia niemieckiego
wartosci $4O,O0O,OOO, ktore costa
ly zakupione przez Ameryke, a
nastepnie przetrzymane przez O.
krety brytyjskie. Londyn zgadzS
sic rowniez ma transport z Me
mice materyaiow do farbowanla.
ktore potrzebne So w tuteJszym
przemysle tkackim, wywozu kto'
ryoh wzbrania jednak Rad ME
miecki. -. Kablogram Gerarda
ME opiera sic ma urzedowych o,
swiadczeniach, tylko ma informa-
cyach prywatnych.
PLAN WZMOcNIENIA ST.
LY ZBROJNEJ.
Washington, 81 sierpnia. -
w kolegium wojennem opraco-'
wuja plany, jak W zwiazku "a,
mierzana reorganizacya armii
marynarki zapewnic sobie ma
wypadek wojny siuzbe i pomoc
inzynierow, zwlaszcza obezna'
nych budowa mostow, elektro,
teohnik6w, telegrafistow i in
nych zawodowo wyksztaiconyct
ludzi. ME nalezacych do wojska
Sekretarz Garrison oznajmh
ze cd wielu z mich otrzymal pro-
pozycye projekty w tym kieun-
ku, W szczegolnobci takze cd
Barclay'a Parsons'a Nowego
Yorku i Elmera Cothrell'a z
Massachusetts,, kt6rzy reprezen--
tuja faktycznie wszystkie stowa-
rzyszenia inzynierow.
w departamencie marynarki
roztrzasaja plan Ruzytkowania
w razie wojny prywatnych lodzl
motorowych do sluzby patrolo--
wei ma wybrzezach. Wieksze To-
die motorowe zaopatrzonoby W
aparaty iskrowe uzbrojono W
malokalibrowe armaty, a kapita-
movie ich i zaioga maja otrzy'
mac wyksztalcenie wojskowe W
rezerwie marynarki albo W orga,
nizacyi milicyi marynarskiej.
ELIHU ROOT PRZECIW
BOSOM" PoL1TYcZNYM,
Albany, N. Y. 81 sierpnia. :
Pred stanowa konwencya kon--
stytucyjna wyglosh tu znamien,
ma move Elihu Root, byiy sena'
tor federalny, sekretarz stanu
prezes narodowej konwencyi re.
publikanskiej W r. 1912. Potepi
on system ,niewidzialnego rza-
du" ,,bossow" politycznych
ktorzy przez 40 lat rzadzili "
Stanie nowoyorskim zadal, By
zaprowadzonn skr6cony ballot. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-31
NOVA OFERTA OLA
ROOSEVELTA.

Nowy York, 81 sierpnia.
Roosevelt mogiby zebrac maiy
majatek, gdyby zaciagnai sic pod
sztandary angielskie. George Cess
prowadzacy biuro sprzedazy
realnosci w. Brooklynie ofiaro-
wal sic zaplacic $4,000 puiko,
wnikowi, jesli ten pojdzie ma front
francuski i zapewnia, re inny a.
merykanski Niemiec zobowiazu-
je sic taxa sama kwote W tym ra-
zie wyplacie.
Roosevelt agitule przeciw
Niemcom" = powiada Gees -.i
atakuje nawet naszego prezyden-
ia, naszego sekretarza wojny !
Gala administracye. Chciaiby, a.
bysny obywatele, pozostawili
Wilsona samego, odmawiajac mu
naszego poparcia."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
TURKS AND KURDS
MURDER ASSYR|AN
PEOPLE IN PERSIA
Messenger Arrives With Reports Of
F1ghtful 0utrages Against Christ
ian Inhabitants.
RUSSIAN TROOPS ON THE WAY
Government Sends Soldiers 10 the
Scene 90 Battle With Attackers OF
Defenselcss Citizens American
Missionaries are Reported 20 be in
Danger OF Massacre.

PETRoGRAD. March 25.-An AS
syrian messenger arrived at Tiflis to-
day from the American mission at
Urumiah. Persia. with report OF un-
speakable outrages. accompanied by
bloody massacres. committed by
Kurds and Turks upon Assyrian
Christian men. women and children.
lie reported the American mission
and missionaries in that district are in
grave danger. The government has
ordered the Russian troops stationed
in the Persian province Of Azerbijan
10 the scene OF the outrages to march
against the Turks and Kurds.
II is alleged that regular Turkish
troops took part in attacks upon the
villages centering around Urumiah.
Men were butchered like dogs, accord.
ing TO reports. old women were out.
ragged and murdered and young wo-
men were carried away as slaves In
one village the Kurds killed every
male and outraged and mutilated
every woman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
Man Found With
Feet Cut Off; Falls
Under Freight Train
WILLIAM PEARSON RUSHED TO
HOSPITAL But DEATH COMES
IN SHORT TIME.

With both feet cut off, faint from
loss Of blood and numb with cold, a
young man giving the name OF Will
liam Pearson and his home as Cas-
tie Rock, Washington, was this
morning discovered lying beside the
o.-W r. & N. tracks just east OF
tunnel No. near Campbell station
and about ten miles northwest of this
city. He was brought to the hospit-
al in this city at once on No. and
died shortly afterwards.
According to a statement he made
to the train crew. he had ridden out
OF Pendleton last night or early this
morning on the brakes OF a west
bound passenger train and had fallen
from his place under the wheels OF
the train. He didn't know whether
the train was No. 19 or No. 5 or
what time II was that he boarded It.
Whichever one 1t was he did not lie
exposed TO the cold wind less than
three hours and, II he was aboard No.
5. he laid. cold ana suffering, for
five hours before he was discovered
by a man named Grimes who was
walking along the track about $3.50.
No. came along within a few
minutes and was tagged by Grimes
who helped the train crew put the
injured man aboard. on the train
was a physician, DR.. w. ]. Atwood
Of Fairview. Kansas. who temporar-
lily dressed the mans wounds and
administered a sedative to lessen his
suffering. AS soon as the train
reached Pendleton, he was rushed TO
the hospital and DR.. d. ]. McFaul.
the county physician. summoned
However, the loss of blood and the
exposure had sapped his vitality and
he died soon after being taken to the
hospital.
The body has been turned over to
Coroner ]. T. Brown who is trying
to locate the mans relatives. From
appearances the deceased was about
':r years old.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
JACK FROST COMES BACK
WHILE SPRING RETREATS
GOES DOWN TO
35 AND SLIGHT FURRY
OF SNOW FALLS.

Just by way of warning to those
who have been crying. Spring is
come" old Jack Frost blew a few
blasts OF his boreal breath over the
city this morning and spat a few
flakes OF frost to show that. even II
his allotted season has slipped past.
he can still make it uncomfortable for
wearers OF peek-a-boos and b, v. DIS
Last evening the wind switched
around to the north and by morning
had attained a chill that was sug-
gestive OF snow-capped peaks. The
thermometer went down TO S5 and at
80 there was a furry OF real snow.
the first that has fallen here since
January 29, a period OF almost two
months. BY noon. however. the wind
had veered clear around to the south
west and the thermometer accord
ingly rose. the clouds passed away
and there is warm sunshine again to
prove to Jack Frost that he can't
come back for long.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
PRECAUTIOA AGAINST FIRE
URGED IN LOCAL THEATERS
CIVIC CLUBS SUGGESTION WILL
BE ACTED UPON BY CITY
COUNCIL.

At the instance OF the ladies of
the Civic Club the city council will
take action to increase the protec-
ton from fire OF patrons OF the NOV
ing picture shows. Mrs. f. 7. Wade
and Mrs. ]. f. Robinson appeared be-
fore the council last evening and
suggested that the authorities see to
II that all Of the picture houses have
their exits plainly marked. This the
council promised to do.
The Civic Club ladies also sugges-
ted that the council cause the APP
proaches to the city and other spots
where rubbish has been accumulat-
ing, to be cleaned. Mrs. Wade fur
ther called attention to the request
OF the Civic Club OF year ago that
an ordinance be passed requiring tho
Improvements of parkings to be uni
form. "Our whole idea" she said,
sis to make Pendleton as beautiful
and as sanitary as 1t is progressive.
The matter which provoked the
most discussion last evening was a
petition from r. Alexander and 9TH
er merchants of the block between
Alta and Court, Cottonwood and
Main asking that an arc light be in
stalled in the center of the block
along the alleyway. The petition
pointed out, as did Mr.. Alexander
and A. l.. Schaefer in person, that
the darkness behind their stores now
Is an aid to bootleggers and thieves |
Though no action was taken other
than to refer the petition to the light
committee, Councilman Murphy ex-
pressed his opposition to the petition
with such force that Mr. Alexander |
retired with the suggestion that he
presumed the merchants would be
allowed to put the light in them
selves. Councilman Murphy's con-
tention was that the city had no
more business to install light in
the middle of that particular block
than in the middle of any other bus
iness block to protect other mer-
chants back doors.
A petition from August Schmidt TO
build n tool house against the levee
ON West Court street was referred
to the levee committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25

Of the army worm is largely done
away with. In some cases observed
it has been found that in this way so
per cent OF the specimens have become
parasitised. II this proves the case
here the army worm will not be a seri-
Gus menace next year"
According to Mr.. Lovett the best
spray to use in fighting the army
worm is poisoned bran mash. The
most effective way to fight the worm
however is to dig a trench across in
front of the advancing horde. The
worms will fall into the trench and be
unable to crawl up the dusty, verti-
cal side. They are then killed in the
trenches by means OF logs dragged
through the trench.
The O. A. c. people have had COM
plants this year Of army worm de-
predations at Hermiston. La Grande
and from Birch creek. F. l. Kent
government crop expert who is here
today. states he has heard OF some
trouble in Gillian county.
The trouble in this county, report
ed thus far, is not serious except In
a few isolated cases and with the ex-
pert advice at hand as to how to com
bat the pest it is felt the damage from
the worm will not be heavy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25

LONDON, March 25.-The Ouch
ess OF Marlborough believes that
women engaged In work in connec-
tion with the war should be eligible
to receive the Industrial War Med
al which Lord Kitchener has an
nounced will be awarded to workers
producing var material. The duch-
ess asserts that the volunteer ser
vices OF women for various duties at
home and at the front have released
thousands OF volunteers FOR the fir
ing line, and 80 women therefore
should share in all decorations or
other insignias which the govern
ment may issue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
ARMY WORM HAS NATURAL FOE
THAT USUALLY GETS HIS GOAT

Coming up from Corvallis for the
purpose of getting first hand informa-
ton about the army worm and the
injury he has been doing on Birch
creek A. l. Lovett Of the Oregon Ag-
ricultural College faculty arrived
here this morning and during the day
made a trip in company with Instruc-
tor Gambee of the high school TO the
Eldridge place where the worm has
caused some damage.
1T is possible there may be another
generation of the worms this year and
If so they will appear IN June and
July and be thicker than at present"
says Mr.. Lovett. II will take a large
number Of the worms TO Corvallis and
will observe them so as to get line
on what to expect They will develop
faster in the laboratory than in the
field and it will be possible to give
warning to farmers IL another gener-
alton will be forthcoming.
The army worm has a natural en-
emy in the Tachinid fly and observ-
ed some of these flies on the Eldridge
place this morning. The Tachinid
fly is small and lays eggs on the army
worm When the worm pupates the
fly is hatched out instead of the army
worm moth and thus the reproduction
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25
SLAVS DEFEAT AUSTR|ANS IN
FIRST BATTLE IN ADVANCE ON
BUDAPEST THROUGH MOUNTAINS
CARPATHAN PASSES ARE TAKEN BY TROOPS OF THE GuF
Russians Now Entrenched Within Fifteen Miles
of fBartfa-Weakening Resistance of Austrians
is Being Slowly Battered DOwn-Fighting in
Hills is Along so Mile Front.

Russian engineers had been dIspers-
ed.
LONDON. March 25.-A semi-of-
ficiaI dispatch from Petrograd an
nounces that fighting has been re-
sumed in several sections in Poland.
Northeast Of Astralenka. In Plock.
the Russians yesterday captured some
trenches and repulsed counter at
tacks.
1t is reported that Gar Nicholas
and Grand Duke Nicholas both will
go to the front as soon as better COM
munications have been established
south OF PrzemysL Petrograd and
Vienna reports are meager but they
indicate clearly that the great armies
are locked in life and death. strug-
gle.
PETRoGRAD. March 25.-The war
office announced that several COM
panies Of Russian infantry have seal
ed the frozen heights or Angheluva.
in Galicia and driven out the Austri-
ans with the bayonet after a desper-
ate hand to hand fight in the face OF
murderous fire. Angheluva is about
IS miles southeast OF Lemberg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-25

LONDON. March 25.-The first
stage of the great battle preceding
the Russian advance against Buda-
pest has resulted in a victory for the
slavs. Petrograd and Vienna re-
ports agreed that the cars troops
have won their way through Dukla
Pass in the Carpathians and were
entrenched within Is miles OF Bart
ia, $50 miles northeast of the Hun
garian capital. Near Bartfa, as well
as between Lupkow and Uszok pass
es, the Russians are attempting to
batter down the weakening resistance
Of the Austrians. Since the fall of
Przemysl, fighting in the Carpathians
has been on a so mile front, the most
important fighting in the Hungarian
campaign.
VIENNA. March 25.-The war Of
flee announced that extensive prep
arations are being made for the de-
tense of Cracow against the expected
Russian attack. An army has been
massed along the Dunajec river. 40
miles east of Cracow, where a Rus
sian pontoon bridge was found and
destroyed after an advance guard of