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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-26

The state Civil Service Commission will
hold examinations at it's office State
House, Topeka, Kansas, November 15 1915
at 9 A M. for the purpose of creating an
eligible list from which names may be GER
cancies as they may occur in the following
Engineer, Class A Grades 6, Z, and s.
Salary 1901 to $500 or higher. Open
to men over q years of age. Men quail
flying for this class will be eligible for
appointment IS custodians of buildings
and grounds, or as engineers in charge
of power. heating, water and sewage
Engineer, Glass B. Grades 4. and 6. Sal
airy seo1 to $1,000; Open to men over
p H. years r;,, Of age Men Qualifying for this
chief engineers in charge of operation
Of power and lighting, plants and Of
as assistants to engineers of Class A u
Engineer, CLASSIC. Grades and f. Sal
years Of age Men Qualifying e'' for oFef this IS
class will be eligible for appointment as
nss5tanns of F an n1ge1 angneeTs' under sp
higher classes.
Class A, B, and c will indicate at the
time of the examination the minimum sal
aries which they will accept.
to 5000 Open to men over 81 years of
age. Men qualifying will be eligible for
for wiring buildings, setting motors and
transformers. and handling other cleo,
abort state Institute ms
Assistant Electrician. Grades and g. Sal
airy 1851 to 5000: Open to men over IS
years of age. Men qualifying will be
eligible as assistants IT, electricians on
work outlined above.
Pipe Filter. Grades and 5. Salary 1901
to $780, Open to men over 81 years of
age.
Helper Grades 1 and 2 Salary up to
$3.50. Open to men over Is years of age.
Firemen, Class A Grades 2, and 4. Sal
airy 1851 to S720. Open to men over 10
years of age. Men qualifying for this
class will be eligible for appointment as
fireman In any power or heating plant.
Fireman, Glass B Grades L. 2, 8 and T.
Salary up to S720- Open to men over Is
years of age. Men qualifying for this
class will be eligible for appointment as
fireman in any heating plant equipped
with boilers carrying not over 30 lbs
pressure, or as assistant to fireman of
Glass A.
COAL MINING POSITIONS AT STATE
PENITENTIARY.
Mine Superintendent Salary $1,000 per
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LEGAL.

month with board and lodging. Open to
men over q years of age. To have direct
Engineer at Mine Plant. Salary $91 Sc
with % board ard and lodging Open to men
the hosting machinery of the coal mine.
Assistant Engineer at Mine Plant Salary
o per month nc nth with Nth board 60 and lodg-
To act as, general assistant to engineer
at mine plant.
81 years of age. To have charge of
underground workings, under direction
=. of mine SUPERINTENDENT
Top Officer. Salary $6666 with board and
age 70 act as foreman in charge Of sur
face of coal mine.
Bottom officer. Salary s6e.66 with board
and lodging Open to men over 21 years
this position. To act as foreman in
Fire Boss Salary s6e.6e with board and
lodging; Open to men over 81 years of
this capacity at coal mine. Duties in
clude testing. the air in mine for gases,
and those of division officer during
Applicants will be graded on two bases
Ca Training and experience to count
siXty-five (65).
(b) Written examination to count thir-
ty-ffve (35).
In grading on the basis of training and
experience, Consideration will be given to:
~ Practical experience along the lines
(2) General and technical education.
81 Personality and general fitness,
determined by oral examination or
otherwise.
Written examination will include prac;;
teal questions covering the essential
points in the duties devolving upon the
holder of the position, with special refer
ence to safety of lives and property en-
trusted to his
In addition to the. written examination
all candidates will be required to meet
the Board of Examiners for oral interview.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Applications must be on file in civil sery-
ice office before O'Clock p. NJ, Friday,
November II, 1915
Examinations are open only to residents
of Kansas.
No application for this examination will
be mailed from the office of the Commits
sion after November 10th.
A fee of $1.00 must accompany each ap-
plication.
All applications must be made on forms
prescribed by the commission which Will
be supplied on application therefor, and
which must be returned to the Secretary
of said Commission.
Answers to all questions upon applica-
ton blanks must be plainly filled out by
the applicant in his own handwriting and
verified by affidavit.
Applications will remain on file In the
circumstances except for correction, Will
they be returned to applicants.
Applicants must bring with them, ink,
pens, pencils and erasers, but all examlna-
ton paper, scratch paper, etc, will be fur
nished by the Commission.
For further information pertaining to
examination see rules and regulations fur
nished by the Civil Service Commission
By order of the State Civil Service Com
J. E. CATION,
Secretary.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

SIS WEEKLY. Spare time. Addressing
circulars. Experience unnecessary. No
canvassing. No scheme. Send 10 cents
silver for postage and instructions. Cen
fury Publishing Co., Syracuse. N. Y.
rapid, touch system typ
lists for addressing envelopes, publish
ing office experience preferred. Give tele-
phone number. Address IS. care Journal
WANTED-Girl for general house work,
small family; washing sent out. So.
Phone 1876.
WANTED-Errand girl. Mrs. Campbell,
Crosby Bros.
WANTED-White cook. Must go home
nights. Apply 915 Western.
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AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES. The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka State
journal is one cent a word each tnsect1on
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents q
word, minimum so cents.
COUNT THE WORDS of your al In
Guiding four words for State Journal ad
dress when such address il used: count
each initial" letter and each number OF
combination of figures one word
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check In fuli
payment for the same. Note the foreg0-
Ing Instructions about counting the words
and the rates per word for The Topeka
State Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly In The State Journal
ceivcd eftor .6t T ei0SK OH hs insor4ed m
der the heading: Too Late to Classify.
or next day as desired.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NJ. L. Barnett and wife to H. D.
Hamilton, lots 491 to SOB Washing
ton ave, Reads sub and lots 1872
to 5O4 Reed St, Reeds sub ......-.$
H L. Wilson to A. E. Wilson, lots 429
s.. u q Boswell ave-, j. Norton's 80
c. F. Andrews and wife to Z. E.
Meyers, lots 347-49-51 AFTER ave-, J.
w. Morris add 1850
c. c. French and wife to c. d. Will
Hams 4 int in tract 16-11-14.. 1
L. II. Sutton to G. A. Means, lots 222
1928 Michigan ave, Highland Park 1
E. l.. Sexton and wife to w. J.
Coates, lots 269 Monroe ST., Para
more's End add. ........-........... 100
d. R. Thompson to J. w. Thompson,
lots 165-167 Roosevelt ave-, Cross
L. r. Culp to L. Culp, lot 161 Quincy
W. R. Leggitt and wife to E. W. VIII
son, lots 361 n. u 60 Kellam ave, J.
W. Morris add. .-e..e-s-@ i, 900
L. Terhune and others to NJ. l.. Nor
row, lots 100-102 pit. 9S Throop St,
lots 49S pit. 90, 634 pit. SO Clay St,
COZ pit. 600 Harrison ST. lots 1S2 to
1872 Adams st. and lots 1910 Clay
NJ. NJ. H. Reams and husband to t. c.
Mueller, lots 1924 9th ave. West-...
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ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
RAGGAGE

BAGGAGE.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
public auction to the highest bidder at the
tb r. bis If a c eR 3u ftr Bet Sefos Rst
been left in possession Of this company
commences at 8 80 A NJ
General r. r BsgggaFFe E. R RSifiRfi
Trunks and boxes under Santa Fe checks
$3.50 ss4ss s s5soss seS7ss sS4s51 issss
SSiSs ss. 1884. S277ei, 1867, s592O2, 9s920e
3SSs4s 1895 1895 21 aSi s55 as27S 1901
5664O5' 433351 9932O1. 624126, 1924. 292723
1850 Hsisa2 1888 Ss ess 1855 1855 7o7s1
364170, 699sO6. 42oss7, 654499, 1858. 21369
5s826, sO3s25. 6s9oS6, 31187. 592631. 95695.
' 8. W. r. & N. 29sss, G. c. & s. F. 6s4417.
Pennsylvania 159115; B, A: p COD; 40
Chests, check numbers -91251;. 9es2O1.
Tool box, check number-M- T. CoD.
Baby cabs and bicycles. check numbers
64SSs, 20lOo o4aIl 61oo4 AL oasy9, 9992S
521ess,p s4s571 3o1262
4ssst $751; sh ss e 5ssa5 %
4777s. 362073. s035o4. 302726. 315547 5s463.
5iiS SsBs g ssSFa 1868 1865 sG2 s7s5s
1898, 529S5, 1904, $4,000 1888, 339S14,
69O93, 600472, 311659, 660921, 6S1642, 3O03I2
52747 339S42, 4S9706, CLIPS. 276613. 654500
253342 42Ss13, 95197S. 951979, 256726. 906357
222146 59e19 9O6355, 420724 304729, 3S6S93
2s70s5 o44229 5sSO6. o4422S 439S91 1896
5000 1865 $685. 26165o, 4O516 9O16S,
57s421' 56505 906356, 332339 372671. 567391,
9453O7 7577S. 641O0, S4521- 3S644S, 261660
7O319 1925. 92537 66466. 9253S. S4321. 1901,
44733 1924, 261S35. 640532.
7o57s0' 345297, 5O4346, 1907, 92761s. 562831,
i92945' 629564, 241517, 2954O5, 424303.
Valises check numbers-569145, 993123,
545639 919656, 701947, 59S20. 569144. $4,000.
Bundles, check numbers-1919S5, $780,
269O6 S1O919 S44273. 901761. 724941, $4,000,
1902 4354S5 71S531, 435139 S27142, 514S08
7O8512 877124, 4S4OS4, 632912, 741673, 74229S
s3SS215 7g19S6, 425524, 52S79, 624561, 22741,
664672, s693S9, 45670s. 1887, s7sz0s. 991209.
Ss132s. 9714OO. 711044, 254576, 934606, 6345J6
5T5S74 S72S42, 32S397. S77499, 635046. 589227
1850 100000, 75O693, 1889. 6390S2, 517632,
SO6 1909, 1888.
Poles, check numbers-635045, 695116.
Frames, check numbers-325729 1890.
14269.
1910.
Basket check number-97051S.
T1b. check number-9T1397.
Miscellaneous articles not checked-91
suit cases. telescopes and grips.
20 bundles, baby cabs and cots
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FOR RENT-RoOMs

GET SETTLED for the winter Only three
rooms left in the Veale block. Steam
heat, electric light, hot and cold water
pany.
GET SETTLED for the winter. Only a
very few rooms left in the Office block,
steam heat, bath, hot and cold water fur
nished. Better Realty & Loan Company.
TWO light housekeeping rooms, close in,
219 West 9th.
TWO extra pleasant, close in, light house
keeping, unfinished $11.O0 2242 White.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms and sleeping
rooms at 631 Madison St, East side.
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First published in The Topeka State
journal, October 8, 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-26
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

E. E. Harrison has purchased the
residence at Tenth and Gilmore
streets and will move into it from the
farm. The consideration was $1,000.
Th' Rev. Henry e. Wolfe district
super tendep Met ,odist Nscopal
chu- will each 1T the Side
M Ahur Ends moR Vt IL
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF EXAMINATIONS

(First Published in Topeka State Journal
October 25, 1850
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE OR TRADE one complete tire
shop. "a, care Journal.
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WANTED-TO RIY.

WANTED to rent or buy on payments,
house west of Kansas ave. State all in
answer. No. 10, care Journal.
WANTED-Small underground gas tank
good condition, cheap. Box 338 Horton,
Kan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE PAY highest cash price for End hand
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoat1
Drop a card call 1645 Scrinopskf 4
Son. 40S Kansas ave.
WE PAY the highest ash price for cast
off clothing, shoes. hats and overcoats-
Drop US a card or call Gordon Bros. loan
office, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
GOOD milk cows fat cattle and veal caIves.
w. Z. A Leitzow Tel. 257.
CARPET and rug weaving. 1U30 Garfield
Phone 1858 Blue.
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FOR RFNT-FLAT6
FOUR large rooms and sleeping porch, oak
finish, all modern; furnace. 1909 Jack
son.
FOR RENT steam heated apartments
Tel. 1241
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WANTED-TO RENT.


WANTED-Furnished rooms for house
keeping by young couple. State rent.
It. II, care journal.
WANTED-By two young men furnished
room in modern house; private family,
with or without board. A 20, care Journal
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FOR RENT-OFFTCE ROOMS
FOR RENT-Desk room, first floor, front
rom. Shawnee Fire building. 7O1 Jack
son g Lagerstrom. Phone 1900
ONLY two steam heated offices with
vaults left in the Office block. Better
Realty & Loan Company, New Eng. Bldg.
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COAL

AUTOMOBILES.
One 1913 Ford roadster, S225.0O; 8 Ford
touring cars; 1 Buick passenger. $175.
Maxwell roadster, $4,000; L Brush, 5000.
These cars are in good condition.
FORD HOSPITAL
Phone SOL ALP Jackson.
SEE our bargains in second hand cars. We
will make terms to suit customers. Cadfl-
lac Sales Co., ga Jackson, Topeka, Kan
FOR SALE-Hudson five passenger tour
ing car in good condition. cheap. T. L..
care Journal
FOR SAILS passenger Overland; bar
gain. Phone 2490 Red.
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kCS RENT-uOUSES-

FCS lighthouses
422 F. 4th, store room. ...............$ 11- 90
AT Madison, 5 rooms, barn ........ 1000
1887 Lincoln rooms 500
Phone 1880 116 e. 9th.
FOR RENT-6-room modern house, 223
Huntoon st Phone S99 Call at 219
FOR RENT-6 room and room house. 8
lots each, barn, 23rd and Adams ST.. by
w. e. Seguine, 413 Kansas ave.
FOR Rents room house. $40 West 9th.
FOR RENT-5 room house at SIS. Taylor
@ $e Kansas month a1e or !nS 1873 Polk Il 81
EIGHT room modern house, 1918 West 9Th.
two blocks of school. Phone 300.
FOR RENT-Cottage, I'LL Taylor, fine
location. c. D. Skinner. Phone 49,.
SIX room house, mostly furnished; car
line, 800. School 1919
1910 BUCHANAN, room modern cottage.
247el Blue.
EXTRA chicken place, 6 lots. chicken
FIVE room, modern, newly papered, 1929
Jackson. Phone 513 or 1872 Black.
FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS.
F0R RENTf @F 1rnisRed front room. mod
ern 623 West Sth.
FOR RENT-Furnished ROOM s.. 20 week.
S21 Huntoon. Phone 173.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, first
floor, 513 Polk.
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms,
PIT East 9TH, 215 East 7th.
MODERN furnished room for one or two
men, with or without board, 423 E. Sth.
FOR RENT-FTATs.
FOUR large rooms and sleeping porch. oak
finish, all modern; furnace 1903 Jack
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


Modern rooms with board. 81 % per day.
TOPEKA HOTEL. 122 w. 9th.
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J. A. ROSEN. patent attorney. AS KaA-
aas ave-. Topekas Kan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-14

(Dokoiczenle ma str: 3ei. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-14
PREZYDENT ZAzADA WIEL
KICH KREDYTOW MA
ZBROIENIA.

Washington, IA pazdzernika.
- Prevalent Wilson jego dorad
cy po<tanowili zazqdac Cd maj
bl;zszcgo kongresu ia cele zbro-
jcn 500, 900, 900, t. j. okoio $140,-
100000 wiecej nii roku zeszlego.
Wcdlc tcgo planu IL okret6w
wojcnnych ma bye usunietycA Z
picrwszcj linii bojowej, tax re ODE
cnie tylk6 80 W nicj mog}oby po-
zostac Il tcgo /; dreadnough--
tow, Is supcrdrcadnoughtow.
Co sic tyczy armii l2dowcj, po-
stanowiono domagac sic podnle--
sienia jcj silly $1,000 ma 10000
zolnierzy, or9z stworzcnia rczer-
IVY Z CO najnIniej 49e,ee7 iudzi,
kt6rzy pobieraliby wyksztalcenie
w czasie nied}ugicll kursow cwi-
czeh woj>kowych. Wielki nacist
ma bye polozony r6wniez ma ko-
nicczno:G zaopatrzenia sic w zna-
cznc zapasy amunicyi.
Sckretarz marynarki Daniels,
omawiaj2c ogloszony We wczo--
rajszych dziennikach plan po--
dwojenia silly marynarki, wyra--
iii sic miedzy innemi :,,Sqdze, ze
europejska wojna wykazala nam
nie tylko wielkq wartoSc oddzia--
low lotniczych, ale take szyb-'
kich, ciezkich oEret6w wojennych
i krazownik6w wywiadowczych,
oraz wazno$t i pozytecznost
wiclko kalibrowych armat -
szczeg6lnic jednak nauczyla mas
zc musimy zaopatrzyc sic W zna-
cznie wieksze zapasy amunicyl a.
nizeli te. ma jake dotychczas kohl
kres zezwalai."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-14
OgniOwy i krwawy reid
niemiechd ma LOndyn.

Londyn, Ia pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj wieczor Niemcy urzadzi
Ii 21szy reid napowietrzny ma
Londyn, a rozmiary szkod zrza-
dzonych o wiele przewyzszajs
rejdy poprzednie. Wprawdzie ra-
port oficyalny zaznacza, IL ME u
dalo sic napastnikom uszkodzic
zadnego z budynkow publicznych
ale jakbadz pociski niemieckie
podpalajace wzniecily wielka licz-
be pozarow w Stolicy, oSm osob
zostaIo zabitych, W tenn dwie ko-
biety, a 81 osob odniosio lzejsze
lub ciezsze uszkodzenia. Ostatni
ten reid niemiecki podnosi licz-
be ofiar najazd6w napowietrznych
W Anglii do 13O zabitych, 3Sa
rannych. Niemcy widocznie cd
dawna sic szykowali do tego rel
du, wczoraj sprzyjala ich wy
cieczce mgla gesta, W ktorej ME
postrzezenie zdolali podleciec mad
sam Londyn dopiero ich stra-
Szne pociski zapalne daily 'znac o
ich wizycie. Ostatni reid niemie-
cki ma Londyn miaI miejsce 9go
z. m. zabitych W MIN zostalo 20
osob, a S6 odniosfo uszkodzenia.
Jeszcze przedtem W dniu 26 sier-
pnia balony niemieckie najechaly
wybrzeza wschodnie pod Londy-
mem wSwSzas II osob zostaio
zabitych, = ieden balon niernie-
cki zostal przez Anglik6w znisz.
czony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-14
POczatek Odwrotu ME-
m eckiego ma
ZaChOdzie.

Londyn, Paryz, IA pazdzierni--
ka. - Cd dni kilku we Flandryi
caiej az po Arras trivia straszna
strzelanina z najciezszych dial
francuskich angielskich; dalej
ma poludnie boj r6wniez sic toczy
krwawy i zaciety, ktorego obrot
dniem kazdyIn krytyczniejszy
sic stale dla Nienlc6w; Francuzi
i Anghcy Z Belgami stanowczo
gore biora. Donosza nieoficyalnie,
IL poza linia bojowa nierniecka
stoi w pogotowiu ciaglem ogro--
NINA masa pociagow z lokomoty-
wami stale pod ogniem - goto-
wych do zabrania wojska, gdy od-
wrot zostanie zarzadzony: wido--
cznie spodziewaja sic tego /
czekaja. -. Ostatnie sukcesy
sprzymierzonych ma lewem skrzy-
die pomiedzy Ypres i Arras "a
grazaja wszystkim pozycyom ME
mieckim W tejze stronie. Niemcy
czynia jeszcze olbrzymie wysii-
ki, by tam swa pozycye wes--
przec i poprawic, ale wobec tego,
IL atak francusko angielski ME
ustaje, nj silly ME zmniejsza, zda-
je sic, IL mic i'm jak odwrot ME
pozostaje. Wiec do odwrotu tego
poczyniono juz przysposobienia
- pociagi, jak wspomniano So
gotowe, mostly specyalne rzucono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-14
Nova Ofensywa rOsyjska

Plotrogrod, IA pazdziernika. -
Wyczerpujace nadchodza rapor-
ty o wielliern zwyciestwie odnie-
sionem przez wojska rosyjskie na
lewem sErzydle W Galicyi - mad
Srypa, niedaIeko Buczacza. w
punkcie tym broniaeym ujse
Strypy do Dniestru - Austryacy
ufortyfikowai nader pote5nie
wzg6rza lezace na p6Inoc cd Bu-
czacza skupili tam $4,000 zol-
nierza ciezka artylerya. RoSya-
ME po krwawej bitwie zdobyi ts
fortyfikacye - rozbili 6w go, ,000-
czny kontyngent wzieli 5000 Au-
stryak6w do niewoi, zabrali i'm
sporo dzia4 i przekroczywszy RE.
ke z8anali linie austryacka. O.
becnie wojska rosyjskie posuwa-
ia sic smiaio na wsch6d, a Lw6w
stolica Galicyi jest znowu najpo-
wazniei zagrozony przez wojska
rosyjskie. Jednoezesnie ma Woiy-
niu wojska rosyjskie pod Gar
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POSTEPY CARRANZY.
Nogales. Ariz. IA pazdziernika

Reprezentanci Will przyznali
ii wczoraj, re Guaymas W Sonora
jedyny dotychczas port w posia--
daniu ich Szefa ma zachodnlem
wybrzezu, przeszdl W rece Car
ranzy. Nadciagajace silly ladowe,
jakotez grozba bombardoWania
przez kanonierke Guerrero" -
zmusiiy komendanta portu i gu
bernatora Sonory, Carlosa RAN
dalla, nastepce Jose Maria May
toreny, do ewakuowanie miasta.
El Paso, Tex. IA pazdziernika.
= w wykonaniu otrzymanego
niedawno polecenia Z Waszyng--
tonu zatrzymano tu znaczny tran
sport prochu, ktory byl przezna-
czony dla Will. Ten ostatni ma
sic posuwac ma czele znacznego
oddziaiu w kierunku miasta Chi
huahua.
Washington, IA pazdziernika.
- Agencya Carranzy otrzymaia
tn z Mexyku miasta wykazy, kto-
re stwierdzaja, ze przeszfo so
procent calego terytoryum Mexy-
ku znajduje sic obecnie pod kon-
trola Carranzy. Stosunki W burr
liwej republice maja sic polepszat
a Carranza odnosi zwyciestwa. O.
statnio w bitwie pod Tolma pole
gIo dwu generaiow Zapaty, San
tiago Orozco Enrique Villa. Cd
ultra ma bye zaprowadzona ko--
munikacya kolejowa niedzy Me-
xykiem miastem Nuevo Larc-
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Ia wojne serbii, a wiec l2te pan
stwo przyiaczyio sic do wojny
swiatowej.
Paryz, IA pazdziernika. - Do
nosza urzedowo L Scrbii, IL bul-
garska kolumna zostaia znicelonA
doszczetnic nicomal W poblizu
Kniazewacu. (Tclegram mylnie
podaje miejscowo5t - kraguje-
wac: ten ley blisko zachodnieJ
granicy Serbii, gdzic Bulgar6r
niema. Przyp. Red. D. c. Mad
Dunajem oddano Niemcom All
stryakom Semendrie = po krwa-
wei walce, w ktorej nieprzyjaciel
znaczne poniosf straty poczem
Serbowie cofneli sic, Austryacy
ME posuneli sic dalej jeszcze, tax
ich dobrze pod Semendriq pow
tano. Pod Pozarcwacem zabrano
czeSciowo zdemolowano baterye
artyleryi austryackiej, Serbom
ME udalo sic wprawdzie Z ognia
zabrat dziai ciezkich, ale zabrano
mitraliezy, a dziala zniszczo-
no. Austryacy uzywaja niemie--
ckich pocisk6w. acknowledgement a
le Serbowie maja ma ME mask
irancuskie i angielskie ochronne
i wytrzymujq te niemieck9 me
tode rycerskq. w wielu punktach
wyrzucono Austryak6w poza re
Ike Drawe biorac iencow i dziala.
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przez rzeki, kwatery komend juz
daleko wstecz odsunieto. Jeden u
gIowno dowodzacych W tel stro-
ME ksiqze Wuertembergii pre-
bywa juz ze sztabem W Ganda--
vie. SpodziewaG sic wypada, IL
cofajac sic Niemcy beda muSicli
oddaG Gala nieomal Francye pot
nocn2 i poiudniowa Belgie, po-
czem o dalszc ziemie belgijSkic
francuske boj sic rozpocznie. Je-
dnym Z punkt6w glownych walk
jest miasto Lens, szturmowanc
przez Anglikow, gdy je wezmq,
Niemcy :bedq. musieli odpasc na
Lille.
Ostatni rapport francuski przy
znaie, IL Niemcom udalo sic w
okolicy Souchez wziaG kilka oko-
pow francuskich, uszkodzOnych
W kanonadzic jaka poprzedzi}a a
tax pieszych ale Sukces to przeJ
sciowy miejscowy, a poza tym
punktem wszedzie Niemcow BIZ
ia wojska Sprzymierzonych. Ow
sukces niemiecki mial miejsce W
punkcie Nimy w lasku Givenchy,
Niemcy jcdnak ponieSli straty
bardzo ciezkie. Ma caiej linii trwa
walka dzialowa nader wytezaja--
ca, W Szampanii, Argonne, mad
Moza w Wogezach wszedzie ME
ustaje kanonada, a potyczek
walk wrecz, nieraz bardzo zacie-
klych ME brak dniem nj noca.
Berlin, 4 padziernika. - Ra--
port niemiecki podajac, IL pod
Souchez Vimy Francuzi znowu
utracili cze$t okopow, g}osi, IL i
pod Tahure odparto atak Sprzy-
mierzonych, AngIikow pobito pod