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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
Lieutenant Culver
Goes To San Diego

Lieutenant G.. T.. Culver, who has been
IN charge of the United States army radio
station nj Fort Brown since IT. erection
"a year ago. has been transferred 10 the
signal corps aviation school mt Coronado
Beach. san Diego. Cal, and leaves for
that city this afternoon. lie IL succeeded
at Fort Brown by Lieutenant Goodwin
Compton 81 the Twenty--IXth infantry.
Lieutenant Culver 1t San Diego Will uu-
dertakc duty as instructor N radio work.
and /, assigned also to make nm important
experiment with radio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
AT The Movies Today

All the Dittmann THE Americano,' 4
Spanish pirate story il the feature at
the Ditlmamn tonight. Isabella ~ Or
trra rides over 10 the mission Tor her
music lesson. While she n there pirates
attack the mission and loot its treasures
The monks hide her in the tower. hut
she j. discovered by the ruflian crew
and is in grave peril until the Amcrl-
cauo. leader of the pirate band, rescuc>
her az his W risk. For this service
his life i spared when the soldiers. un.
der the command of lsahella'S father.
arrive and capturing somc dnd killing
others. irivc oil The pirates. The Am
cricano saves l>abclla's life the second
time
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AT the Hotels.

San Carlos Arrlyal--.A. Sinclair. San
.Artonio. !. Il. Deepen, Houston; j. h. Nor
gan, -. Louis; Ralph III. Agar. san Bcnito'
u. h. C-ckc, San Benito; Jesus q. * Gar
.cia, Monterrey. Mexico.
Miller Arriyal~-Mr~. Joseph Frazier
Texas City; II. ID. Comes. san Antonio; "
ID. BAH. Houston: w. n. Watts. Donna Il
8 Mcurin. San Antonio; Mr.. and Mr.. :
J.. Gruther, MrAllcn: j. NJ. Mothcr-head
SAN Benito: j. a. Taylor. san Bcuito.
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AT the DreamIand-T

AT the Oreamland-The sixth adventure
of Under the resent j. the final ~
the series. is ~ he shown AT thcDream-
land tonight. Continuing. Iohra takes 4
secret poison from a vial she constantly
carries and nuts some ni the liquid in a
bowl. Later. when she has an opportu-
nifty. Iohra puts the slow poison III the
princes wine. from which he drinks
deeply. Meanwhile. the princess. whose
true identify IL unknown. j. accused of
the murder Of The khedivc. She is sen.
fenced 10 death and taken 10 her cell.
The cabinet. which has just passed 81
her case. is informed Immediately aft.
erward that the heir t. the Egyptian
throne has been taken 4 prisoner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
TeIegraphers in Speed Contest.

san Francisco. Aug. 27.-D. j. Filing
ton. present holder ~ the worlds cham
pionship for telegraph operators. j. de.
tending his title today and tomorrow
against tclegrapherS from alt parts of
the world. The Carnegie diamond medal
and valuable cash prizes viii 20 10 the
successful operators. The events Vim
cludc sending and receiving. Women op-
orators are competing for special prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
DREAMLAND
PROGRAM TODAY

The startling "Undcr the Crescent" series
The 9th and last adventure
THE CROWN OF DEATII-In this. the
sixth and last adventure OF the mar
velous Under the Crescent series. the
beautiful Princess Hassan. after many
hairbreadth escapes. i finally captured
and condemned To- death: how she
escapes and i, saved; you Will have u
zee tins last episode.
THE CHILD NEEDED 4 MOTHER-LKO
comedy.
BY WHOSE HAND-Special. in ? parts.
THE KID MAGICIAN-compdv.
6 ReeIS-Regular Prfces-5 and Toe
Keystone tomorrow.
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[QZEZNM
Ns3HEATRE.suy
MATINEE DAILY.

Alan Hale and Louise Vale in
TIE AMERlCANO-TWo act Biograph
play.
HAM IN THE HAREM-kulcm's lively
comedy.
PATIlE NEWS-At the war front. Lord
Kitchener. James Gerard: Pathe's com
ody cartoons.
Ormi fiawlev and Earl Metcalf IN
THE HUMAN INVESTMENT.
PriceS-5 and Toe
Tomorrow-NeW Charles Chaplin comedy.
Edith Storey in the Broadway Star play,
.'The Enemies"
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CITY NEWS


along the San Juan river in Mexico. indi-
cate that u rise may be expected in the
Rio Grande within the next few days. A
the border stream for many weeks, and al
many points below Roma could he fordcd
with horse. with comparatively few swim
ming strokes.
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Notice.

We have bough, renovated and cleaned
mp the bakery known as Rutherford
bakery, hereafter known as the Browns
vile bakery. We are now ready to serve
the public. We have an expert baker, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27
A stated convocation Of Rio q

A stated c0nv0Catl0n Of Rio Grande
Council II Royal and Select Masters will
be held at the Masonic temple, Browns
willie. Texas. on Tuesday, August 81. 1913.
18th Tuesday, for degree work and action
on petition for \ new council. The COM
panion- will please be at the temple before
Is p. m. L. IT. Thorn, II. r.; J. J. Cooke,
recorder.-s.27 81.
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Neutrality Proclamation Signed

Washington. ID. g.. Aug. II Prc>i-
dent Wilson signed 4 proclamation Civ
ing notice of the neutrality IF the Uni
ted States III the war between Turkey
and Italy.
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assure you We are anxious to give YOU
service. We viii have q regular bread
wagon On strccts within three or four DAYS.
Soliciting a part OF your trade, We are,
Yours Tor business,
BROWNSVILLE BAKERY.
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Let the Herald HidaIgO Advance auto

take You from San Juan TO E%dinburg.
Leaves San Juan Immediately upon arrival
of motor ear each e~vening.-tf.
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When you are in a hurry afternoons to
reach Edinburg you can do SO by taking
the motor ear to San Juan, transferring
there to a waiting passenger auto for the
Hidalgo county seat. Passenger and pack
age service except Sundays.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27

What probably D. the smallest electric
motor IN the world has been built ~ 4
North Dakota i%cwclcr.
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To reach Edinburg in time for supper,
the motor TO San Juan and the Edin-
burg auto thence to supper.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27

H.. Il. Copeland 81 Brownsville wa~ \
visitor last Saturday ~ the bin exhibit at
California products maintained IN Los An
.gelc, by the Chamber ~ Commerce. lie
also attended the free lectures with NOV
ing nlctnrco that are giycn daily.
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About that plumbing that is to be DONE

Call Hayes & Sons. Scores of satisfied
customers. Phone 50.-6ll6ltf
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investigates Carlos Meal Tickets.
7l26ltf
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Mis- Isabel Pierce returned today from
.a trip to the Panama. Pacific exposition.
On her way back she stopped over at diff
ferent points Of interest. spending two
friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-08-27

A Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.. lladden
are the parents of q nine-pound girl. born
yesterday.
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PERSONALS

J. b. Cooke Of San Benito arrived in the
city yesterday.
Frank LaRoche Of Point Isabel was IN
Brownsville today.
+. d. Comes Of San Antonio Il registered
at the Miller hotel.
j.. b. Niano went TO Mission this morn
ing Cd a business trip.
NJ. n. Watts of Donna was a business
visitor in the city today.
W. q. Shaw went to Sam Benito this
morning on the branch train.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. l.. Grother OF McAllcn
spent Thursday in Brownsville.
w. ID. Ball of Houston j. in the city
today, registered ut the Miller hotel.
Deputy Sheriff &. a. Manahan went 10
San Benito this morning on "A business trip.
Dir. y. +. Dutro, United States veterinary
inspector. went TO Rio Grande City on the
branch train this morning.
Mrs. 4. Kaplan has returned from a two
months visit To Chicago, where she visited
relatives >ic ul-o visited othpr p,int-
III the north.
Mis- Frances Landrum. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Wagner.
has returned 10 her home at Landrum'~
ranch. near san Benito.
Sheriff and Mrs.. W. T. Nann returned
today from East Texas, where Mrs. Nann
has been visiting relatives. Mr.. Nann was
at CcntcrVillc ~ q witnes, III one IT the
local courts there.
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Mis- Frances Landrum. who has been
her sister. Mrs.. Robert Wagner.
has returned 10 her home mt Landrum'~
ranch. near san Benito.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11
FOR SALE--i00 coming YEAR

FOR SALE--i00 coming year
lingS, $3.50; 100 cows | to u
years, S50.00--J. +. Whitmore.
J. w. Lewalling came in Mon
day and subscribed for this pa
per and the scmi-weekly Farm
News, which is printed at Dallas.
+ Caruthers returned the lat.
ter part Of the week from Okla
homa City, where he had been
looking after business interests.
Mrs. Lucy Enloe has leased
the Star rooming house and left
Saturday for Fort Worth. Texas
where she will remain indefinite
~.
II you are on the market for a
Hereford bull or a good horse.
1000 to 1900 pounds, address or
call on A.. X. Carter or VIM. b.
FARRELL.
Mrs. Robt. Nolte and children,
who have been visiting relatives
and friends at Paris and other
points in Texas, have returned
home.
Mrs. a. ID. Goldenberg under
went a successful operation for
appendicitis Monday and we
hope she will soon recover from
same.
Adjuster Wilson was in the
city Sunday and made settlement
on the automobile of Chas. Adair
which was accidentally burned
near Norton recently.
Quay County Credit Exchange
turns bad debts into cash. No
no charge. Box GA.
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
Mrs. A. l.. linn, who recently
underwent an operation at the
Physicians hospital, has sufi-
recovered to return to
her home on East Center street.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Reynolds, who has been sick
several weeks with pneumon-
and other complications. is re-
much better and on the
Dad to recovery.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11
Doors e at 7:3O.
Game begins Sis
Admission Csc and 35c

Miss Lorke left Wednesday
for the eastern markets 10 lay in
her supply of new spring mill.
merry.
G. b. {. Patton, of Petrolia
Texas, came in this week to visi,
his daughter, Mrs. a. Reynolds.
and family.
Mrs. Geo. Tate was called tc
Canyon City, Texas by the i'll,
ness of a sister. She left Mon.
day for that place.
w. r. Kirby has rented the
Simpson residence corner High
and LIST streets and will com
mence housekeeping at once.
Notify Dunn's Transfer if YOU
are expecting shipment by
freight. Deliverva made day
goods arrive. Phone iO4. It
Tom Lawson has purchased
the nice adobe, corner Ganell and
End streets, now occupied by DR..
Brown, and will move to same
soon.
M. Mullins of Memphis, Tex
as, was in the city last week,
where he was arranging some
matters with the local United
States land Office.
Only seventeen more days to
list your property with the as
SCISSOR. After that time he is
required to add twenty-five per
cent. Better get busy.
BOJORQUEZ REELECTED
Hillsboro, Feb. 9.--At $3.50 two
thirds of the total vote vas cast
here and all votes are being cast
for Bojorquez, many leading Re-
publicans voting for him. The
is true in Lake Valley and
Faulkner. Other precincts have
not been heard from but the re-
turn of Bojorquez by an increase
vote Is certain.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11
AND PERSONAL

Jones fits glasses correctly.
J. II. Fish was here from III
Paso Sunday.
l.. J. Hilton of San Jon. is a
new subscriber to the News.
Mrs. G.. Berlin was here this
week from Obar visiting friends.
IL. Il. Jones returned Saturday
from a business trip down the
road.
J.B. Yeakley of McAlister called
at this office Monday and sub
scribed for the News.
For Sale White Rock cock
crels. II. y. Thomas, Box POP.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. h. =. Donohoo was serious
~ i'll Monday but fast recovering.
{. Cisco was down from Nara
Visa Sunday visiting his wife
who Is at the Tucumcari hospital.
II. Cresap, of Ottumwa, Iowa,
has u thanks for check cover
ing another years subscription
to the News.
Mrs. Albert Calisch and Mar
garet Cavanaugh of Montoya
were here the first of the week
visiting friends.
A good family horse for sale
or exchange for milk COW. ADJ
dress box 347. #
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Bailey
moved to a ranch near Puerto
this week where they intend TO
spend the summer.
II. r.. Caldwell, "A trainman for
the FL Paso and Southwestern.
has recently moved his family to
Tucumcari from FL Paso.
We get the money and so will
you. II anybody owes you any
thing write to Quay County
Credit Exchange. No collection,
no charge. Box 624, Tucumcari,
n. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11

Whitmore Commission Agency
bought three car loads of cane
seed from towns up the Dawson
line and shipped same to Glenrio,
Texas.
Robbers entered the Lobby
saloon some time last night and
~conliscated about ten quarts of
whiskey. No arrests have vet
been made.
j. Nj. Edwards, an engineer
who runs out of Duran, was in
Tucumcari this week and pur.
chased a nice bill of goods from
the American Furniture Co.
No collection, no charge. Who
owes you money you should
haveT Write Quay County Cred
it Exchange, Tucumcar;, n. M.
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Eggs for Sale-Rhode Island
Red eggs per setting s1.50.
Mrs. Jos. L. Haas.
East High ST., Tucumcari, N. M.
Mesdames Mosely and Evans
will conduct a cooked food sale
on Saturday at the Williams
Grocery store for the ladies' Of
the Woman's Missionary society.
n. w. Mosely, proprietor of
the City barber shop, has moved
his shop from the Aber building
on East Main street to the Flores
building on the central part of
this street.
A, =. Van Meter of Wellsville,
Kansas, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. r. J. c. Duvall. He has a
mercantile store but likes this
country and will perhaps make
arrangements to move here.
Why wait and worry for what
is Justly your own Let US WOO
II your way. Quay County
Credit Exchange, Tucumcari,
N. M.
{. +. Marden was here from
San Jon yesterday on business.
He has sold his mercantile store
and will go into the real estate
business. He is a pusher and
will no doubt make a success.
The herd-law election in the
House precinct this week result
ed in a good vote being polled
with about 3 to / in favor of the
! a W. County com nissioners
were here today canvassing the
vote.
Mrs. J. ii. Chapman received
word last week that her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, had accepted a
position in the bureau of animal
and Margaret has re-
eeived a nice promotion which
pays her $1,000 a year. These
young ladies are graduates from
the Tucumcari high school and
commercial department. They
are making good in the civil SER
For Sale-Rose Comb Rhode
Island Red Eggs S1.5O per set
ting, from strong, bred to lay
also a few h. c. Cockerels
for use.
F. o. Persons,
South of Catholic Church.
A. r. Davis went to Tucum-
carl last week and purchased the
plant of the White Front"
meat market including a large
refrigerator and all needed
equipment for a market. He is
installing it in the front of his
store and will run it as a seperate
department.. Ben Patton will
over the block and scales
md it will be a very attractive
'lace. -Roy Spanish-American.
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III. s. Bows

These games promise to be the best we have
had this season. The Amarillo teams are unde.
feated this season, and the Tucumcari teams
are playing an exceptionally good game of
basket ball. See them, you will enjoy them.
There will be seats for about $50, and the
urshers will make a special effort to see that the
ladies are suitably located. Don't fail to come.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-02-11

SUI j ueSday.
o.. {. Wins was down from
Hudson Tuesday.
Jack Collins, of Stratford. was
IN town this week.
Max Goldenberg made a BUSH
ness trip to Roy today.
Don't forget to see the basket
ball games at the opera house.
John Briscoe was in from his
ranch near Dodson this week.
Jones handles auto and sewing
machine supplies.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips was up
from Montoya this week on BUSH
ness.
M. l.. Murray and wife were
in from Bard this week transact.
ing business.
No. 2 was a bout five hours late
today or account of a washout
west of FL Paso.
Mrs. J. h. McAlpine returned
Sunday from an extended visit
with friends in III Paso.
NJ. II. Koch. the undertaken.
was called to Roy Tuesday TO
prepare a body for shipment.
FOR SALE--lO cows and heif-
ers.--J. J. Patterson, Lesbia, N.
Mex. 3t-pd
J. Nj. Hedgecoke, Jr.. and
Chas. Cochran we're here from
Endec this week on business.
John Pring was up from Quay
last Friday. He reports every.
thing humming in that vicinity.
Miss Dorothy Morris has re-
turned from an extended visit
with relatives at Topeka, Kansas.
!. Z. Barnes of the Barnes and
Rankin firm is able to be at the
store again after several DAYS
illness.
-Four room house with bath
and toilet for rent, close to post
Office. See n write J. X. Wells.
I'D Hall, a local contractor, is
making extensive improvements
on his home in the south part of
the city.
VIM. Massengill has sold his
mercantile business at Quay and
is now selling Watkins remedies
in Union county.
Woman's Home Companion
and American Magazine both one
year for S2.OO at CARROTS Sub.
scription agency.
Mrs. Rosenthal, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Voren-
berg, returned to her home at
Los Vegas today /,
Mrs. d. w. Clark, who UNDER
went an operation at the Physi- ,
;ians' hospital, returned to her ,
home at Logan yesterday. q.
Found--Fountain pen. Owner
IAN have same by calling at this ,
'fice and proving property and ,
for this notice. :
Flour took another leap on the
ocal market Thursday. The r
ADVANCE was from - to S. so peri :.
hundred. 1t is predicted that :,
iour will go at least to SIS within y
he next few weeks.
Lewis Bays underwent a SER :
Gus operation for appendicitis at :
he Physicians Hospital last 7"
week. He is reported to be get.
ing along fine and will soon be a
ut again. 4
Jones is a specialist in compli. y
ated watch repairing.
Mrs. Ollie f. Gault of Quay, q
NJ, has been spending several 2
avs in Tucumcari looking after d
BUSINESS interests. S h will s.
soon to assume the manage
nent of the Quay Mercantile a
ompany which she has recently "
purchased. n
>
or setting ST. so for IS No set
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Walk napowietrzne.
DIVA balony zniszczone.

Londyn, 1s maja. - DIVA balo-
ny niemieckie, ktore urzadzily
,,rejd" ma wybrzeza francuskie j
angielskie onegdaj w nocy, costa
1y zniszczone jeden pod Calais,
drugi W .poblizu przyladka fran
cuskiego Cape Griz Nez. Szcze-
g6ly walk owych So nastepujace;
balon, ktory rzucal bomby ma
Ramsgate w Anglii, zostal odpe-
dzony rychlo z mad wybrzezy
angielskich i odlecia} ku Belgii /;
kolo. Nieuport atakowa}o go 8
aeroplanow Sprzymierzonych,
ktore po wymianie pociskow, u
szkodziiy Niemca powaznie, pro-
bowal on wzniesc sic, by ujsc
Sprzymierzonyn;, ale wnet ma
wybrzezu francuskiem musiai Ia
dowac, a Gala zaioga zlozona z 40
ludzi dostala sic do niewoli: ba-
lon byf kompletnie zrujnowany.
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WieIki sukces Sprzy-
mierzOnych.
Ma pograniczu Ffancyii
i Belgii.

Londyn, Paryz, l8 maja. =
Wszelkie So wskazowki, IL Mem
cy osiagneli punkt przescilenia W
swej ofensywie ma Ypres j lewe
skrzyd}o Sprzymierzonych ten
dencya dotarcia do mora na
Calais j Dunkirk = zamiar ten
udaremniony zostaI jak wszyst-
kie inne poprzednie ma zachod--
MIN teatrze wojny. Straty niemie-
ekie W tel akcyi = licza najskro-
mniej ma 10000 ludzi poleglych,
rannych i pojmanych; straty
Sprzymierzonych So rowniez o.
gromnie ciezkie, ale ME ida W
por6wnanie z niemieckierni, kto-
re wynikiy juz sanej ich roll
- atakujacych: Niemcy W calej
tel wojnie ME szczedza ludzi, pc
dzs ich iawami calemi do boju, a
wierza W atak tiumny, kosztujacy
ofiar masy Gale; qoddajacych sic
swych zoinierzy sami wybga-
ia przykladow podobnych juz
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TEATRZE
WOJNY.
Walk W Galicyi

Paryz, lS maja. = I'd nledzie-
Ii niema wazniejszych spotkan ma
linii walk, 60 uwazac MONA "a
znak, IL ofensywa austryacka ma
reszcie istotnie wstrzymana 20
StaIa, a Rosyanie oparlszy sic 0
San = moga wytrzymac napor
nieprzyjaciela. Jednoczesnie do
nosza, IL pospieszne nadchodza
posiiki pod komenda dzielnego &c
nerala bulgarskiego Dmitriewa.
Tymczasem ME ulega zadnej wat
pliwoSci, il w ostatnich cza--
sach wojska rosyjskie ma ca}ej Ii
rii poniosiy kleske: ma poinocy
inwazya niemiecka ma zmudz i
Kurlandye, gdzie jak sic okazalo,
ME byio zadnych -wojsk rosyJ-
skich, ma poludniu ofensywa au-
stryacka, ktora pozbawiia Rosyan
plonow cafej Rampant zimowej
karpackiej j wyparia ich z gor,
kt6re przejsc usiiowali i w kto--
rych poiozyli tyle ofiar W ludziach
il kosztach wojennych. Obecnie
Austryacy usifuja precise San =
istotnie udaio sic i'm to w kilku
punktach gornego biegu rzeki, ma
Podkarpaciu, ale to mniej wazne
stosunkowo liczycby sic moglo
.przejscie Sanu dopiero, gdyby
Austryacy odebrali Moskalom
Przemysl, twierdze lezaca mad
Sanem, pod kt6ra podstapily pre-,
dnie straze austryacko niemie-
ckie - Moskale utrzymuja, re Je
odparli. Raporty4 j pisma rosyj-
skie przyznaja porazke ciezka,
straty ludzi broni ale zarazem
stanowczo utrzymiljq. re ofensy-
we austryacka juz wstrzymali, ze
(Dokonczenie na sNouicy 3ciej)
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bylo wiele W wojnie biezacej.
ITEM, walk strasznych toczacych
sic ma pograniczu belgo-francusk.
jest nieustajaca dniem noca ka-
Inonada, W ktorej jednak Juz zno,
WI dziaIa angielskie Swietne
francuskie goruja mad niemieckie-
mi. Faktem jest wielki sukces
Francuzow ma linii Arras-Lille, O
statnio jednak sukces ten pow
t6rzony zostai przez Anglikow,
ktorzy koio Ypres mad User rze-
ka zreorganizowali swe linie i
wytrzymawszy caly szereg NOR
Iderczych atakow niemieckich =
sami kolei do ataku ,przeszh a
odpariszy Niemcow przelamali
ich linie bojowe, Wojska angiel-
skie w bolach tych okryly sic sla-
wa nieSmiertelna! DIS Anglicy
i Belgowie So we wielu punk
tach juz po drugiej stronie Ysery,
a jeSli uda sic utrzymac wspolnie
tempo tego naporu = to niema
zadnej watpliwoSci, il Niemcy sic
beda musieli, i to rych}o wycofac z
okolic La Bassee, ktora zarnienili
w jedna pe1na wojska fortece polo
wa. Zwyciestwo Anglikow stresz-
GA skromny rapport, IL w bitwie
krwawej pod Richebourg-P Avoue
pobito nieprzyjaciela i zdobyto
wszystkie jego pozycye i okopy
ma przestrzeni dwu mil. w wal
kach tych szereg grup niemiec-
kich zolnierzy poddai sic, czesc
poddajacych sic Niemcy wymor-
dowali, skierowujac ma Mich ogieh,
swoich mitraliez dziai polo
wych. Anglicy wzieli jehc6w po-
mad poltora tysiaca ludzi. Exper-
ci wojenni stwierdzaja, IL sadzac
po dyslokacyi wojsk Gen.
French, gl6wno dowodzacy an
gielski przerwai linie bojowa ME
miecka, ale niema 0 tenn szczego-
iowych doniesien. Walka toczy
sic dalej bez momentu przerwy
nieledwie. -. Paryskie doniesie-
MIA prasowe potwierdzaja wiesci
o przekroczeniu rzeki User przez
wojska angielskie, oraz ewaku-
acyi brzegow przeciwnych przez
wojska niemieckie.
- Raporty niemieckie przyzna
ia porazke j silna ofensywe an