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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
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3 J. W. Eobbs
CLAUDE S-aceck
chas H.Scntt
c. /. Snyder
:, Fred l.. KNAPP
- J. X. Norwood
J. II. Eeson
Charles E. CarIsen
]. N. Quinn
believe that the men mentioned
above are capable of safeguarding
your interests and worthy Of your
confidence
J. N. Quinn. CASHIER
State Bank cf Raymcr.
Raymes ought to have :. band.
What become of the school notes?
Miss Ssarrett went to Sterling Tues
day for few days visit.
Mr.. Norwood drove to Fleming Sun
d,y with party of men.
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Merritt Nickerscn is the proud poss-
essor Of new motorcycle.
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The Whittiers are in town today with
eleven men looking for land.
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Sherm Mercer went to Sterling last
week where he has employment.
II. W. Fowler and family are nicely
sctt cd in their new home south Of town
A. W. Jackson WAS somewhat under
the weather the latter part Of the week
Frank Fox and wife are now residing
in kaymer having moved in from their
Alace Tuesday.
Messrs. Summers, Rasmussen and
Gibson wen. to Sterling Saturday in
the Graves auto
! am ready &c buy hogs at any time
now. Bring them in. II. d. Dinsmoor
buckingham, Colo.
Miss Elsie Rasmussen came down
from Sterling, Tuesday to visit with
home folks until Saturday.
Mr.. WellmaE Of Sterling is here this
week assisting at the Lumbasr yard in
going over the books and aceS nts.
Maurice and, Marie Allen and Ona
Aehrborgh went to Sterling Saturday
md returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ponnegan of Eddyville. iowa ar
rived Friday, to. visit his son, }. A.
Donnegan and daughter, Mrs. Norwood
=,
Claude lacnck, who went to Ster-
ling last Wednesday to,haye an opera
tion on his throat returned homa Sun
day afternoon.
Wsiter Pischel of Center. Nebraska
arrived Saturday on short visit with
bis brother and numerous other friends
around Rayrser.
o. S. Jeynberg was in Greeley the
first OF the week and closed deal by
which he becomes owner OF steam
fhreshing and blowing outfit.
o. H. Lundvall and family left last
week for Nebraska where they will sis.
it with relatives and friends. They
made the trir ii their auto.
The Rayricr Literary started last
Friday evening with very good i'm
promptu program. Another program
will he given tomorrow evening.
-
have three good rental properties
in Lincoln, Nebraska that will trade
for lands around here. If interested,
write j. II. Allen at Buckingham, Colo
T. Thompson arrived last Monday
from Waunita, Nebr. with his house,
hold goods to make residence on their
claim north Of town.. The family will
come later.
Several are having theis houses re-
modelled around Raymer among the
number a4e c. L. Snyders, A. J. Pet
ries. Gingrass. Graves ard Mr.. Fowler
mas built new one.
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kern in the death of their little three
Hveeks old baby which passed away last
Tuesday. The little one was buried in
the Raymer cemetery.
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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Messrs Fcdlier and Starck of Coiora-
do Springs drove in here Sunday for a
short visit with the Hoffman brothers
MIR. Starck is brother-in-law. They
returned Monday by way Of Sterling.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NJ. +. l.. Puhlisher) Serial 0lsds3 -ol 9200
Department Of the Interior.
L. 5. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Sept, 3, 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Edward
Jansen, Of Buckingham, Colorado.
who on August 9, 1911, June 27, 1918,
made Orig. and Add. H. 4. No. 0l6Os3,
and No. 0ls2oo. for El-2 SW1-4, El-2
NWl-4, and the South East Quarter of,
Section 5, Township 6 North, Range 50
West, 9th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
States Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stan
leyl. a. New Raymer, Colorado, on the
18th day Of October, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ward z. Young. Of weidons. Colorado.
! Emanuel Eersinser. Of -
George Aolh-s. of SO
Erick nloom. of Buckingham. Colo. MIA
a. T. BROWNS. aefi.,er.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Miss Mamie Hoffman who has been
attending school here left yesterday for
Wray where her people are now liz ing.
She won't as far as Morgan with the
mail man. "A
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Mr.. Trainor, who is employed at the
new elevator was called by telegram to
!. Kansas City Friday night owing to the
sudden death of his brother The edi-
tor took him to Morgan that evening.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
Several more new Fords are seen il
and around Raymer.

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The trees have come which were or.
dared by Mira Wanser and she is now
delivering then.
e. Q. Bly, came down from S>esiiAe
Friday to build an addition to the C. L.
Snyder residence.
. Miss Hazel Petrie is helping a, the
y. y. Quinn home while Mrs. Quinn is
staying in the bank.
Miss Norman, who has been spending
sageraIweeks with Mrs. Hoffman al.
the hotel ,ief. for her home in Nebras-
ka Monday. ...
Miss Mamie Hoffman who has been
attending school here left yesterday for
Wray where her people are now Ii, ing.
She won't as far as Morgan with the
mail man. "A ,....
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FOuND-At Buckingham the day af-
ter the big Fifth bracelet. Don't
know how valuble it is. but the own
er can get it by proving property
and paying for this notice.
A- -,
Mrs. klepfer and little boy who have
spent the summer with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Winterrowd.' departed yester-
day for their home at Galveston, Ind.
Miss Mamie Winterrowd went with her
sister and viii spend fye months visit
ing in her old home.
Announcements were received this
week telling of the marriage of two Of
the popular young people of our town.
Miss Otto Winterrowd and Fred Tighe
The wedding took place at st Patrick S
church in Havelock, Nebr. They will
be at home in Raymer Saturday. We
join with the many friends in wishing
them hearty congratulations.
c. T. Arnold and j. G. Rowner Of
Greeley are here this week assisting j.
N. Quinn in writing life insurance.
The company they represent is the
Kansas City Life. the policy they offer
is most attractive one and the COM
pany Is a strong reliable company. Its
state manager J.. T. Allen is very much
interested in the development Of this
section, having some interest in the
bank. Life insurance is now regarded
a good form of protection to a man =
family. and safe and conservative in.
vestment.
The road work needed has been start
ed, lin a small way,) SO far as the pub
lie is concerned. but in quite large
way for one tirm) by Messrs Carnahan
and Taylor putting in some grading on
the roads north of Cutters NE corner
and on the hills near Summers place.
Mr.. Allen puts fifty dollars into the
project. Inc lumber company pays its
full share Of taxes and this sized dona-
ton indicates a generous public spirit
of the kind that Is commendable. II
we will do as much, the county will
most assuredly assist, and we can soon
have good roads. What have you done?
When you have done your share kick
on the business men OF Raymer ii they
do not do theirs. Ii you have done
nothing - oh well. kick, because the
man who does nothing wiil always kick
ne can help it. That is the way he is
Quilt. Kicking is the only thing he Is
good for, SO kick.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

i We have some of those lngersol
syatches that we would be glad to give
toNny boy who will bring or send Us
$500 for two NEW subscribers to The
Enterprise. Bring US one at ono time.
and the other later. and when we get
tie second, you eau have the yateE
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
TIE RAyAllR ENTERpRlsE.
NnrIcE rom runlIcArIox.

N0TICE ron PUBLICATION,
~ P. L. tPahlishsr.l Sarial-0ls,lS-pieest
Department Of the insrrior.
u. =. Land Office AZ Sterling. Colorado
Oct II, 1915.
NoTlcs is hereby given that Nelson
r. Csawfosd, Of Avaio, Colorado. who
on August 9, 39I1, February le, 1912,
made Orig, and Add. H. E. No. 0l6Sl6,
aad No. 0ls96s, for sl-2 Sl.2, of Sec.
IS, 7, I'm, r. 5s W., and Lots 2, 3,
I, and SWl.4 NWlI, Section 4. Town.
ship 10 North, Range IS West, 9th
Principal Meridian, has fled notice OF
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Sterling. Colorado, on the
18th day Of December, 1915.
cilimant names IS witnesses:
Wallace ]. Woods, Of Ayalo Colorado
William Van pewnaer. q ''
John a. Crawford. of - eas
Lewis Chiiit1sen, o. |" I2.9
A. +. BRoY.ss, Rar53s.er.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

All books of the Travelling Library
should be returned during the next ten
days, as the library must be returned
TO the Commission at Denver.
j. 0. Smathcrs
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Sherm Mercer went to Sterling last
week where he has employment.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
MP L. tPablisherl Serial ull22s- -oeios2
Department Of the Interior.
L. s. Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
October l3. 1915.
NoTIcE is hereby given that John W.
Knifton, Of Stoneham. Colo, who on
February "a. 1910, March Il, 1915,
made Orig. and Add. Homestead En-
tries, No. 0ll233 and No. 02l0s2, for
Nl-2 NW1-4, Sec. %, and Nl-2 NE1-4,
Sec. q. and WIZ SEl-4. Section 20.
Township 7 North, Range 56 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Five Year on
Orig. H. E.. Final Three Year on Add.
H. E. Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
States Commissioner. Clyde l.. Stan
ley) at New Raymer, Colorado, on the
36th day of November, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Noruan Femlins. oi Stoneham. Colorado.
Lloyd Lemmens. Of
Levi Allmendinser. of i1-2s
Joseph Knifton. Of II-25
A. +. Browns. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

FouND-At Buckingham the day af-
ter the big Fifth a bracelet. Don
know how valuble it is. but the own
er can get it by proving property
and paying for this notice.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Mr.. Wellnar Of Sterling is here this
week assisting at the Lumb.ss yard in
going over the books and acr y nts.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kern in the death of their little three
Iveeks old baby which passed away last
Tuesday. The little one was buried in
the Raymer cemetery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

The Whittiers are in town today with
eleven men looking for land.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

II. W. Fowler and family are nicely
sctt cd in their new home south Of town
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28
CT Interest To Ladies

II you wish to subscribe for two of
the leading ladies magazines the "Wo-
mans World" and " Plain and Fancy
Needlework call for sample copy
at The Enterprise. One years sub
for the two Scots. Mrs, c. r. Graves
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Several are having theis houses re-
modelled around Raymer among the
number are c. L. Snyders, A. J. Pet
ries, Gingrass, Graves ard Mr. Fowler
mas built new one.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Maurice and Marie Allen and Ona
Rehrborgh went, to Sterling Saturday
and returned home Sunday afternoon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Mrs. .Klepfer and little boy who have
spent the summer with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Winterowd,' departed yester-
day for their home at Galveston, Ind.
Miss Mamie Winterrowd went with her
sister and will spend Ave months visit
ing in her old home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Merritt Nickerson is the proud poss-
essor Of new motorcycle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Raymes ought to have :. band.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Miss Elsie. Rasmussen came down
from Sterling Tuesday to visit with
home folks until Saturday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

I. Thompson arrived last Monday
from Waunita, Nebr. with his house,
hold goods to make residence on their
claim north Of town. The family will
come later.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

A. W. Jackson WAS somewhat under
the weather the latter part Of the week
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Mr.. Norwood'drove to Fleming Sun
d,y with party of men.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

have three good rental properties
in Lincoln, Nebraska that will trade
for lands around here. If Interested,
write j. II. Allen at Buckingham, Colo
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Miss Starrett went to Steain2 Tues.
day for few days visit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

The Rayrier Literary started last
Friday evening with very good i'm
promptu program. Another program
will he given tomorrow evening.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Mr.. ponnegan of Eddyville. iowa ar
rived Friday. to. visit his son, J. A..
Donnegan and daughter, Mrs. Norwood
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Claude lacnck, who went to Ster-
ling last Wednesday to,have an opera
tion on his throat returned hona Sun
day afternoon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

What become of the school notes?
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

Wsiter Pischel of Center. Nebraska
arrived Saturday on short visit with
bis brother and numerous other friends
around Rayr9er.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

o. S. Jeynberg was in Greeley the
first OF the week and closed deal by
which he becomes owner OF steam
fhreshing and blowing outfit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

o. II. Lundyali and family left last
week for Nebraska where they will .is.
it with relatives and friends. They
made the trim ii their auto.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-10-28

! am ready &c buy hogs at any time
now. Bring them in. II. d. Dinsmoor
Buckingham Colo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25

was Mr.. Polhemus, under another
name. He was an author seking 10
cal color, and in the end he married
Jane, in spite of Jim Bowers, who
was the villain, only he'd given him
a mustache. AS for me and Cy
Brown, we was just ignorant old
country people who used strange
words, and Pd told him the meaning
of 'em all myself
Jim was so mad when be heard
about it that he got a copy and when
he'd read it he wouldn't speak to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25
ee = . . 80 - 7
A DRESS REHEARSAL

. . - So $50
BY George Munson
Copyright by w. G. ChapmaR.)
Looking for local color, you say,
miss? 1 guess you can find it here,
an right. We've had lots of authors
from New York in these parts, study
ing our peculiar ways and writing
about the simple habits of us unso-
phistieated rustics. But we didn't
know it until Mr.. Peter POlhemus
woke us up to that fact.
That was the Mr.. Peter Polhemus
who made such a stir with his book
on New England folks last year. Sold
a hundred thousand copies, they say,
and must have made three or four
hundred dollars out of it, reckon.
Jane Topaz, who came here to milk
the COWS when had rheumatics in
my hands, was the heroine, Mr.. Pol
hemus himself was the hero-you
could tell that the minute you set
eyes on the book; and Jim Bowers,
who's now editing and printing the
Pittsield Gazette, was the rustic vii
lain.
''He was a nice man, we thought
then-Mr. PoIhemus, I mean = al
ways fussing and Tuning around to
learn our unsophisticated ways. He'd
stop me in the middle of the street to
ask the meaning of some common ex-
preston he'd heard, which everybody
uses, although them city folks don't
know them, in their ignorance. And
after he'd spent three weeks at Cy
Browns, taking up Jane Topaz's time
she's his niece-and aggravating
jim Bowers until he talked of fight
ing him, Mr.. PoIhemus took his de-
parture.
Next thing we heard about him
he'd written James Honeymooners.'
Everybody was saying it was as good
as Shakespeare. Cy Brown amt
much of a hand at reading, but he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-25
AFSHs
Wanted to Know Where He Had
Worked.

Jane, 1t seems that the hero had
used to kiss ane behind the barn,
and Jim thought Mr. Polhemus had
done it. It took Jane the best part of
week to persuade Jim that she had
not kissed Mr.. Polhemus, and as soon
as she had convinced him that she
hadn't Jane started in and wanted to
know why he'd robbed a bank in his
youth and had to give her up to Mr..
POihemUs SO he shouldn't tel on him,
and why he'd won her simple rustic
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01
REVOL1UCIJA ALBANIJOJ.

Albanijoj kilo revoliucija prizes
Turkijos sultano paskirtq guber-
natoriu Essada Pasa. Essado ru-
mas mieste Tirana tapo pa
DANCES ismestas. Mieste Kavala
10 Salininkai tapo isskersti. Uz-
laikyti kraSte tvarka If sulaikyti
skerdynes, nuo Italijos kariSku
laivq issodino jureivius mieste
Avlona. Italia teisina savo pa
sielgima tuomi, jog nori wien su-
lafkyti nekaltu zmoniu skerdy-
mes, todel tiki, kad niekas prizes
ltallos pasielgima neprotestuos.
Protestuoti prizes tai galetu vien
Austria, bet il, turedama kare,
neturi kuom savo protesto pa
remit, todel lures tyleti, nenore-
dana su Italia erzintis.
Essad Pasa surinko savo sa-
lininkus ir is Kraja istrauke prizes
revoliucijonierius i Dibra aplin-
kines.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01
MEXIKO.

Kaimyniskoj Mexiko republi-
koj ramumo If tvarkos, kaip ne
buvo, taip nera. Buves Huertos
generolas Bias Opinal, surinkes
tu!q skaitliu nemegs+an6iu ramu-
mo vyru Texas vslstijoj, megino
su jais pereiti rubeziu il apvaldy-
ii miesta Piedros Negros If ten
sukelti revoliucija prizes generolo
Villa isprausta prezldenta Gu
tie1rez, bet tas nepasisek6, mes
einant per rubeziq, Opinal tapo
nuSautas rubeziaus sargybos, o
be vadovo If jo kariautojai is
Legiojo.
San Antonio, Texas, atejo
zinia, buk mieste Mexiko, uz kri-
tikavima elgimosi Villos If Gu
tierrezo tapo susaudyti genera
las Aragon if pulkininkas David
Rarlanga. Generolas Villa pri-
sake stovinciam prizes Carranzos
pajiegas prize Suvienytu ValstijIl
rubeziaus generolui Maytorena
pasltraukti nuo rubeziaus, mes
saudant, kulkos gall lekti per ri
beziq, delto prisieitv susivai-
dyti vel su Suvienytomis Val
stijonlis.
Mexikonai Escabante If Cruz,
uz u:nluSima dvieju Anglijos pi-
lieciu, tapo teismo mirtim pa
smerkti If pakarti.
Generolo Villos kareiviai Car
ramos pajiegas, susidedancias is
10000 kariautoju, su mazesnemis
paliegomis sumuse prize Pueblo ir
Apizaco. Villos kariautojus mu-
sin vede generolai Zapata if An
geles. | Vera Cruz atgabeno 9
vagonus suzeistu Carranzos ka-
reivip; muSyj uzmuSta ju taipgi
nemazai. Villos kareiviai 20 mu-
siui uzeme miestus: Pueblo, Api-
zaca, Pachuca If Cuadalajara.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01
BALKANU VIEsPATYSTEs.

Lygiai viena, kaip If kita We
danti kare Europoj puse stem
eiasi savo pusen Bulgaria pa
traukti. Vokietija stengiasi sa-
vo pusen Bulgaria. patraukti
If ia uzsiundyti ant Ru-
ananijos, jeigu toji paklausytu
Rusijos If stotu prizes Austria !;
kurstoma Bulgaria ii prizes Gre
kija If Serbia, ant kuriu Bulga-
ria turf piktuma, mes jos prizes
Balkanu kare padarytq sutari-
ma sulauze. Rusija siulo
sugrazinti Bulgarijai Runanijos
nuo jos atimta Dobrudza, jeigu
j stos talkininkq pusen; uz tai
Rumanijai siulo Transylvanija If
Bukovina, jeigu Austria bus
iveikta; Vokietija gi siulo Ruma-
niiai Bessarabija If rumanu ap-
gyventa Chersonio gubernijos
dali, jeigu su jos pagelba Rusi-
ia bus iveikta,
Francuzija If Anglia siundo
GTekija prizes Turkija; uz prisi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01

dejima prie talkininl1u siulo Tur-
kljai prigulincias salas. Kaip
praneSama is Londono, Grekija
pasirengusi padeti Serbijai jos
karej su Austria, bet patvirtini-
mo zinios apie prisidejima Gre
kijos prize talkininkq Wis dar ne
ra. Su prisidejimu prie talki.
nlnku Grekija nesiskubina todel,
kad jie, noredami, kad If Bulga-
ria stotp jp pusen, kalbina Gre
kijq If Serbia, dali ju po kares
nuo Bulgarijos affinity zemiu su-
grazinti jai atgal, del kurlp Il
nenori remit talkininku. Nei
Serbia, nei Grekija, nesitikeda-
mos didesnic pelno, nesiskubina
Bulgaria uzganedinti il iSsiza-
deti tu buvusios Turkijos kraStu,
kurie yra jau ju rankose Todel
Gina toliau derybos; Bulgaria. gi
k istis karen drauge su
observation-disclosures ia po Balkanu
kares Grekija ir Serbia ne
nori; il laukia nuo talkininku di-
desniu pazadejimu, mes siuloma
jai atgal Dobrudza jos neuzgane-
dina. Francuzija If Anglia stu
10 jai turku atgal atimta Adria-
nopolio apskriti, bet j geidzia
gauti bulgarp apgyventa Makedo-
MICS dali zinoma, il uz priside-
jima prie talkininku noretu gauti
If Konstantinopoli; nors tam ne
sipriesintu nei Anglia, nei Fran
cuzija, bet tam priesinasi Rusi-
ia, mes il Konstantinopoli nori
sau paimti; nenori, kad toks svar-
bus miestas tektu bulgarams, ir
kitos Balkanu pussalio tautos.
Delto tai ir sunku talkinin-
kams sutaikyti Balkanq tautas II
jas savo pusen patraukti, bet,
kaip rodosi, galu-gale jos vis-gi
bus karen itrarrktos, ilgai ramiai
uzsilaikyti negales.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01
JAPoNIJA 1R RUsIJA.

Japonijos parliamento posedyj
uzsieniu minister's apreiske, Jog
Japonija nemano pagelbon Ru-
sijai savo kareiviu siusti, mes. to
nuo Japonijos niekas nereikalavo.
Didesnems islaidoms kariumenes
drutinimui pasipriesino parlia-
todel ciesorius parliamen-
ta paleido, mes ministerial mano,
kad be kariumenes drutinimo ap-
sieiti negalima.
Parliamento besiprieSinimas
dauginimui islaidu kariumenes ir
karisko lsivyno drutinimui rodo,
jog ir tauta ne taip prielanki ka-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01

sc II steh2lasi jQ linlJas perlauztl.
Tuose kraStuose Wis dar traukia-
81 smarkqs muSiai.
Anglia savo orlaiviais, povan-
deniniais laiveliais if greitais
skraiduolia;s megino uzpulti por-
te Cuxhaven surinkta vokieciu
kariska laivyna If porta. Cux-
haven uzdengia Kiel kanalq il
yra labai druta pajuriu tvirtove
If js dar dengia fortai salutes
Helgoland If Neuwerk. Prize
CuXhaven buvo vokiSki kariski
laivai If Zeppelino orlaiviai Ia
me susir6mime pasirode, kad di-
deli vokiSki Zeppelino orlaiviai
negali atsiremti prizes daug ma
zesnius hydro-aeroplianus. Uz-
puolime dalyvayo 7 angliSki hy-
dro-aeroplianai iris sugrizo ne
Tzgauti ant karisku laiyu, o tris
i ju1es nusileido If tapo iSgriebti,
prazuvo tik vienas. Hydro-aero-
plianai lake tirStos miglos lekio-
10 ties portu If jane stovincius
Vokiskus laivus mete bombas, bet
del tirStos miglos negalejo daug
blogo padaryti Vokieciai saude
IS kanuoliu, bet nepataike, todel
pasiunte savo ZePpelinus, bet If
tie nieko blogo padaryti neisten-
Sc, mes nepataike ju bombos.
Ant music lauko piet-ryGiuose
nieko svarbesnio ncatsitiko. Tur-
kai priejo prize Batumo, If ten
apsistoje, nieko svarbaus nenu-
veike. Angliski If irancuziSki po.
vandeniniai If torpediniai laive
liai isigriebe ] Dardaneliu siau-
-uma ir bombardavo vel tvirto-
yes fortus. Toliau plaukt meme
gino, mes nebutu galeje atsilai-
kyti prizes didelius turku karis-
lus laivus.
Sdvienytq Valstiju ambasado-
rius Turkijoj, Morgentau, praneSe
Washingtonan, buk Rusijoj, Kat
kazo apskrityj, prizes Rusijos val
dzia sukilo mahometonai. Bet
kad zinia ia 10 gauta nuo Tur-
kljos valdzios, kuri net perdaug
megsta meluoti if kad ia atsiunte
anbasadorius Morgentau, kaip
1ravarde rodo, matyt zydas, ne
prielankus Rusijai, tai jai per-
daug tik5ti negalima. IS Kon-
stantinopolio taipgi pranese apic
mahometonu sukilima prizes Ang-
lijos valdzia Egipte, bet If tai
ziniai perdaug tiketi negalima.
Vaidai Italijos su Turkija del
suemimo italiSko konsuliato tar
no ne tik neiSnyko, bet dar to-
liau nuzenge, nes Turkija uz-
dare italiSkas mokyklas Turkijoj
If tuom dar labjau italus suerzi-
no.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-01
Is Kares Lauko.

Londonas, gruodzio rs d. Cia,
pasiremiant oficialiais If neofi-
cialiais pranesimals is Petrogra-
do, pradedama tiketi, kad rusai
laimejo kita didele pergale Cali
cijoj If kad netolimoj ateityj ga
lima bus isgirsti apie nauja mil
ziniska pirmyneiga rusisku armi-
ju, kurios pastaruoju laiku tapo
atmestos atgal nuo Karpatq kal-
III.
ISilgai music linija, kuri tesla