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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
.ELKO NAN EXPERIMENTS WITH
SAGEDRUSH IN NEW TANNERY
Experimental BE Made to Determine
Value of Pohob IN Use For
Tanning Leather.

G. s. Garcia viii send out men the
first Of the week to bring in sage
brush for use in his tannery. The
experiment is to be made in one of
the vats to determine II sagebrush
can be put TO economic use in tam
ming leather.
Mr. Garcia had thought out this
problem for himself and was wond-
ering why sageBrush could not be
used to produce the necessary tam
mic acid before he heard from Sam
Davis. He had had other evidence
that conyinces him the sagebrush will
effect saving over the imported oak
tan bark.
Mr. Garcia began yesterday using
the first leather turned out in the
Elko tannery. His famous saddles
will now be all homemade from the
hide of the steer TO the silver mount
ed product.-Elko Independent
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED
FOR FEDERAL BUILDINGS
Treasury Department to Disregard
Congressional Appropriations
Hereafter.

A Washington dispatch asys that
the Treasury Department hereafter
will construct postofiices and other
federal buildings in accordance with
the needs and Importance of places
where they are located instead of
spending all that Congress appropri-
ates. In some instances expensive
postoffices have been built in towns
where the postal receipts were not
sufficient to maintain them.
Postoflices, Assistant Secretary
Newton announced. will be consid-
cred in four classes Those having
receipts of more than yS0, 1000 year:
those having between 100000 and
SS0,000 those having from SIS, 900
to 100000 and those below $4,000.
By following the same plan in ac-
quiring sites the department on 1876
purchases, spent 100000 less than
Congress authorized
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND
TAKEN Up IN A MONTH

From June 9th to July 9th the
state engineers Office received 72
applications for the appropriation
of water for the reclamation of
land. Fifty-eight of these applica-
tions cover 15,525.60 acres of land
for agricultural purposes and the
balance for stock-raising purposes.
The fees for the fling of applications
amount to $1,0S0. The filings COW
er tracts of land in White Pine,
Elko, Lander, Nye, Humboldt, Wa
shoe, Lincoln, Douglas, Ormsby and
Lyon counties. The fees paid are
for the filing of the applications and
after the engineer has looked over
the lands under the filings and ap-
proved them the land will become
the property of the applicants.
The largest tract applied for in
this list amounts to 1910 acres
and the smallest 25 acres.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
AUTO|ST ACCOMPANIES
HIS CAR OVER CLIFF
Fallon Man Backs Car Over 4O-Fo0t
Embankment and Is Unhurt;
Auto Demolished.

A. Henriksen of Fallon had a NIL
raculous escape from death at an
early hour Saturday when the high
powered auto which he was driving
hurtled over the edge of forty foot
embankment and embedded itself In
the bottom of the ravine at the foot
of the sheer precipice, a mass of
junk scarcely worth the trouble of
hauling away.
Henriksen was on his way to
Truckee. When near Verdi he took
the wrong road which led up steep
incline. After proceeding some way
on his course he came to the cOnclu-
sion that he was going the wrong
way and attempted to turn around.
He backed his machine dangerously
near the edge of the cliff and for
some unknown reason the brakes re-
fused to hold In an instant he felt
the car going over and before he
could extricate himself from the
steering wheel the car had turned
turtle and he was carried down to
what he imagined would be certain
DEATH After a terrible crash and q
stunning blow Henriksen realized
that he had struck bottom and that
the car was on top of him.
1t only required a few seconds for
him to realize that he was not SER
iously injured and he scrambled out
from under the debris to take In
ventory of himself. He found that
he had not sustained so much as a
scratch and was none the worse for
his experience, except for few min
or bruises occasioned by the fall.
His machine was a total wreck and
was left in the bottom of ~the- -rayine.
Journal.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
GOVERNOR BOYLE DID NOT
REFUSE MILITARY ESCORT

The published statement that
Governor Boyle had refused TO be
escorted to the exposition grounds by
a troop of cavalry and band. on the
occasion of the celebration of Nevada
day, are without foundation.
The facts of the case are that the
Governor, hearing that such was the
intention, communicated with Com
mander Woodwork at the Preside
and asked that this formality be
omitted, thanking the commander for
the honor that he would confer upon
him by sending the escort, and ex-
planning that the press of other
business was the reason for him pre-
ferring to go to the grounds accom-
panied only by his staff.
The explanation was accepted by
the commander and no escort was
sent to the Palace hotel as stated
in the reports.--Carson News.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
MAKES "A DIFFERENCE
WHOSE OK is G0RED

When you tell newspaper man
he should have more nerve than 20
suppress an item of news out of con-
sideration for individuals, don't get
mad If you see his mouth curl in con
tempt; he cannot help IL. for You are
just the kind of man that invari-
ably rushes to the newspaper office
with request for the suppression
of news item that happens to pinch
Remember news items ere not sup
pressed out of consideration foI
criminals who may be innocently in
volved; any reasonable man knows
that he is at any time liable to be
the sufferer from publicity about the
actions of others, therefore he keeps
his mouth shut about such matters
II is the unreasonable man who
kicks because the other fellow ISM
given due publicity for his wrong
doings.--Exchange,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
SON OF FERNLEY RANCHER
FOUND DEAD NEAR VISTA
Anson Clark Heap, Missing Since
May fst Comes to His Death In
Mysterious Manner.

A party of children from Reno,
while walking through the hills to
visit the home of an old hermit last
Wednesday came upon the dead body
of man at a point about three
quarters of a mile south east of Vista.
The Sheriff Office was notified and
deputies were hastily dispatched to
the scene. From papers found on
the body it was determined that the
body was that of Anson Clark Heap,
member of Copper Queen lodge,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers. In addition to papers found
in his clothing there was 5000 in
money and gold watch. Lying near
at hand was a rusty Iver-Johnson re-
volver of 3S caliber. At first it was
thought to be a case of suicide, but
investigation by the sheriff devel-
oped that the man had been shot in
the back, or at least portions of the
clothing were found in the wound in
the back, while clot of blood was
in the pocket of the vest the man
had worn.
Heaps father who lives on a
ranch at Fernley was notified and
from him it was learned that the
dead man had left Fernley about
May first and no word had been re-
ceived from him since then. He
was unable to account for his sons
presence in such an out of the way
place.
Heap is said TO have been quiet
man. with no known enemies and was
in good health when last seen ind
no reasons are known that would
lend weight to the theory of suicide
while the money and other yalu-
ables on the body would seem to dis
credit the possibility of robbery as
the motive. II he was murdered.
The coroner's jury rendered q
-commital verdict, being unable
to his death.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
FULTON Il. SEARS MAKES
REPLY TO {. P. 0SCOOD

Editor Churchill County Standard,
Dear Sir: Permit me in reply to
the article signed by Mr.. e. p. Os-
good, in your issue of June 30th to
say that we all realize that Mr.. Os-
good is a deep student of irrigation
with the best of intentions; he is q
friend of mine and friend of the
water user, he would leave no au-
thority unturned or personal effort
stand in the way to aid them.
In this article, however, he has
drawn conclusions from what was
said which is Unfair to me and others.
Should anyone be interested enough
to know about this ask the commit
tee, Mr.. Merritt, Mr.. Taylor, Mr..
Drumm, Mr.. Bud Williams or Mr..
Moody.
l wish, however, to admit that
did object to a departmental en-
ploye addressing the appropriation
committee of Congress on the occa-
sion of its visit to our project on any
subject. Should this gentleman
have information of value to US let
him report it to his department
which would be much more bene-
fetal to the water user.
Mr.. Osgood's argument would be
much stronger and have greater
weight, If it were not for the fact
that it is favored with taste of the
Reclamation pie.
FULTON H. SEARS.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
Millman Meets Horrible Death

The body of Joseph Murphy. who
met frightful death in the Stahl
brothers mill at Masonic last Thurs
day afternoon, was brought through
Carson this morning, enroute to
Reno, where II will be prepared for
burial
Details regarding the unfortunate
affair are meager, but those received
are to the effect that Murphy was
caught In the betting at the mill and
thrown into some machinery and be.
fore the latter could be stopped both
legs and an arm were severed from
the body. Death was instantaneous
Murphy had lived Ia the state for a
long period and was As years of age
From Reno his body will be shipped
to Winnemucca for burial. AS far
as known he had no surviving rela.
tives.-Appeal.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
GEORGE WINCFIELD RECEIVES
SECOND BLACKAAILNG LETTER

George Wing6eld has received a
second blackmailing letter threaten
ing his life unless he pays the au-
thor $4,000.
The letter was mailed at the Reno
postoffice July 18th. Il was signed
THE Organization.
Wingheld received the first black
mailing letter july 3rd. II demand
ed $4,000, and instructed him TO
take the money in his automobile to
point near Washoe City.
The writer now offers 20 comprO-
mise for $4,000 less. Wingheld be-
lieves the demands originated from
band operating on a big scale
throughout the country. lie has Of
fered $1,000 reward for information
leading to the capture of the black
mailers.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
SUES RAILROAD COMMISSION

The Bell Telephone Company has
brought suit against the railroad
commission in Elko county to en-
join them from enforcing an order
they made regarding rates on extern
sion of telephones The sum of
money involved is not large, few
hundred dollars a year being suf-
iieient to cover the difference, but
the telephone people want to have
the order set aside, as a precedent,
claiming that if such an order we're
to be made permanent their rights
will be infringed and other equally
erroneous orders Will be possible.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
1t is learned from different source

1t is learned from different sources
that the resorts at Lake Tahoe are
not enjoying the business that was
expected, many people of California,
who annually visit the famous wat
ering place. having elected to take
in the expositions instead Of spend
ing the summer in the mountains.
However, many Fasteners are stop
ping at the Lake on their way to the
coast
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21

Easy. Yankee ~ "If some one
were SO ill-advised as to call you a
liar, colonel in what light would
You regard the act?'
Kentucky Colonel would re-
gard is simply as a form of suicide,
sab. Dallas News.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
A smile may hide mans thoughts
Just as paint occasionally conceals a
womans complexion.
Notice TO Property Owners.

Notice is hereby given that those
who have not called at my Office and
given in their property or have not
been assessed by field deputies must
call at the Office at once and give
their property or the law will be
fulfilled and an arbitrary assessment
made OF property included In their
ownership.
], c. coNIFF. Sheriff.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21

For Sale
One span of mules about $50 TBS,
double breeching harness and one
bolster spring wagon. For further
particulars inquire Midway Hotel,
Tonopah, Nevada,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21

Before you buy glasses send for
Free Booklet-"EYE SERVICE" to
E. j. Nixson. Nixon Building, Reno,
Nevada, filter and maker Of real SER
vice glasses. m291y
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21

Patronlze the Standards job
Printing Department,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.

For the week ending June Il, 1915
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
ROZPACZLIWE POLOZENIE
w MEXYKU.

Washington, 9 lipca. - Rapor-
ty Czerwonego Krzyza przynosza
Mexyku tax straszne wiado--
moSci o giodzie i rozpaczliwem
wprost poiozeniu biednej ludno-
sci, re prezydent Wilson, jake
prezes tel instytucyi, wydal kie-
rowniczce akcyi ratunkowej pan
ME Boardman polecenie, by ME
podawaia ich do publicznej VIA
domoSci, gdyz moga bye one ce-
lowym manewrem partyi, prag--
nacej doprowadzic do zbrojnej
interwencyi.
Mimo to panna Boardman pu-
blikuje w dalszym ciagu donie--
sienia O ostatecgnej nedzy tysie-
cy kobiet dzieci, ktorych jedy-
nym pokarmem So korzonki i zio-
la. Zwlaszcza W polnocnym Me
xyku panuje zupeiny brak srod-
k6w zywnosci, gdyz to co jest,
zabiera przemoca wojsko rewo--
lucyonistow.
Totez przebywajacy tam urze-
dnicy konsularni urguja departa-
ment stanu, by ME zwlekal zbyt
.dlugo najdalej W przeciagu mie-
siaca przystapii do jakiejs sta
nowczej akcyi. Domaga sic tego
ME tylko gl6d panujacy, ale TAX
re niezdolnosc przewodcow re-
wolucyjnych do przywrocenia
pokoju.
Wojska Carranzy W sile okoio
5000 ludzi napieraja znow ma
Mexyk miasto ,ktorego broni 10
tysiecznar armia Zapaty.
z Laredo, Tex. donosza, re
zoinierze Carranzy zajeli po II
godzinnej bitwie miasto Icamo-
la, poiozone o % mil ma poinocny
zach6d cd Monterey. w walce tel
miaf Villa stracic 500 ludzi.
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Ma zachodnim Teatrze
WOjny.

Londyn, Paryz, 8 lipca. - Sy-
tuacya maio zmian przedstawia
- walki wra niepowstrzymane,
ale to walki pozycyjne, polegaja-
ce ma obleganiu wzajemnem
pozycyi, ME ma swobodnej polo
wei walce liniowej, dlatego pre-
wlekle bardzo rezultatu ich
dnia ma dzien zauwazyc prawie
ME mozna. Wczoraj i ,onegdaJ
punkt ciezkoSci walk ma polnoc
cd Arras: tam ma linii Angres-
Souchez Francuzi odebrali Mem
com ponad 500 yd. pozycyi, po-
przednio zdobytych, Niemcy jed
max atakiem odpowiedzieli,
jak Berlin gIosi, odebrali znowu
zdobycze francuskie. Paryz u,
trzymuje, re 700 yd. pozycyi ME
mieckich jednak W reku Francu-
zow pozostaio. Pod Verdunem
Niemcy skupiaja roboty wyraznise
obleznicze: pod St. Michel wrs
walka dzialowa; 100000 swie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09

Wieden, 8 ipca. - Ataki ME
przyjaciela ma froncie Gorycyi
zostaly odparte, ma pograniczach
Tyrolu Karyntyi artyleryjskie
dziaiania. lyle rapport. Pisma ME
mieckie austryackie glosza, IL
bitwa mad Isonzo, Cd kilku dni
trwajaca zakonczyla sic wielka
kleska Wlochow, a Gala wytezo-
ma ich bombardacya pozycyi au-
stryackich zadnego poprostu re-
zultatu ME przyniosla.
Rzyn, 9 lipca. - Raporty w}o-
skie choc niedlugie, stanowczo
przecza przechwalkom austryac-
kim, a ma dowod podaja fakt, IL
Wlosi zdobyli miejscowoSc Pod
CORA panujaca mad miastem Co.
rycya stanowiaca klucz pozycyi
W calej bitwie W tel stronie sic
toczacej. Wlosi nastepowali cd
strony Monte Calvario wspar-
ci poteznym dzialowym ogniem
nieustannym, W szeregu atak6w
ma bagnety zdobyli Podgore, a
upadku i wziecia samej Gorycyi
spodziewaja sic 1ada dnia. Mafo
jest wiesci z, ,innych linii w}oskie-
go teatru wojny. w Alpach ka-
rynckich walk wra zwawe, W
.lipcu juz Wlosi wzieli tam 1000
Austryakow do niewo1i. Aeropla-
my wloskie zapuszczaja sic dale
ko zwlaszcza W giab Istryi, po-
mad Gorycye i mad Tryest.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09

RZYM, 9 LIPCA. = Potwier-
dza sic torpedowanie ma Adrya-
tyku przez nur austryacki krazo-
wnika wioskiego ,,Amalfi" W
sfuzbie rekonensansowej bedace-
go; znaczna Geese jego zaiogi
zostaia ocalona - licza ocalonych
ma 500 lub wiecej, ale re 200
zginac miafo. Okret szedl ma
dno wSr6d okrzykow zalogi
MECH zyja Wiochy"
PARYz, 8 LIPCA. - Fran
cuski okret wojenny zatopii ma
kanale La Manche nura niemie-
ckiego; szczegofow brak, ale
wiadomoSc pewna.
LONDYN, 8 LIPCA. - Teraz
dopiero okazuje sic, il to ME nur
rosyjski, lecz angielski zatoph
pancernik niemiecki typu
Deutschland" ma Baftyku w o.
statnich tam stoczonych bitwach
morskich. Rosyjskie doniesienia
przyznaja ten szczeg6i ciekawy,
stwierdzajacy, IL muir angielski cd
byI szczeSliwie daleka i ryzyko-
wna droge rekonesansowa az ma
Ba1tyk, minai wszystkie niemie-
ckie stacye obserwacyjne niedo-
strzezony zdazyl wziac udziaf
w walce ma Ba1tyku, zadajac
Niemcom strate najciezsza! Od-
leyloSG Anglii do Gdahska juz
wynosi 900 mil, a muir dotarl da-
lei jeszcze, bo az W sasiedztwo
szwedzkiej wyspy Gotland. -.
We Srode angielski parowiec
cheshire" zosta1 wysadzony W
powietrze ma Morzu Poln. przez
mine niemiecka.
RZYM, 8 LIPCA. - Rad wio
ski zarzadzit blockade wojenna ma
cafem austryackiem wybrzezu A
dryatyku. Okrety handlowe i ne
utralne beda konwojowane przez
statki wloskie; wybrzeza austry-
ackie So pilnie strzezone. All
stryacy maja w Pola, swym por-
Gle wojennym 6 nowych nur6w
- przeto ma ME uwaga szcze--
golniejsza jest zwrocona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
WILSON ODRZUCI PROPC
.ZYCYE NIEMIECKIE.

Waszyngton, 8 lipca. - Me
miecka odpowiedz W sprawie
,,Lusitanii" sposobu prowadze-
MIA podmorskiej kampanii przez
nury ma bye tu dis, albo jutrc
doreczona.
Dokiadna jej tresc ME jest je-
szcze wiadoma, pewnem jest jed
max, re ME zmieni ona W niczem
zasadniczych pogladow prezy-
denta. w szczegolnosci Rad tu-
tejszy odmowi niemieckiemu da-
wanna informacyi co do charak-
teru ladunku okretow, odpiywa-
jacych z port6w amerykanskich.
Sekretarz Lansing uznai, re IT,
dzielanie tego rodzaju informa-
cyl byioby aktem, sprzeciwiaja--
Gym sic neutralnoSci.
Spodziewaja sic bowiem, re
Niemcy zazadaja, ably Rad wa
szyngtohski zgodzii sic ma wy
DAME swym obywatelom zakazu,
by ci ME podrozowali ma STAT
kach wiozacych amunicye lub
kontrabande wojenna. w tym
wypadku Stany Zjednoczone mu-
siaiyby powiadomit zawsze Ber-
lin, ktore okrety ME wioza amu-
nicyi ami innej kontrabandy, a
Niency zagwarantowaliby i'm
bezpieczny przejazd. TEN samem
jednak Wuj Sam poSrednio in
formowabby Rad germahski o
charakterze ladunkow inych pa
rowc6w, t. IN. udzielaiby mu
wiadomosci wojennych, co jest
sprzecznem neutralnoscia tego
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
MOVIE WOJSKA ROSY|. = W|ELK|E
STRATY AUSTRYAkOW.
.IFRANCUZI ODPAR-
Ii NIEMCOW.
Ma WkOSKIM TEATRZE WOJNY.
SPR AMY MORSKlE.
SPRAWY MORSKlE.
WIELKIE OKRETY ZATOPIONE
co Sic DZIEJE MA BAEKANIE? &?

zych wojsk niemieckich sProwa-
dzono ostatnio ma zachodni teatr
ma fronty lotarynskie.
Paryz, 8 lipca. - Ma linii An
gres-Souchez wzieto Niemcom po
naszym ataku a ich kontrataku
700 yd. pozycyi pierwszej linii -
granaty reczne walka wrecz W
bitwie tel znamiennie sic zazna-
.czyla ma og6i Niemcy ME wy
trzymuja impetu Smialosci alta
ku francuskiego. w kontratakach
wykonanych zaraz Po ataku
Francuzow, Niemcy z 500 yd.
tylko 100 odebrac zdolali. Straty
Niemcow byly ogromne w O.
wych zdobytych okopach wybito
aNiemc6w dosIownie do ostatnie-
go! Miasto Soissons bylo wczo-
raj SLIME bombardowane. Mad
Aisne walka dzialowa i minowa, /,
W Szampanii pod Beausejour
Francuzi minami wysadzili jedna
pozycye niemiecka. Pomiedzy
Moza Mozella przewaznie ar
tylerya pracuje.
Londyn, 9 lipca. = Niemcy
wykonali silny atak ma pozycye
pod Pilkem zdobyte ostatnio
przez Anglik6w; artylerya angiel
ska skierowa}a dziala ma idace do
ataku szeregi niemieckie zmio-
tia je kompletnie, znaczne bardzo
straty zadajac nieprzyjacielowi.
Berlin, 8 lipca. = Niemieckie
raporty kr6tko donosza o
iodparciu atakow francuskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
Sprawy MOrskie.
Nota Niemiec do
Ameryki.

BERLIN, 8 LIPCA. - Spo--
dziewaja sic nareszcie wystoso--
wanna odpowiedzi niemieckiej ma
note Stan6w Zjedn. dis lub ju-
tro; do noty tel ma bye doiaczone
zdanie Niemiec W sprawie zato-
pionego ostatnio ,,Armeniana''
statku, ma ktorym znow kilku--
dziesieciu Amerykanow zgine}o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09

nosza one z CORA $4,000 zoinie-
RIA, nadto armia ia zosta}a od-
cieta W zupefnoSci Cd polaczeh z
armia Mackensena, W Galicyi
dziaiajaca: arcyks. Ferdynand
niebacznie zapuScA sic "a daleko
ku Lublinowi i zachodzi Ottawa
otoczenia i ogarniecia zupelnego
lego armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09

nrzYiaCielOWi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
WOJNA W POLSCE.
MOskale wstrzymali O.
fensywe Niemc6w.

WIEDEN, 8 LIPCA. - Ra-
porty austryaekie przyznaja, Il
wielhe bardzo wojska rosyjskie
skupione na p6lnOc Cd KraSnika
| ma Iiniach okolicznych wstrzy-
ma4y postep wojsk niemiecko :
austryackich W gaab Lubelskiego
gdzie Rosyanie W ostatnich
dniach przeszli do ataku, SLIME
napierajac ma pozycye austryac-
kie - ataki te zosta&y ,jednako--
woz odparte.
Berlin, 9 ipca. - I niem1eckie
doniesienia zgadzaja sic au-
stryackiemi IL Rosyanie sProwa-
dill oIbrzymie posilki ma swe Ii
ME w Polsce, a W szczegolnoSci
ma linie w Lubelskiem i W Bessa-
rabbi, gdzie widocznie atakowae
mySla Niemcow j Austryakow nS
Bukowinie, tenn samem wzmo-
ga woiska owe W Galicyi, mad
Dniestrem dziaIajace i mad Zlota
Lipa. Wojska rosyjskie maja bye
znakomitym surowym materya--
lem, ktory jednak niema zadnego
wyrobienia nj cwiczenia wojen--
nego.
Londyn, 8 hpca. - Sytuacya
ma polskim teatrze wojny pred
stawia sic tax, IL ponad wszelka
watpliwosc nsp6r austro ME
miecki ma Warszawe zosta& zno-
wu wstrzymany przez Rosyan !
utraci4 sw6j ped SHE impetu. w
Lubelskiem, gdzie Austryacy,
pod wodza arcyks. Ferdynanda
usiiowali wedrzec sic jak MAZDA
lei ku Warszawie, by ja zajsc
i cd strony poludniowo -wscho-
dniei. zostali odparci i pobici, a
cofnac sic musieli o 12 mil = So
teraz ma poinoc cd Krasnika. A
tax cd strony zachodniej, kiero-
wany przez wojska uiemieckie
pod Borzymowem zostal rowniez
odparty i wstrzymany. Wszyst-
kie doniesienia zgadzaja sic na
tym punkcie, IL Rosyanie po-
wstrzymali nap6r niemieeko-au-
stryacli ma caIej linii, nadto, ze
sprowadzili ogromue posilki / O.
zywili bardzo wydatnie dzialania
swej artyleryi, co dowodzi, IL do
stall wystarczajace zapasy anu
nicyi.
Piotrogrod, 8 lipca - Punkt
ciezkosci walk przeni6si sic W
Lubelskie, gdzie W. ks. Mikoial
powstrzymai i odparl ofensywf
austryacka: walka tam nieskon--
czona ,owszem szykuje sic tam
wieIka liniowa bitwa, cd kt6rej
wiele moze zalezec, po ktorej e
wentualnie Rosyanie powroca dc
ofensywy. Straty Austryak6w "
walkach dotychczasowych W Lu-
belskiem maja bye ogromne: wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
Walk ma Morzach.

.OSCi amerVkafl SkleI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
AJAX NIEMIECKO- AUSTRY.
ACKI POWSTRZYMANY!

ma linii Angres Souchez ma dal-
szych liniach walka przez dzien
caIy trwala pod Apremont, ME
dajac zdecydowanego rezultatu,
wzieto jednak Francuzom 45O
ieic0w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09
Reid Awiatyczny.

Londyn, 9 lipca. = FlotyIIa
aeroplan6w anyielskich francu-
skich, ziozona Z 20 maszyn zbom
bardowaIa wczoraj doki niemie--
ckie. W Bruegge, W Belgii, zna--
czne wyrzadzajac szkody ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-09

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