davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
GaIipoIi Campaign Furnishes
the Most Bitter Battles of War

entire firing line made a general ad-
vance. We were the first o leave the
trenches We advanced short dis
lance and began to dig ourselves in.
for the Turks were firing furiously.
had made a good cover when a chap
Crawled up to ne hit in the leg.
While / was turning around - give
HIM a first aid dressing, must have
exposed my leg Tor ! felt a shap pain,
was hit / could not get away from
the location which was dangerously
near the enemy trenches. Then the
Turks started 10 advance. Our fell
lows were forced TO retire. OF course
they could not take my wounded COM
panion and myself was not going
to be left for the Turks so J man
aged to get onto one foot and hop
ped $50 yards 10 cover The Turks
were thrown back and my companion
was later brought I'm by stretcher
bearers
The Allies have lost heavily on the
peninsula as well as in the straits.
The following narrative was con-
tanned in a letter from sailor Of
the battleship Majestic. sunk by the
Turks. The sailor had witnessed
the sinking Of the Bouvet, Irresist-
able. Ocean, Goliath and Triumph.
I'VE were getting the torpedo nets
afi at b.52 a. m, o.. May p Suddenly
! J spotted a submarine just rounding
the bows Of a troopship of our port
beam I drew the commanders at
! tentiOn to H. lie replied: Yes. here
comes the torpedo The torpedo trav-
eed at a good rate of speed through
the water AT 633 IL struck the Ma
/ iestic. The poor old ship shook nor
ribly.
"A huge volume Of water shot up
/ TO port some zoo feet In the air Our
end. like the others, had come at last.
I Men obeyed orders to the very minute.
All recognized that it would be q night
for life Evervone was ordered to
look about for things that would keep
them aioat. Everyone was cool
There was no panic The transports
sent boats. The trawlers and tugs
began TO move in close But all Of the
men had 10 take 10 the water to be
saved / took farewell look at the
old ships deck and dived overheard
swan TO a French tugboat and was
taken aboard Az $40 We watched the
ship heel over. She died game. The
admiral's flag was still flying as she
ltoppled over ana turned bottom up
After all the excitement was over
opened my Y NJ. c. A. book and these
words we're before me.
IT have fought a good fight have
finished my course. have kept the
faith"
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
WONDERFUL
HOW RESINOL
STOPS itching

To those who have endured for years
the itching torments of eczema or other
snch skin eruptions, the relief that the
first use OF Resmol Ointment and Resi-
mol Soap gives is perfectly incredible
After all the suffering they have en-
dured and all the useless treatments
they spent good money for, they cannot
believe anything so simple, mild and in
expensive can stop the itching and burn
ing INSTANTLNl And they find it still
more wonderful that the improvement is
permanent and that Resinol really drives
away the eruption completely in very
short time Perhaps there is a pleasant
surprise like this IN store for you. Resi-
uol Ointment and Resinol Soap are sold
hv all druggists For trial free, write
to Dept. 3O-R Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
Excellent for sunburn.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
WILMINGTON aids
WAR SUFFERERS
Letters of Thanks Received
Voice Appreciation OF
Those Helped
BOMBS DROPPED NEAR
HOME OF ONE WRITER

Mrs. Willard Hall Porter mas re-
ceived the following letter from the
Red Cross headquarters in Paris ex-
pressing appreciation of the assistance
given through the war relief commit
tee of Wilmington The letter is as
follows:
Paris. June %, 1915.
My dear Mrs. Porter. In your
last letter you tell me you rave again
sent me three boxes on May 25 How
can | thank you enough or show my
appreciation for all You and your
daughter have done and are doing 1t
is simply impossible. / now have on
my list the names of thirty five sol
diers in the trenches. nearly all
known to me personally. and most Of
them have seen. and to them ] send
once a month and frequently more
often. a package Then / have Is
hospitals in Brittany to which 7 send
all sorts of things including medi-
Cines. instruments besides pausements
and clothing.
was expecting to be sent last
week again to the front, but at the
moment the order was given by the
government for the time being. no
one could have the permission to 60
up to the front. so ! have to wait un-
til the order is changed by General
Joffre; heretofore it has been the
minister of war who has controlled
this But I will go later Thank you
dear Mrs. Porter and all your work
ers for what they are doing for me
and do have them continue lost
one of my intimate friends on the
Lusitania, man ! biCycled with over
France. I think This crime has done
more to arouse the American senti-
ment and to open the eyes of the peo-
pie than any event which has oc-
CURED during the war It brought
at least nearer home the horrible
harbsric and uncivilized ideas and
modes of acting OF the Germans.
We feel we are approaching these
days a very critical moment in the
war While / do not believe the Yep
pelins will come to Paris again.
think thew may try il and as they are
threatened, everyone has laid in his
mask TO protect himself against the
poisonous gases and instructions have
been given how TO act. I do not know
If NV last letter was sent before or
after the visit Of the Taube II few
over my house. and threw bombs in
my quarters. { not only heard the
explosions. but felt them Happily the
visit was a failure. for no one was
killed and the damages caused were
not serious BIT the visit was in full
daylight and was seen by everyone
Last Saturday / was at the hospital
In the Prince de Waysam's beautiful
home, Avenue dc lAlma. and there
saw those who have lost their eye
sight, and some have been terribly
disfgured by the burning fluids thrown
by the Germans Paris is a hospita
and everywhere in the streets yor
see only manned and crippled men
and II you chance to see one VIII,
Is not. he is an old man I have 4,
much to do thai J am still remaining
IN town, but am taking care of m,
work in Brittany just the same
Again. many, many thanks for al
you have done AS soon as the boxe.
arrive ! will notify YOU.
Yours very truly.
CHARLES HOLMAN BLACK.
Other letters made public by III,
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
ELKTON FIREMEN TO
HAVE A CARNIVAL week
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md. July 24--The fol-
lowing committees have been appoint
ed for the freuan's carnival to be
held on the Edison summer gardens,
on North street, the last week in
August
Stands and Decorations H. Frank
Witworth. Arthur NJ. Rambo. A. Vic
tor Davis. Andrew Rambo, James AL
fred Lewis. William p. litter How
ard Smith. Morris Strickland. ID. J..
Arrest. Stanley Evans. Or. w. T. Nor
rison. j. j. Minister
Amusements "A Victor Davis. Sam
uel L. King. Elwood N Sweet Jacob
r. Biddle. Howard s. Vincent. Albert
-. Denver. William j. Fenton.
Parade-Dr. W. r. Morrison Tavlor
w. Mckinney. Dr.. II Arthur Mitchell,
Jacob T. Minister. d. j. Arrest
Advertising William c. Feehly.
Frederick II. Letter. Joseph NJ Nc.
Vey.
Music-C r. Fink.
During a heavy thunder storm the
first of the week the barn on the
farm of Charles Buckworth on Bo-
htmia Manor. was burned and a horse
| killed
Mrs George Spear is entertaining
Miss Marian Price of Bethel Henry
II. Hagar Of Chesapeake City. was in
town this week James Carson of
Port Deposit spent Thursday IN Elk
tOn-George n. Bennett OF Chesapeake
City was recent Wilmington visitor
Alfred T. Lort Of Washington. ID.
! c.. has been visiting his uncle. John
Hasson Terrell Mrs. Hester c. Lewis
and Miss Hester Lewis are spending
the rest OF the summer in Atlantic
! City Miss Bertha White is the guest
of her brother. Charles W. White in
Saybrooke. Conn Miss Mollie w.
Foard and her sister. Miss Annie Hy-
land Foard. are the guests of Mrs
Robert Casperson in Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
JAMES e. BARBoDT.


dilot fIduttt june ~ 1910.
Mrs w. H. Porter Chairman Sewing
Committee, War Relief Committee.
My dear Mrs. Porter-In the last
letter you tell me that you have again
sent me three boxes on May Is. There
has not been time sufficient for them
to arrive, as | am only now receiving
through the American Relief Clear
ing House here. cases sent in April
Often when open the packages. my
ewes fill with tears. for / know how
glad some fellow will be to get the
articles. I need so much, for the war
goes on and supplies lessen. I try to
send as far as possible only to the
fellows without families and Who do
not get packages from home. I now
have on my list the names of 35 sol
diers. nearly all known TO me per-
sonally. then I have Is hospitals in
brittany. As soon as the boxes ar
rive I will notify you
Yours very sincerely.
CHARLES H. BLACK.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
CANDY SPECIALS.

Maxixe Cherries contain luscious
cherries in liquid cream, coated with
thick chocolate. 29c box.
Bars Saturday Candy. assorted
chocolates. twenty-five different CEN
ters in each box. 29c per ID.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs.
Market & Second Sts.*
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
For the Ambulance Hospital,
FRANK II. MASON


Paris. France. 2Sth June 1915.
Mrs. John Bancroft. Chairman. War
Relief Committee.
Dear Madam We wish TO advise
that We have received at our ware
house two cases delivered to Nine
Roger Wilton, supplied by you through
the War Relief Clearing House. New
York city. ex. S. S. La Touraine"
sailing from New York. q April. 1915
We are forwarding this to the ad-
dressed
Very truly yours.
For the American Relief Clearing
House in Par..
JAMES E. BARBODT
Evening journal., 1915-07-24
Neuilly, Paris. France.

July 6. 1915.
Mrs. II. W. How ell Chairman Surgi-
cal Department War Relief COM
mittee.
Dear Madam am requested by
the executive committee of the Ameri-
can Ambulance Hospital of Neuilly to
acknowledge anu thank you and your
committee for your generous contr-
hutton of the liberal and carefully
prepared supply Of hospital materials
which have been brought by DR. Speak
man This hosritai has now 552
Wounded patients Every case Of
such supplies that comes from Ameri-
ca fills an immediate want and we
are constantly appealed to by some
of the crowded but meagerly supplied
French Hospitals in Paris and else
where to share with them whatever
can be spared Please convey our
sincere thanks 10 the members Of
your committe and believe, me, ma
dame.
Evening journal., 1915-07-24

Get 20 know and read and use the
Want Ads and you will soon see they
will save you many a dollar and get you
what you want at the same time-Adv.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-08

con el General yllt0res.so 4.....--.
en- su prisi6n en- Fort Bliss, propo-
niendole por medic de un CORES
p0nsal del New York World, que
Sc le pondra en- libertad y Sc reti-
raran todos los cargos en- contra
Suya, 81 convene en- retirarSe a Vi
vir a la parte oriental de la rep6-
blica y Sc alicia de los centros re-
volucionarios de Mexico. El Ge-
neral Huerta rechazo la PROPOSE
ci0n diciendo que podrian retener-.
10 preso todo el tempo que quisie-
sen, pero que el no entraba en-
transacciones nj arreglos en- asun-
tos que afectaban a su dignidad
personal y sus derechos como
hombre libre, y que estaba resig-
nado a soportar el castigo que lie
aun cuando no habia
ningun delito.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-08
Del DrJ.H.MeLean.

e
H.
H.
la la medic
a al
J. H.
i
II
ENFERMOS oches tba iabon
buena cn
ell Volnico
el Vocanico del H. Mclean
del vendendo
BUENO HOMBRE BESTIA
botl Vddo todos Mcina
Direcones completes rededor botena
PREPaReDo uNicAMENTE PoR
J. A.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-08
l. Lasnentable Deli

II SaDado ppd0. Ola Z
rige, las A p. m. dej6 d,
en- esta de Taos dona Socorro osln
doval, esposa del apreciable taose-
no Don Abran Sandoval.
La extinta sehora contaba al
tempo de su muerte "a edad de
81 amos, habiendo nacido el dia Is
de Abril de 1864. Case con Don
Abran SandovaE el dia 13 de Mayo
de 1892.
Su muerte vino a causa de para
lis que sufri6 por cinco amos.
Deja pasa sentir su muerte, a
mas de Su esposo, cinco hermanas
mujeres Y dos hermanos hombres,
una tia y gran n1mero de sobri-
nos.
La Hermandad de N. P. Jesus,
en- session reunidos, adopt6 la 81
guiente resolution con motive de
la muerte de tan apreciable seno-
ra:
ReSuelvase por la Hermandad
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-08

The firm of Niles & Woody hav-
ing dissolved, |, the undersigned,
will not be, from today, responsible
for any accounts due by said firm.
T. O. WOODY,
Taos. N. Nj.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-10-08

su esposo afligido, nuestro conso-
clio Don Abran Sandoval Y demas
deudos el balsamo de consolation.
En- su entierro y funeral, que
tom6 lugar las II a. IN. del Do
mingo, asistieron los niembros de
la Cofradia y gran numero de pa
rientes y amistades de la extinta
sonora.
Ambrosio Sandoval
Romulo Trujillo
Daniel Garcia
Comisi0n
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LA ACTITUD
De La REWSTA
En- ReferenCid a Las
Differences Candi-
daturdS Para
Empleados de
Estado.

AL tratar sobre el tema mencio-
nado en- el epigrafe que antecede
deseamos especifcar claramente
que LA REVISTA es un peri6dico
Republican, que dara apoyo leal a
cualquier candidate postulado por
la convention Republican, de esta-
do, aun cuando el mislno no sea
de nuestra preferencia antes de
que sean hechas las nominaciones.
El sello y dictamen de la conven-
ci0n bastara para determlnar nues-
ira conducta por la raz6n de que
sinceramente favorecernos ell -eXito
de nuestro partido y consideramos
deber nuestro someternos a sus
mandates. Esto no quiere decir
que LA REVISTA sea un 6rgano
partidarista sujeto a las 6rdenes y
dictados de amos Y cabecillas poll
ticos, sino que en- el buen sentido
de la palabra es un organo de los
principles y medidas del partido
Republican, y Sc impone a 81 mis-
ma la obligation de sostener a sus
candidates regularmente nomina-
dos. La llnica cosa que podria en-
friar nueStro cello y apagar nrles-
tro entusiaslno provendria de cue
la convention de estado descono-
ciese los justos reclamos del ele-
mento hispano-americano y que
tratase a este con el menosprecio
con que ha sido tratado en- otras
ocasiones. En- ese case LA RE-
VISTA daria a conocer su opinion
en- una manera NADIA equivoca y
reprobaria con toda la energia de
que fuese capaz desaire semejante.
Hecha esta explicaci6n, pasare-
mos al asunto de las candidaturas
y diremos en- primer lugar, que
ningun candidate postulado por el
partido democratico, por muy al
tos que sean sus meritos individual
les, recibira el apoyo de LA RE-
VISTA, porque contemplaremos.
tai candidate como enemigo de
nuestros principles y de los ideales
del Republicanismo y como repre-,
sentante de un partido cuya politi-
ca esta enteramente opuesta a los
intereses preferences del pueblo.
Estamos al tanto de que Dem6cra-
tas prominentes identificados con
el elemento hispano-amerlcano han
denunciado como criminal cual2'
quier esfuerzo que Sc hace para
mejorar las condolences politicas de
nuestro pueblo, abogando alberta
mente por la mas abyecta y servil
Submission. Estos mismos han amez
nazado a nuestro pueblo con el os-l
tracismo Y la servidumbre politicat
81 persiste en- reclamar derechos
que justamente lie pertenecen. LA
REVISTA considera tales proce- !
dimientos como perniciosos y per-
judiciales en- extreme y esta opues-
ia a cualquier individuo que aprue-
be y propague tales doctrinas por-
que contienen distinciones raciales
que tendran el efecto de postergar
V eliminar el elemento hispano-
americana. Su credo y su lena
de nuestro periodico es: "Igual-
dad absolute para todos los ele-
mentos de nuestra popqlacion.' I
Ahora en- cuanto a aspirantes a 4
candidaturas. RepubEcanas, dire
mos que tenernos preferencias pla-
t6nicas hac;a algunos de ellos J nos
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
TRzECI NAlAD ...
Ma WENECYE
SLYNNE MALOWIDLA w
KOSCIELE ZNISZCZONE.
Straty w ludZach male.

Rzym, via Paryz, 25 pazdz.
Dzisiai o gcdzinie $40 rano lot
nicv austryaccy dokonali trze-
ciego naiazdu ma Wenecye. Z
tlwcch aeroplanow rzucono ma
miasto wiele bomb, ale stosun-
koWc male one poczyniiy szko-
dy. Zabite So tyllo try osoby.
Naiwieksza szkode wyrzadzila
bomba, kt6ra pad}a ma dacn Ko
Sciola Deqlie Scalsi. Przebila o.
ma sklepienie i zniszczyla ma
MIN cenne malowidla i wspania
le rze5by Trepalego. Ma plac
pred katedra sw. Marka padla
cgnista bomba. ale ME wyrza-
dzi}a szk6d zadnych. lime szko
dy w budynkach prywatnych
Ga nieznaczne. Aeroplany ALL
stryackie powrocily oko}o 11tej
W nocy i ponownie rzucily ma
miasto kilka bomb, ale tym ra-
zcm szk6d ME bylo zadnych.
A;Istryacy odparli Wioch6w.
Wicdeh, 25 pazdz. Komuni-
kat urzedowy wiedenski glNi
ze gloszone tryumfy wloskie So
wv!nvslone. Wszystkie ataki
wloskie zostaiy odparte.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
MANIFEST KR0LA SERB
SKIEGO.
Umrze wraz 7 oiczyzne, gdyby
miala bye pOkOnana.

Londyn, 26 pazdz. The Daily
Telegraph podaie "a wiadomos-
ciami niemieckiemi, o wydanlu
przez krola serbskiego Piotra,
manifesto do narodu o nastepu
iacei tre$ci:
Wick rozbroH mic. ia.
kt6ry obrany zostalem waszyn
kr6lem nie posiadam luz sill
bym armie prowadzic mogl ma
woine bronil ojczyzny ore
zen. Jestem siabym starcem
kt6ry mic wiecei ME Jest w sta
ME uczynic, lax b1ogoslawid
woisko, meow, kobiety i die
ci serbskie. Lecz przysiegan7
wan, ze ieSli powy naiazd sprc
wadzic by niai ne mas pokona-
ME, ME przezvie Zniszczenia,-
lecz umre tal1ze z oiczyzna."
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26

ma poz,ycye nasze pod Petru-
cha, ma zachod cd Kozian, wzie-
lismy sporo Niemcow do me-
wolf, w tenn kilka karabinow
maszynowych. i
Berlin, 25 pazdz. Urzedowy
Iomunikat niemiecki brzmi ma
stepujaco:
,,Grupa ar1nii marszalka Hin
denburga: Ma poludnie cd Kek
han, poludniowy wschod cd
Rygi, rosyjski atak zostal od-
,arty. Kontrataki, podjete
przez Rosyan ma pozycye, ia
kie odebraliSmy i'm % pazdzier-
nika ma polnocny zachod cd
Dzwinska, ME powiodly sic. -
Jiczba wzietych do niewoli Ro
syan wzrosla do % oficerow i
'3,705 zolnierzy. Zdobylismy IL
karabinow maszynowych i je-
den minomiot.
,,Slabe silly niemieckie, ktore
posunely sic ma pohoc cd Hulk
ska musia}y sic cofnac pod ma
porem przewazaiacych sill ro-
syjskich. Ma polnoc cd jeziora
Dreswiaty atak rosyiski ma po
zycye nasze pod Gaieni ME u
dai sic. Ma zachod cd Komaro-
wa wojska austryackie wdarly
sic ma pozycye rosyjskie ma
froncie przeszlo 3 mile dlugim. I"
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
NIEMCY PRZYZNAJA "a
TOPIENIE KRAzOWNIKA
PRINZ ADALBERT. 4

Berlin, 26. pazdz. UrzedoWy
biuletyn wydany wczoraj do,
nosi:: 5f
Telegram generalnego szta-
bu morskiego, daty 23go D.
m. donosi, re krazownik Prlnz
Adalbert zostal aatopicny poo
!Libawa dwonna strzalami (tof- !.
ipedamiy, z niepryjacielskleJ
Ilodzi podwodnej. Ma nieszcze- nj Is
lscie tylko nala ,czesc zatog1 zdo g
Iiala sic pratowa6
Yaicge zatopionego krazownl
ka, st&nowiio 557 marynarzy ]
oficer6w. KrazowAik ten za5o-
piony zostal prey angielskaa
dzspodWodnas
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
El:xI J ] RA
L SYTUACYI Ma BALkA,
MACH.

LONDYN, 26 pazdZ. SprZy-
mierzeni zazadali cd Serbii, aby
zdOIaia sic jeszcze utrzymat
przez ) dni. w tym czasie ma
dejdzie skuteczna pOmoc.
z Salonik ruszyia do Doran
siina kclumna angieIska, kt6ra
zaatakuje Bulgar6w dalei ma
wsch6d.
Przeprawe pod Orsowa stor-
sowali Austryacy. rZuciwszy nd
scrb6w 5000 ciezkich poci-
sk6w.
Rosya ukoiczyla juz prZygO-
towania do wysiania znacznyci,
siI na polnoc Serbii.
Kraza pog.oski, ze cabinet
grecki zrezygnowal.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
WALKA 0 RYGE. |
DzW|NSK zACIEKkA
'PIOTROGR0D GLOSI DAL'
SEE SUKCESY.
Berlin twierdzi, re wszystkie a
TAXI rosyjskie Odparte.

Londyn, 26 pazdz. Ma from
Gle zachodnim W dalszym ciagu
toczy sic zaciekla walka o po-
siadanie Dzwinska i Rygi. -
Niemcy zdobyli ostatnio II
lousk, ale Rosyanie kontrata-
kiem wyrzucili ich z tel miej-
scowosci. Obydwie strony glo-
sza sukcesy. Komunikat rosyj-
ski W tel sprawie donosi:
Piotrogr6d, 26 paz. w oko-
Ilicy Rygi Walk trwaja dalej.
INA poludnie cd jeziora Babite,
INiemcy podjeli ofenzywe, ale
bezskutecznie. w okolicy OLAF
odbywal sic pojedynek artyle-
Iryjski. Ma lewym brzegu rzeki
Dzwiny, Niemcy podieli kilka
Iatak6w, niekt6re bardzo zacie-
Ikle. Piec atak6w odparto. Pod
jczas ego ataku, Geese Niemcow
wdarla sic w nasze okopy, ale
zcstala odcieta cd reszty wojsk
niemieckich i czesciowo zosta}a
iwybita, czeSciowo wzieta do
niewoli. Bardzo malo Niemcom
.udalo sic uratowac ucieczka.-
IAtak ten wreszcie na calei linii
zosta} odparty, W czem wyblt'
ma role odegrasa nasza artyle-
:rya.
Poch6d Niemc6w wstrzymany'
i w poblizu Dzwinska, W O.
kolicv ma wsch6d cd Hukska
nieprzerwanie toczy sic peina
tfuryi walka pomiedzy pracyml
naprz6d Niemcami, a zastepuJs
icymi i'm droge Rosyananni. Pc
jzaieciu IlIukska Niemcy starall
sic rozwinae swoja ofenzyWe'
ale zostali wstrzymani ma "a
ich6d cd las6w iHukskich. Row
!!niez wstzymany zostal pochod
.jNiemc6w ma wschod cd Pochlll-
ina ma poludnie od 1lukska. =
ma poludnie cd ie2id5fEaasss ass Mezurll n
!toczy sic gwaltowna Walka walk ar
j! !tyleryjska, Rowniez toczy sic
walka artyleryjska mad jeziora
mi Denmen DSsswiaty. Roz-
[bilismy calkowife nieprzyja-
leiela mad iezioraihi ldeghile /
lBaginskiell1s w ataku naszym
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
cago Ill., Wtorek dnia 26.go Pazdzernika (Octobe) 1915
ondyn Rzym traca nadzieje pozyskania Rumunii

garskiej, gdzie ruszyly "a mimi
w poScig wojska francuskle. -
LIMA kolejowa cd Barokli po
Rabrowo jest W rekach sprzy-
mierzonych. Najwiecej ucier-
pieli Bulgarzy cd slynnych
trzech cal0wek francuSklch.
Co m6wia Serbowie?
Nish, Serbia, c5 pazdz. Urze-
dowy komunikat serbski zaprze
cza tryumfalnym zwyciestwom
bulgarskim, ale pZyznaie, ze
na pograniczu serbsko bulgar
sko rumunskim, gdzie Niemcy
przepraWili sic przez DunaJ
pod Orsowa i pra naprzod, sY-
tuacya Jest krytyczna. Jesli STA
be silly SerbSkie zdolala sic
przez czas dluzszy utrzymac w
krzyzowym ogniu Bulgar6w i
wojsk auStro nienlieckich, to
akcya sprzymierzonych odwro-
cic moze niebezpieczehstWo pc
laczenia sic woisk austro nie-
mieckich 2 bulgarskiemi. Gdv
pcmimo nadludzkiego bohater
stwa Serbow, bed5ie to niepo-
dobienstwem, droga z Wiednia
j Berlina zostanie otwarta do
Konstantynopola.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-26
OBAWY 0 RUMUN|E
PRZECHYLA SIZE ONA Ma
STRONE NIEMIEC.
w Rzymie stracOnO juz wszel-
kie nadzieje.

Londyn, 25 pazdz. Wielkie tn
panuje zaniepokojenie ma kto-
ra strone przerzuci sic Rumu-
MIA. Pahstwa sprzymieZonych
wywarly znowu nacisk, aby
Grecya Rumunia wypowie-
dzialy sic, po ktorej stoja stro-
ME, ale 0 lie Grecya, skrepowa-
ma grozaca jej blokada floty
sprzymierzonych ME moze wy
powiedziec sic ami "a, ami prze-
civ sprzymierzonym, o tyle Ru
munia zdradza objawy pronie--
mieckie. Ujawnia sic juz W Ru
munii sentyment przeciw an
cielski. Wprawdzie cabinet ru-
munski dalej radzi, co robic, l.
lie W gabinecie tym jest wick
szose germanofil6w, wobec cze-
go kryzys W gabinecie jest ME
unikniony. Jest to- zapowiedzia
dla sprzymierzonych jak mai
gorsza, gdyz w takim razie no
wy cabinet rumunski bedzie z}o
zony z samych przeciwnikow
sprzymierzonych, a wowczas
Rumunia otwarcie przejdzie ma
strone Niemiec.
w Rzynie straconO nadzieje.
We WIoszecn stracono juz
calkowicie nadzieje, ably Ru-
munie zdoiaio sic pozyskac ma
strone sprzymierzonych. To sa
mo lest z Grecya. Wprawdzie
wviechal do Salonik nastepca
tronu greckiego, aby osobiScie
przygladnac sic ladujacym W
dalszym ciagu w Salonikach
woiskom sprzymierzonych, ale
lest to tylko akt kurtuazyl. L
Aten jednak donosza, re stano-
wisko Grecyi zalezne jest cd
liczby wojsk sprzymierzonych,
jake wyladuia w Salonlkach'
.Tesli liczba ia bedzie o lyle po-
kama, re ma zwyciestWo llczyc
bedzie MONA, Grecya przyia-
czy sic do woisk sprzy1nlerzo-
nych, a fnoze nawet jej sladem
-paiazie Rumunia, w przeclw-
nym razie Grecya wolf rozbrolc
nawet swa armie, ma niepeWne
bowiem wody rzucaG sic ME
sisah.os y sSl.t SIS ...s