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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
NARROWED AMERICANS REACH
LONDON ON WAY no U. \

LONDON. Feb. ~. - About 100
Americans temporarily marooned In
Paris ~ II result of the cancellation
Cf sallngs between English channel
ports because of German submarine
blockade, arrived today In London
They Immediately left for Liverpool
TO hoard the American liner New
York, whose sailing was postponed nj
the request Of Ambassador Page unit
ths Americans could arrive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
NOISE AWAkENS
San FRANCISCO
Panama Pacific Exposition Opening
Day Breaks With Hubbub Of Sound
Making instruments.

san FARNCISCO. Feb 2O-The
Panama Pacific exposition opened to-
day The enthusiasm broke forth at
dayhrrak In AcuphOny n sound.
the like Of which never before had
been heard In San Franclsou
For an hour beginning at q 80
o'clock. steam whistles, automobile 81
rens, church bells, street car gongs
and hubbub making Instruments of all
kinds joiued In a Joyous din awaken
Ing the city and sending It's thousands
toward the exposition
The days program called for citi-
zens, clubs and various societies and
organizations 10 assemble along Van
Ness avenue to march 10 the fair
grounds.
The actual opening " the exposition
gates was to be signnlized by the dis
charge Of artillery salutes from the
government posts on San Francisco
bay and at noon the program called
for President Wilson 10 send an cleo
tric spark through the air from Wash
lngtOn to be received on the radio an
tennae swung ON the eXpOsitlOn's tow
er " jewels aud which was 10 cause
the doors Of the exhibit palaces TO
open and the machinery In machinery
hall to start.
Franklin X. Lane secretary Of the
interior representing President VIII
son, Governor Hiram W. Johnson and
! G. C. Moore, president Of the exposition
were to be the principal speakers Of
the day. President Wilson was expect
81 to forward a message Of congratu-
lntion to be read TO the crowd.
Forty-One Of the foreign nations
and forty.thfee states aud territories
Of the United States are represented.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 Every
thing was ready to-day for President
| Wilson 10 touch u button at 3 D. m.
giving an electric signal for the open
ing Of the Panama Pacific exposition
at San Francisco at noon, Pacific
time The ceremony was TO take place
In the east room NJ the White House
where places We're reserved for mem
bers of the cabinet and the California
delegation In congress.
Arrangements were so made that.
at the president touch one signal
would flash by telegraph Ia San Fran
cisco and another would 60 tO the
wireless station ul Tuckerton. n. j..
to be rpluycd to San Francisco by
radio. II first was planned to send
the wireless, flash through the gov
ernmcnt station at Arlington, but that
detail was changed II was decided
not to have the president talk by
long distance telephone to San Fran
cisco rs Secretary Lane Is attending
the opening NJ the exposition as his
! official representative.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
RESCUE SHIP is STOPPED
BY GALE; RETURN is SAFE

NORFOLK, Va, Feb, 20-The const
guard cutter 0nondaga, which left
here yesterday TO assist the United
states Fruit steamer Santa Marta dis.
ahled with freight and passengers OFF
Hntteras, reported today abe had been
stopped by n gale 46 miles from the
distvessed ship and was waiting Tor
the storm to subside before proceed
ing
Other coast guard ships In the vi,
clnlty are working toward the liner
which had al accident to her rudder.
but has been reported In no imminent
danger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
FLEETS
BOMBARD FORTS
Air Fleet CO-OperateS With
NarshipS On DsrdanslIes
Attack.
EUROPEAN SIDE Is SlLENCED
None of British and French
Vessels Is Hit; ACtiSn Is
Renewed.

LONDON, Feb. 2O-The British
And Fyrnch fleets, II was officially an
n'lnr"d here today bombarded the
iorIs N the Dardaneles ON Friday
with considerable effect. The BON.
hnrdm"nt Of the Dardanelles was re-
h'"rt. the announcement added. with
'rnpHu-s and aeroplanes cooperating.
Il" text Of the official announce
mrnt ISSUED this afternoon by the
British admiralty says:
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock
British fleet of battlsships and culs-
.ers accompanied by flOtlllas and aid
ed h' q strong French squadron the
whole under the command OF Vice Adj
mural Garden, began an attack upon
~" forts nt the entrance to the Dar,
danplps
The forts at Cape Helles and Kun
hale were bOmbarded with dellber-
ate, long range fire Considerable ef.
ltcl was produced ON two OF the forts
Two others were frequently hit. but
being open earthwOrks, It was dim
cut to estimate the damage. The
forts, being Outranged, were unable 10
reply to our fire.
AT 2:45 O'Clock In the afternoon
a portion OF the battleship force was
ordered TO close in and engage the
forts at closer range with their sec.
ondary armament
Forts Return Fire.
The forts on both sides OF the en-.
trance then opened fire and were en-.
gagged at moderate ranges by the Ven.
geanee, CORVALLIS, Triumph, Suffren
ana Bouvet supported by the Inflexi-
bic and the Agamemnon at long range
The forts on the European side sp.
parently were silenced The fort, ON
the Asiatic side still was firing when
the operations were suspended owing
TO the failing light"
No shipts Of the allied fleet were
hit
The action was renewed this morn
ing, after an aerial reconnaisance nv
British aeroplanes The ship Ark Roy
nj ls In attendance with a number OF
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
H0IlHE
GERMANS TAKE MILITARY
TREASURY or RUSSIANS

AMSTERDAM via London Feb. 20
The Germans operating In East
Prussia captured Russian military
treasury containing $4,000, tele-
graphs the Maasboefs Berlin CORES.
UOndpnt
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ENGLISH PLANS
STILL UNKNOWN
RetaliatOry Policy to German
Submarine Blockade Is
Not Announced.
TEUTON ONRUSH is SPENT
Russian ReinfOPCsments Stop
VictOrS at Neimen; Carpath'
ian Battle Unchanged.

LONDON, Feb. 20-The third day of
the German submarine blockade was
ushered IN without Great BrltaIns re
taliatory policy, declaring all food
destined for Germany to be absolute
cOutrGbnnd, being definitely prumul
gated through the foreign office,
The British reply to the American
note regarding the Whhelmlna Incl
dent presnges that such action will he
taken and as the document points out
Great Britain hopes when she takes
this step 10 meet with no objection
from neutral countries
German movements on the northern
extremity Of the battle front hold first
place In the military situation partlc-
ulurly 50 as Petrograd believes that
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg Is try
ing TO flank Warsaw from the north,
IA task which the Russians think Is
rather daring aud fraught with great
risks unless the German commanders
forces are overwhelming
Rush Il Over.
The first rush of the Germans over
the Fast Prussian frontier seems to
have spent itself The Germans were
reported to be- engaged at many points
with Russian relnfOrcements from
Neimen down the right hank OF the
lower Vistlna and military experts In
London say It IL difficult to ylsuasize
this position
The campaign In the Austria crown
land Of Bukowlna continues with
prospects Of developing into decisive
battle on the banks Of the river Pruth.
In Gnlicin the repeated violent Aus
trian attacks against the Russian posi-.
tions In the Carpathian passes have
been costly to both sides but they have
left the alignment little changed.
In the west the Germans are ham.
mering away In un endeavor to recov-
or lost ground and are reported to be
keeping the British troops especially
busy to the southeast Of Ypres, IN bel
Kum, and elsewhere along their com
paratively extended front, but accord
ing to French and British claims
without making Appreciable gains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
ONE KILLED. THREE INJURED
IN PHILADELPHIA FIRE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, - One
.mau was suffocated and three Others
were injured early today during fire
at the home Of DIR. Nathan Blumburr.
The man who lost his life, Louis sil-
vcrman a lawyer discovered the fire
and aroused the other occupants Of the
house.
He then returned to his room and
was trapped by Games and smoke. A
-four months old child of Dr.. Blum.
burg. dropped from a window into the
arms VI a policeman was uninjursd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

Precipitation has been general In the
lower Missouri, lower Arkansas and He'd
river valleys, northern and western Texas
the southern Rocky mountains the south
erni plateau and Pacific states, General.
" fair weather has prevailed east OF
the Mississippi river, Temperature con
Time moderate In all sections of the
United states The wesvcrn low pressure
area has Increased In magnitude and
intensity aud il drifting slewly eastward
and stretches southeastward FROM the
north Pacific coast 20 the lower Rio
Grande valley this morning This die
turbance IL giving cloudy and unsettled
weather oyyr all Of the tsrritOry vssi
e ~ hls>lsslAnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
TROOPS DIsPERsE ITALIANS
WHO WANT TO ENTER WAR

ROME, Feb 20--All afternoon par-
ties favorable to Italy's Intervention In
the war attempted 10 reach the cham.
ber OF deputies hut we're charged Nv
troops with fixed bsyonets and dir.
persed The center Of the city was or.
cupied by troops aud several arrests
were made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
wILHELMINA CARGO TO 90
BEFORE A PRIZE COURT

LONDON, Feb. 20.--The cargo Of
the steamer wilhelmins, seixed by the
British government, win probably be
taken before a prise court.
II Ia the belief the prize court win
have nothing to adjudicste except the
international question involved. s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
PLANTER KILLs WIFE AND
CHILD, THEN SHOOTS SELF

J0NEsBoRO, Ark. Feb. 2O.--John
II, Darr, aged 90. a planter, residing
six miles south of here early today
. shot and killed his eight year r-old
daughter and his wife and then killed
himseif. ~ tl
Darr Ia believed 10 have suffered
from an attack OF temporary insan.
ity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
FOUR MILLION DOLLAR
HOSPITAL m DEDICArEU

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20 iCncinnnlls, I,
new $1,000 municipal ho~plsal -
dedicated today by Dr. n. n m
EFT, chairman of the boasvl y @ |
" the Carnegie foun6a11nn Z = y
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OFFICIALS PREF ARR
FOR TEXAS REVOLT

CORPUS CHRISTI TEX. Feb
o ~ The preliminary inquiry
q into the alleged conspiracy 10
o form republic of Mcyicaus
o ana negroes IN south Teln. by
. au uprising next Monday Wash
q ngtuns birthday, was today
q postponed until next Saturday
q hy United States Commissioner
. Southgate because ~ absence
q oi witnesses.
o II was charged that circulars
q printed In Spanish we're dIstri
o hutcd throughout South Texas
q 10 mclte the murder u all
q white American males over 10
q years old The postponed
o hearing was on charge against
q Anotolio Gonzales and Manuel
o Flores Of scdltious conspiracy
o Notwithstanding the appar
O cnt absurdity Of the movement
O federal and state officials In
q south Texas are prepared for
q emergencies next Monday
%
a a "A n n n a q q q q q q q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
WOULD ABOLISH
COUNTY COURTS
Measure Backed By Administra.
lion TO EngrOssmenl BY
Reversed Action.
ONE COURT IN EACH COUNTY
Theory Is That Taxes Will BE
Considerably Reduced BY
This New Law.

The administration forces won la
the senate this morning, securing a
reversal Of the action VI the ,euuie
committee VI the whole last night Ina
which senute joint resolution by Aus
tin, Pugh, Mitchell aud Wilson Of Ca.
madam was defeated in committee uf
the whole aud passed the resolution
To engrUssmemt.
The resolution proposes ruusttu-
tlonhl amendment abulishiug all the
county courts Of the state aud confer
ring their jurisdiction upon the dis.
trlcl courts II Is part Of the pro.
gram Of Governor Williams for ac.
romplshing II reform Of the judicial
system The Suthelin Joint resolution
proposing constitutional amendment
carrying ont further recommendations
Of the governor for consolidation OF
the criminal court Of appeals with
the state supreme court and reorgan.
lzlng the latter body with eight In
stead " five judges, was also ad.
yanced To engrOssment In the senate
this morning.
Had y Hot Discussion.
The joint resolution proposing abol-
lshment Of the county courts provoked
heated discussion. Senator Sutherlin
Of Wagner speaking IN favor Of the
resolution declared that II would ma
terially tighten the burden Of expense
on the counties which now maintain
All aggregate Of seventy seven county
courts with an annual expenditure OF
about 100000. He also declared that
to have but one court below the an.
pelate court In each county would
place the judicial system " the state
on a stable basis and bring Oklaho-
NAL In line with most other states
In the manner Of handling lts court
business.
Senator Frank Carpenter Of Man.
gum opposed abOlishment OF county
courts, declaring that there Is no de
mand for such action from the people
In reply TO statements of friends of
the administration measure that the
heavy burden is now the local taxes
and that the state tax IL light Sena.
tor Russell declared that II made III.
tie difference where the burden was
carried II II has 10 be- borne.
1t does not matter whether the
tContlnned on Last Page)
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THE WEATHER


Washinsten Forecast
Oklahoma. .Arkhnsas---U Unsettled tonight
and sunday, probably rain.
Louisiana Unsettled tonight aud
sunday, probably rain.
Rast Texas--unsettled tonight and
Sunday, probably showers,
West Texns-ronight and Sunday gen.
orally cloudy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
Day In Congress
SENATE

Work resumed on legislative appro
priation bill provision FOR ngricultu
ral census eliminated
Committee investigating chargcs
0f lobby against ship bill resumed TAX
ing testimony
HOUSE.
Debate continued on diplomatic ap.
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Cleudy and unsettlsa with rsln tonight
and sunday net much change In tenn
psrature
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-13
La STAMPA coLONlALE

non 81 sostiene solo oll'abbonarsi al
giornale, ma col dirne bene, col no.
minarla in ogni oecasione. Quando vi
recate fare lie vostre spese nei ne
gozi local., quando scrivete ale Ditte
fuori citta', in ogni vostra occorrenza
nominate sempre III Patriota,, il vo-
stro giornale, il glornale che difende
i vostri diritti, che cura j vostri inte-
ressi, che mantiene alto il prestigio
del nome italiano in queste terre lon
tame, mentre innalza lie nostre colonie
al pari di lutte lie attire, reclamando
dal popolo che ci ospita il posto che
ci 81 deve, quei diritti che spesso ei
81 negano
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EnOrme frana ne1 territOriO di AviglianO
Un'altra frana a SavOia di LuCania

pubblica nella piazza del Plebiscito,
continuava inesorabile a nord-est
della citta' in direzione di San Priamo
Vallina, fino al fume Melandro.
II fume era in piena. Z la frana 81
rovcsciava sui suo letto, ostruendolo
lie acque 81 elevavano COST fino all'al-
l'altezza di dieci metri rovesciap-
dosi nellie zone circonvicine, forma-
vano un lago profondo sette metri e
con un diametro di $50 metri.
II territorio franato, ha ora assunto
raspetto di un enorme bacino con-
cavo, lungo un chilometro duecento
metri, largo duecento.
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Sono stati totalmente distrutti ,gli
edififi appartenti allie famiglie Passe-
nante, Contardi, Liberatore Giuseppe
e Carluccio, Stigliano, Taverna, la
fontana pubblica, la casa ed il giar-
dino della vedoya Itaro.
Molti altri edifici gravemente lesio-
natl sono stati abbandonati.
Gravemente danneggiate sono pure
lie mura della citta': ed il palazzo vi
gnola minaccia di crollare da un mo-
mento alPalt1o mel vicino precipizio.
| damn ascendono ad oltre un mi
lione: ma fortunatamente, merce' lie
insure presa con lodevole prontezza
ed energia dial sindaco De Benedictis
Ferdinando dali l'assessore Taglia-
netti. non 81 hanno a lamentare Wit
time.
Ora una parte della popolazione e.
convenientemente accampata soto
tende.
Ingegneri, funzionari carabinieri
attendono energicamente all'opera di
sOccOrso.
Ma nonostante Fefficacia di questa,
la desolazione e L abbattimento di
quella popolazione sono indescrivibili.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-13
La FRANA DI AVIGLIANO

POTENZA, 8. = La furia di una
spaventosa tempesta 81 e abbattuta
inesorabile sui territorio di Avigliano
distruggendo boschi vigneti.
Inoltre 81 e. prodotta una frana
enorme la quale nella sua marcia spie-
tata, lenta, ma continue, ha ostruito
il torrente Vallebona, procedendo
nella suo avanzata lungo il versante
orientale della citta' distruggendo il
ponte di Vallebona. La viabilita' e.
rimasta interrotta.
Anche la linea ferroviaria e grave
mente minacciata e 81 ritiene che fra
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-13
L'iStruttOria per Ia fuga
del SOmmergibile 43

SPFZIA, 81. = In seguito a man
dato di comparizione del giudice istrut-
tore presso il tribunale di Sarzana ay-
vocato Pagano, stamane 81 presentava
mel suo gabinetto il direttore tecnico
dello Stabilimento Fiat-San Giorgio
(Muggiano) ing. cav. Cesare laurent
accompagnato dial suo difensore di
fiducia avv. Ugo Mochi di Spezia.
L'interrogatorio duro' lungo.
Essendo Tistruttoria nltimata, Tin-
cartamento relative a giorni vera
trasmesso ALA seEione d'accusa presso
Fec ma Corte di Geneva doyendo
prendere lie sue conclusioni circa al
rinvio memo degli imputati ALA Corte
d'assise, essendo il tenente Belloni
Angelo, comandante del sommergi
bile 43, imputato delPsrt 113 c. 2.
prima parte, ed direttori del Can
tiere Fiat-San Giorgio ing. Cesare Lau
remit comandante cav. Giuseppe Bo
selli imputati della "a parte dell'ar
ticolo 113 c. p, reato di competenzt
della Corte d'Assise.
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consolato italiano dove 81 era rifu-
giato, flu riconsegnato sano salvo al
console italiano cav. Cecchi, mentre
un reparto di truppe regolari turche
salutava solennemente la bandiera ita-
Llama che era stata issata sui conso-
lato.
POGO dopo il console Richar 'son
veniva accompagnato bordo dell in
crociatore ausiliario inglese Empress
of Ireland e, come ora 81 annuncia
ufficialmente qui, lie cordial relazioni
81 son ristabilite ira il consolato ita-
liano lie autorita' di Hodeida.
La soddisfacente soluzione dell'in-
cidente, che coincide con Pattacco
turco sui canale di Suez, e. conside-
rata qui come signifcante. E. infatti
un segreto noto tutti che la solu-
zione dell'incidente e. stata voluta
dalla Germania che aveva interesse ad
evitare una protesta da parte delTI
talia contro la chiusura del canale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-13
Per | danneggiati
del tcrrcmOtO

Rlceviamo dai signori Giuseppe
Mazza e Marino Pace, presidente l'uno
cassiere laltro della Societa' "Aiuto
lavoro,, di Homer City, Pa, la
prima lista dele offerte raccolte be-
nefcio del danneggiati del terremoto.
e veramente dogma di lode la sol
lecitudine con cui gil egregi Gonna
zionali G. MaZza e NJ. Pace, 81 sono
snbito posti all'opera per venire in
soccorso del fratelli che il terremOto
ha gettato mel dolore e nella dispera-
zione.
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Una CdPneflCiDa dI aUStPO-tedeSCbi

ROMA TO. - II "Secolo,, riceve
ola Bucarest ola Pietrogrado - la
notizia e confermata dai bollettini
ufficiali russi - che le forze austro-
tedesche, dopo sanguinosissima, fe-
roce battaglia che non ha precedent,
sono state sconftte dai russi nei Car
pazi, in una lotta disperata peril con-
trollo del Passo di TukoIka.
vi sono stati degli avvallamenti
colmati dai cadaveri feriti austro-
tedeschi.
La battaglia svoltasi al Passo di
Tukolka, seguiva immediatamente do
pc rarrivo di trecentomila uomini di
rinforzo inviati all 'esercito austro-uE-
gherese operante in Ungheria.
La battaglia, svoltasi per sette
giolni CONSECUTIVE, e. consistita in ura
serie di assault effettuati dagli austro
tedeschi per conquistare lie posizionl
elevate e formidable gia' possedute
dai russi.
Venti furono gil assault venti volte
i russi riuscirono vittoriosi, fnche'
obbligarono ilnemico ripiegare dopo
essere state assolutamente macellato
La vittoria conseguita dai russi 81
deve soprattutto allie loro arditissime
cariche ALA baionetta effettuate di
notte.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-13
LA BANDA LIBICA DEL CAPITANO VOGLINO
ASSALITA DAl RlBELu
beduini sconfitti con gravi perdite

ROMA, 10. - ii 81 gennaio, la
colonna Voglino, costituita di irrego-
lari, mentre procedeva da Sciaua vel.
so Gadames, per riunirsi quel pre-
sidio, nellie vicinanze di Mezezam, a
circa 40 chilometri ola Gadfmes, ve-
nivano attaccati da 500 ribelli.
La colonna Voglino, nonostante
numerose defezioni di libici, pure So
stenne un eroico combattimento pote'
dopo un'intera giornata di lotta acca
nita e sanguinosa, effettuare verso
rimbrunire un ripiegamento ordinate,
per scaglioni, mentre i ribelli, deci-
matt specialmente dial fuoco dele no.
sire mitragliatrici manovrate tia sol
dati italiani, 81 ritiravano.
II 4 febbraio la colonna Voglino,
veniva nuovamente attaccata, da forze
preponderanti di ribelli: ma mentre il
combattimento ferveva la situazione
del nostri aecennava divenire sem
pre- piu' precaria, sopraggiungeva una
colonna al coman1o del maggiore
Giannini, la quale attaccava ale spal-
le gil aggressori, facendone una car
nefcina.
LIE due colonne nostre potevano
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LONDRA, 10. - II correspondence
dell'"Evening Star, ola Pietrogrado,
telegrafa che 81 calcola che nellie ul-
time battaglie svoltesi dinanzi a Var
savia tedeschi hanno avuto non memo
di cinquantamila morti e duecento-
mila feriti
II piano del generate Hindenberg
e totalmente fallito.
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breve sara raggiunta e dovra' subire
uno spostamento.
II servizio del trent e. rimasto So
speso.
E enorme la massa che 81 muove,
frastagliandosi in frame minori, cola
consequence distruzione di ettarl ed
ettari di territorlo.
l piccoi proprietari sono addirit-
tura royinati, e, sebbene non vi siano
vittime umane, la desolazione in tutta
la regione e. accasciante.
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Ia GUERRA EUROPEA
5U mlld tedeSChI uCCiSl in PO.
lOlld In una SOIa Settimana

ROMA, 10. = II correspondence
del "Messaggero, telegrafa da Pietro-
grado che in una settimana di bat
taglia svoltasi in Polonia, nei dintorni
di Borjimow, di fronte Varsavia, +:
tedeschi hanno avuto non memo d
cinquantamila uomini uccisi, forse
centocinquantamila feriti.
La otfensiva tedesca in POlonis 81
deve percio' rtenere definitivamente
fallita.
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GRAYI DAMN PRODOTTI DA una
FRANA A SAVOIA DI LUCANlA

ROMA, 9. = Una grande frana ha
portato Ii. devastazione la desola-
zione, insieme con damn enormi, va
lutati complessivamente ALA cifra di
un milione, nella ridente cittadina di
Savoia di Lucania (Potenza).
/ primi segni dello scoscendimento
in quel territorio; venivano avvertitl
la notte dial 80 al 81 gennaio u.
Improvvisamente la frana comm
ciava a muoversi sopra la fontana
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