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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
GERMANS RESUME
BALTIC CAMPAIGN.
Are Pressing the Russians Both in the Districts
Southeast Of Milan and East OF kovno
IN EFFORT TO REACH RAILROAD TO PE7RoGRAD

Is Believed That Teutons Win Fail IN Object Cut Off
Retreat of the Russians Are Burning Every
thing They Are Unable 10 Take With Them IN Their
Retreat-French Air Squadron Continues Bombard
n,ent of German Positions in France-Sebia Prepared
to Assie Sacrifice Gain Bulgara's Cooperation in Be
half of the AlEes-No Further News From the Darda
neIles.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
KING NEARLY RUN ovEa
BY RAILWAY TRAM
eustave Of Sweden Close to Death at
Station on Way Back TO Stockholm.

Stockholm (via London), Aug. NJ
King Gustave had a narrow escape
ma. As he was entering his car 10
proceed 20 Stockholm the train start
ed with 4 sudden jerk, throwing him
down. His footmw was 5annnned between
the car and the platform and he fell
heavily He was picked up quickly,
however. and assisted into his ear.
EMcept for slight larneness ne II 1it-
tie the worse for the accident.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

1dvsrpooi, Aug zs@Saf1eds Steamer
AdFiatfc.- New Y6fk,
A. Esw ssy,ss,s rsf l1sssds ~ z1sA'led' Steam
New H6fl, AdE, z7.@Sai1ed5 Steam
err Theniet6e1es. Pifaeus. steamer
THgeab&s Liverpool
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

About 5000 y066sh6fss power IL Dc.
ye16p9d in the explosion from 6ne Of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Government Of Peru has re-
newed payment OF postal orders after
suspension Of many months.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

A new electrical machine win seouF
1900 pans an h0tif and grease them
s6F tiSe agaiHs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

PittsburRh, Pa Aug. z7--C6f0ne1
Archibald Blake1ey, seed ss, oldest
member M the Allegheny eotntt bar
died ~ hfs hons here tonight after
sn Hiness o. fesr noontns. a1 Hs W. =,
the Gf6ap 0f prominent men from VS.
ff6ds parts d fks Tinted States Wf6
met here on February a.. 1855, sfd
took steps which resulted IN the f6fs
nation 6f fks feD8blieA6 tAftSs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Asstfsiis. has f5f1s,ee9 sbetBtlkets4
eefes ~ f4hd fs'it4blg fof wbeA4
sS6NiBs,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

William Yuonnbo, of PittsfieId, Mass,
was fatally injured when he was
thrown from his motorcycle by the
blowout Of a tire.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
OBITUARY.
Thomas Gordon HaYss.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. z7-Tbomas
Gordon Hayes. former mayor of Bal
tfnnore, a noted lawyer and for many
years prominent in Maryland politics,
was stricken with heart failure on the
street in Oakland, in the A11eghenfes.
today and died in half an hour. He
had been spending the summer at
Mountain Lake Park. and seemed In
the best Of health a few hours before
his deatf.
Mr.. Hayes was II years old ana a
bachelor. He served in the Confeder-
ate army, He had occupied ef1affs
IN the University Of vfrRfnfa and IN
the Kentucky Military fnstitute,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Nine American missionaries sailed
from New York on the steamer Unit
ed States for Copenhagen, They will
proceed to Persia
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Three sticks Of dynamite were found
in the Philadelphia Navy Yard dry
dock in which the auxiliary cruiser
Prairie is no wbeing overhauled.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Frederick Weisse, a motorman, of
New York fell from the fourth floor
of his home while walking IN his
sleep and was seriously injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Danish steamship Laura Maersk
sailed for Copenhagen with a caro-
Of 36.4s2 sacks Of cottonseed cake,
valued at S143,550.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

About 90 per cent. of the teamsters
at Springfield. Mass, went on strike
for a minimum wage and recognition
Of their union.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Five persons were arrested at Hal
letsville, Tex, in connection with the
lynching Of John Slovak. who was ac-
cused OF beating his wife and child
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Condensed kilograms

Local banks at San Antonio, Tex
have received $1,000 to help move
the southwest crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

A seat on the New York stock ex-
change brought $4,000 the highest
price paid since the beginnin of the
European war.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Hope for the missing United Fruit
liner Marowjine has practically beer
abandoned. The steamer carried q
crew Of SIS and 28 passengers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Exports from New York from Aug.
Is to Aug. "a were in excess Of $685.
100000, a great portion of which rep
resented war stores and ammunition.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

A protest will be sent by the Unit
ed States to France against the de-
tention OF the steamship Solveig. re-
ecentlytransferred from Norwegian
to American registry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Another large gas well has beer
struck on the McGrew farm near Nc.
keesport, Pittsburg The flow is esti.
mated at 200 900 feet
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The 14oth anniversary of the found
ing of the CHARTERS Presbyterian
church was celebrated at Canons-
burg, Pa
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The executive COMMITTEES of the San
Francisco Convention League launch
ed campaign to obtain the 1916 Re
San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Government brief in its anti
trust suit against the American Can
Co.. will be filed in the United States
District Court at Baltimore next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The body Of man with the top
of his head blown of was found in a
meadow near the junction OF Merrick
Road and Franklin Boulevard, LAUREL
ton l. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles U. 8. A.
retired, is to be invited to serve as
grand marshal OF the National G. A.
Washington Sept. 29.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Bank of England bought s73.-
900 pounds in bar gold and earmarked
10000 pounds for MISCELLANEOUS pur-
poses.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Holland American Line which
at the start of the European conflict
had 40 steamships crossing the At
lantic, has earned $4,000, 900 since the
war began.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Buffalo Commercial. died in Buffalo
He was rs years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The will Of John Condor, owner of
several race tracks, which was filed
Ior probate at Chicago leaves his en-
widow and two children.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The Bethlehem Steel Corporation
turning out at the rate of more tina
10000 finished shells a day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

Lee 3. RosenthaI, shirt nnanufact-
urer OF New York, was held without
bail to appear before the coronerss
court on a charge Of homicide. Ros-
enthal was driving his AUTOMOBILES in
Broadway when he knocked down and
ran over Robert A. EIson, a travelling
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28

The 6ritfsh steamship I.nes.+-;.r
that arrived here from London re-
ported passing a floating mine on
August IL. when about 80 miles soutT
OF Wolf Rock between Lizard Head
and Sci1ly Islands.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19

Mrs. j. Menza and daughter of Frank
! lin were visiting in the city last Thurs
day.
Mr.. JOS Jana of Manitowoc Rapids
was caller at the Pilot office Satur-
day
| Miss Jeanette Harris returned Fri
| day from visit with relatives at Green
Bay.
Miss Margaret Dempsey is spending
her vacation at Ephralm and Sturgeon
Bay.
Miss Ethel Stangel of Champlain,
! ILL.,, is visiting with relatives in this
city.
Misses Helen Kadow and Rose Birk-
man are visiting with relatives at An
tigo.
Chief of Police Grotfman and wife
returned Friday from trip on the
lakes.
Mrs. Il. Albers returned Saturday to
Appleton after a visit at the Dlttmar
home.
Miss Rose Vanish left Saturday for
Chicago where she will spend her va
cation.
Miss Althea Westgor has returned
from visit with friends in Adams
County.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Podhola left Mon
day for a weeks visit with relatives at
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mittnacht and
son left Wednesday for a visit at Mil
waukee.
Miss Ruby Mason is here from Osh-
kosh visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. j,
Walker.
Harry Koch has returned to Milwau-
kee after visit at the home of Charles
Stretch.
! Miss Jennie Taite left Saturday for
a visit with Miss Anna Pilger at Mil
waukee.
Miss Mary Kostlevy left Wednesday
for Chicago where she will spend her
vacation.
Mrs. E. L. Connell has returned tc
Amigo after IA visit with Mrs. Emil
| Fehring.
Mr.. Oscar bel has returned from a
visit with friends at Milwaukee and
La Crosse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN,
HOPE is ETERNAL.
,pe is the beacon light Of life.

Hope is the beacon light Of life.
Without it, life is desert.
1t is wonderful upon how small a
hope one can live.
! How it fires one to his best efforts.
! Just give one even one small ray of
hope and instantly the spirits rise and
the tasks of life take a brighter hue.
Hope is to the soul what breath is to
the body. 1t is the guiding star of life.
1t is Ambitions spur.
With hope in the heart the soul is in
its spring time.
Without it, life is in the yellow leaf
and the spirit dies.
We should guard our hopes and those
of others.
We should be very careful of the
hopes of others not to destroy them or
make them less lustrous.
People sometimes die in spirit long
| before their bodies do.
1t is because someone has taken hope
from them.
Like some rude iconoclast, someone
has stepped in and robbed life Of its
most priceless jewel.
We cannot live without hope. To at
tempt it, is to live with one, face to a
stone wall The soul is in inky dark.
ness.
| In all this briuht world there are
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Lucille Schneider was Sheboy-
ran visitor Sunday.
Miss Hattie Reimer is visiting with
riends at Wabeno.
Miss Eva Higgins is visiting with
riends at Marinette.
Mr.. Jay Hall transacted business al
milwaukee Saturday.
Mrs. Edw. Gerpheide is spending "a
week at Elkhart Lake.
Mr.. FL Taugher returned Saturday
from trip to Oshkosh.
Mrs. Thee. Jorsch is visiting with
her daughter at Chicago.
Raymond Falge is home from Madi
son for few days visit.
Grover Meyers from Milwaukee
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Belle Cumberlidge is visiting
with relatives at Chicago.
Miss Maude GreenN God Is spending
her vacation at Marion, Wis.
Mrs. Albert Schuetze is visiting
with relatives at Waukesha.
Miss Thyri Nibe OF Chicago is visit
ing with Miss Ella Anderson.
Miss Alma Rupert of Milwaukee is a
guest at the Buerstatte home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Shuber left Friday
for a week S visit al Green Bay.
Miss Olga Schuette has returned
from her vacation trip up north.
Mr.. Fred McKeough of Kossuth made
a call at the Pilot office Saturday.
Max Hermann who is employed at
Indianapolis, is home on a vacation.
VIM. Reltmeyer of Iron River, Mich.
is visiting with friends in this city.
Mr.. Fred Schuette of Centervile was
caller at the Pilot office Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Schuette and children are
visiting with relatives at Milwaukee
A son was born last Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Ohde, North It'll street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Svacina left Sat,
urday for weeks visit at Kewaunee.
Money to loan, A. E. Schulze Agency
Vogelsang & Murphy Bldg. Adv If
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson have
returned from visit at Eftule Suami
co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Inquirer-Q Question; Will you please
advise which Of these two cities has the
largest population at the present time
Chicago, H., or Buenos Aires, South
America? Answer; According to the
latest census reports or official estimates
the population, in 1914, of Chicago was
figured to be 1893, 325; that Of Buenos
Aires in the same year, 1850, l63
Reader-Qdestion: To SETTLE an ar
gument will you kindly inform me
which is to be considered as our ma
tional anthem, america" or "Jhe
Star Spangled Banner?" Answer:
"The Star Spangled Banner and not
America has been popularity accept
ed as the national anthem.
Inquirer. Question:-ls military
service among European nations com
pulsory in time of peace as well as in
war times? Answer: In all the coun-
tries OF Europe, except Great Britain,
military service is obligatory in peace
as well as in war.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
fxR MANIrowoo PIxo1.


land. He rs not soil -robber, as he
realizes that the farmer who reduces
the fertility of his land robs without
reason, since he steals from himself
Mrs. William Herscher and daugh-
ter and Philip Herscher of Charles
town, w. Va, and Mrs. Paulsen and the
Misses Charlotte, Gertrude and Elsie
Paulsep, of Chicago, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. a, Cans, Huron
street.
Atty. G. A. Forrest left Mondfy for
Madison to argue the case of Pellet Il
McMullen VS.. James Sutfran, in the
Dane county circuit court. 1t is al ar-
peal by Pellet & McMullen from the
decision of the Industrial Commission
in the case of Suifran who was injured
while il the employ of the firm. Mr..
Forrest is attorney for Sutfran
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-08-19
DAMAGES MITIGATED.


DAMAGES MlTlGATED'
"\Vhen am downtown and see n
presumably intelligent young woman
making fool Of herself over measly
runt of a dog, / fret and tune all the
wy 80 ,.rhs1r f,s,, - 49, .tn,aa
n.a .h,a,. ,hat at,ono1I sho ,,i,,h.
h.~o ,9aa, u,,na, - ~,
The five counties in the United States
leading in value of all crops produced
in 1909, as returned by the Thirteenth
United States Census, are Los Angeles
County, Cal, with value of Sl4, 72O,-
sS4; Lancaster County, Pa $l3,059, 5sS.
Mclean County, H., 2,Sll ,5O6; Whit
man County, Wash, SIP. 540,69i; and
Livingston County, H., 1921,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04
R0SYJSKA INWAzYA Ma WEGRY

gonow amunicyi, So mitraliez, go,
600 karabin6w, 1000 koni, diva
kompletne szpitale i try obozy,
try kasy puikowe, oraz wiele in
nych zaopatrzen wojennych; IL
czba jencow austryackich w ME
wolf serbskiej wynosi $4,000 lu-
dzi. Po ostatnim pogromie gene
ralowie Frank i Przyborski, do
w6dzcy austryaccy w Serbii, 20
stall spensyonowani.
Ostatnio ogioszono, re moni-
tory austryackie znowu Belgrad
z rzeki bombardowaly: to wszy-
stko, co Austryacy zdzlaiac mo-
ga przeciwko Serbii; straty O.
wych bombardacyi Serbowie o.
kreslaja jako materyalne jedy--
ME. Porazka Austryi re stro-
ny Serbii jest ciezka zarazem kle-
ska iej mora1na, kt6ra wfaSnie wy
woluie ferment antyrzadowy po-
Sr6d ludlow auStryaCkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04

nc zachodzi prawdopodoblen-
stwo ich zdobycia. w walce prze-
ciwko RoSyi Turcy mleli od-
niesc znaczne sukcesy - Jak gio-
sza raporty tureckie: zdobyll pod
kaukazem mlaSto Aruahan, zmu-
szajac Rosyan do odWrOtu i "a
dajac i'm Spore straty. Pod Sac
nibulak pobito oddziai rosyjsl;l
wynoszacy 1000 ludzi i zabrano
mu dziala i jehcow kilkaset. L Ar
menii donosza, re przechodzlly
tamtedy transporty wiodace Jen-
COW. Wojska tureckie wspieraja
powstahcy i ochotnicy Z Persyi.
Kampania przeciwko Egiptowl
ME wyszIa jeszcze re stadyow
formacyi.
Piotrogrod, 4 stycznia. - Ka-
porty rosyjskie oglaszaja, re
wszystkie walki ma Kaukazie by
ly ME wiele waznemi potyczkaml
- najwazniejsza byla dotad WIG
ksza bitwa pod Szary-kamy-
szem, gdzie Turk6w pobito ma g}o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04

ska niemieckO-auStryackle, kto-
remi walk nieuStannc tocza sic
w zachodniej Galicyi, gdzie Al.
stryacy ostatnie czyniQ wySifE;i
stawienia oporu. bitwa toczy sic
W okolicy Jasia ku Gorlicom -
ale o rozstrzygnieciu jej mic Je-
szcze ME wiadomo. Dalej gloszQ
raporty rosyjskie O zajeciu ca
lego pogranicza Bukowiny cd
strony Wegier ! Rumunii - wal
XII tam w kilkunastu dniach to-
czyly sic pod Storozyncem Ra-
dowcami - wsZedzie Austrya--
kow Dobito, wiec i L tel strony be
die mogta bye prowadzona in
wazya rosyjska ma Wegry. w
Prusiech Wschodnich sytuacya
nleZmlenlOld - N9SydlllS tlZy--
maja sic SLIME.
- Raporty niemieckie potwier-
dzaja zwyciestwo pod Borzymo-
wem zajecie tel miejscowoSci,
(kt6ra nicwiaSciwie swa fortecq--
bo MIA ME jest. Przyp. Red. D. c.
- dalej wzmiankuja gorace wal
ki w okolicy Rawy i Pinczowa /
opisuja nedze ludnosci W Lodzi,
gdzie ponad cwierc miliona mie-
szkancow przymiera giodem
cierpi braki wszelkich zaopatrzeh
wsrod ciezkiej zimy obecnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04
Widmo novel wojny ma
Baikanie.

Ateny, 4 stycznia. - Donosza
Albanii, re handy powstahcow
albanskich przekroczy}y granice
,p6lnocne wpadiy do Czarnogo-
ry, gdzie spalily Podgorice, oraz
do Serbii, gdzie zajely miasto Di-
bra. Albahczycy wystepuja gwal-
townie przeciwko Serbii, Czarno-
g6rze i Grecyi, ktora gotuje sic
do wsparcia Serbii: w Grecyi wy
raznie sic czyni przygotowania
do wojny :mobilizacya ogloszona,
zabroniono exportu zywnoScl dla
ludzi i koni. Otwarcie tez w
parlamencie powiedzial jeden L
ministr6w, ze stanowisko Bu4ga-
ryi zagraza nova wojna, ponle-
waz Bulgaria raz po raz powta-
RIA nadzieje i .intencye odzyska-
MIA Macedonia, do ktorej ma pre-
tensye, ktora podzieliiy miedzy
siebie Serbia i Grecya: jezeli te-
dy Bufgarya Serbie zaatakuje, to
Grecya napewne wystapi W obro-
ME Serbii, ktora ia laczy przy'
mierze. Stanowisko Wloch row.
niez jest podpadajace: Wlosi wy
stepuja W obronie porzedku spo-
koiu w Albanii, ale ich intencya
lest ME ma reke ludom balkan
skim, szczeg6lniej Grecyi, Serbii,
2 takZe Turcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04
Co sic dzieje W Kro'
Iestwie.

Piotrogrod, 4 stycznia. - w
ostatnich trzech dniach ozywilo
sic bardzo znacznie tempo walk
ma prawym brzegu Wisly w oko-
Icy Miawy: tu - jak donoszono
- Rosyanie zaszli Niemcow z
flanku -qprzeto Niemcy muslell
zmienic front wykonali W kie--
runku polnocnym pare silnych a.
takow, zajmujac Borzymow for
tyfikowana rniejscowosc W pozy-
cyach rosyjskich, a jak raporty
niemieckie giosza, trzykrotne a.
taxi rosyjskie, nocami urzadzane
- ME zdo{aiy Niemcom odebrac
Borzymowa. Dalej Niemcy W
okolicy Wyszogrodu zajeli wys-
pc ma Whsle Janyszew, ale Stad
ich dziala rosyjskie wyparly: Ro-
syanie mieli tn pare statkow pa
rowych, ktore uzbroili dzialami
te zbombardowaiy pozycye ME
mieckie ma lewym brzegu Wlsiy.
Straty niemieckie W walkach
tych byiy bardzo ciezkie. Ma dal-
szych liniach ponawiali Niemcy
potezne ataki czo1owe ale bezsku-
tecznie: wszedzie zostali odparci'
zdziesiatkowani. Pod Lyskowem
mad Bzura krwawo walczono W
dwu dniach ostatnich walk tie
zmiany W pozycyach ME Przy-
niosly zadnych. Pod Witkowlca-
mi diva nocne ataki nlemleckle
r6wniez odparto i straty Mem
com zadano. Ma poiudnie cd FL
licy w kierunku Opoczna Mem
cy SLIME atakuja by zrownowazyc
tendencye Rosyan, dazacych do
osllrzydlenia Niemcow cd pra-
wego boku. Jeszcze dalej ma poiu-
dnie z W}oszczowa wyparto woJ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04
Sytuacya ma Teatrze WOjny EurOpejskiej.
WALK MA ZACHODZIE.
TURCYA w WOJNIE.
Groza novel Wojny ma Bafkanie.
ZWatykanu: Oredzie Papieia; Posei Anglii.
widroo Re~Volucyi w ChinacI1.

zya regularna na Wegry' moze
bye gfownym przeciwwaznikiem
wzgledem postepow i presyi ME
mieckiej ma Warszawe. Panuje O.
becnie opinia, re Rosyanie rozbi-
wszy obecnie wojska austryackie
wkraczaja regularna arnnia na
Wegry, ME jak dotad - gdy
tylko ,,rajdy' kozackie, krotko--
trwale tam zapuszczali. w Au--
stryi niebezpieczenstwo to uwa-
zaia, "a pewne - we Wiedniu i
po innych miasta panika w Blu
dapeszcie zabroniono wszelkich
zebran publicznych ogioszono
stan wojenny - DO sic rewolu-
cyl boja, ME tylko Moskali.
Rosyanie zadali ostatnia poraz-
ke Austryakom pod Gorlicami,
gdzie wzieli 5000 zolnierzy do
niewoli; wszystkie wazniejsze
przejscia ma Wegry sa W rekach
rosyjskich,nie zdalo sic ma MIC obs
sadzenie ich przez Austryakow
dziaIami, bo przewazne masy
Rosyan zdobyly je cd jednego "a
machu: zaczawszy Cd Bukowiny
az po zachodnia Galicye zajete 81
wszystkie drogi ma Wegry - jak
Nizni6w, Stryj. Turka, Gorlice.
Dukla inne. Rosyanie w forso-
waniu tych drog ponieSli straty
zhaczne - jak Piotrogrod Przy-
znaje otwarcie, ale w kazdym ra-
zie straty te ME stoja w zadnej
proporcyi do kolsalnych STRAIT ME
mieckich i austryackich. Z Pod
karpacia wegierskiego ludnosc W
panice uchodzi do Budapesztu
dalei ma pofudnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-04
Sytuacya W Kr6Iestwie.

Tymczasem Rosyanie plan
Rampant przyjeli TAXI, re zajaw-
sly nadzwyczajnie slime pozycye
mad brzegami Bury Pilicy, kto-
re sa juz Z natury fortyfikowane,
poniewaz brzeg levy maja plas-
HI i grzaski a prawy stromy i
wzgorzysty, Moskale SO w1asnie
ma prawym Niemcy ma lewym,
trzymaja wiec w centrum brzegi
owe, a bokami oskrzydlaja Mem
COW: ma poInocy nieczynnosS
Niemc6w w okolicy M}awy az XII
PIockowi - pozwoliIa Moskalom
ma zajecie pozycyi zagrazajacych
Niemcom, a ma poludniu W oko-
licy Piotrkowa podobniez spycha-
ia Niemcow wstecz ze znaczna
siIa. Niemcy tn znakomicle umo-
chill swe podstawy operacyJne
miasta LODI, Kalisz, Sieradz in
ne. Porozrywali oni wszystkie IA
bryki, koScioly, wieksze budynki
- by Z materyaIu, Mich uzyska-
nego, budowac sobie oslony / wa
Iy, wszystkie miasta "a ich linia-
mi sa dis faktycznie Poteznie
fortyfikowane, trzeba ie bedzie
-1ohr,r,.nE :ndnn No drt1piern
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Sytuacya ma Teatrze
Wojny.

Londyn, 4 stycznia. - Nlemcy
zdaje sic postanowili ostatecznie
forsowac wszelkiemi SHY kamPa-
ME wschodnia przeciwko Rosyi
nawet po$wieceniem zachodniej
pzeciwko Francyi. - Przypusz-
czaG nalezy, re przeciw Francyi /
Anglii pragna narazie tylko "a
chowat silna defensywe / pre-
wlekac walke, by ma czasle ~
skac, a pobiwszy ROsyan ma
wschodzie, potem Iatwiej sill
niej uderzyc ma zachod zgnieSc
Fracye / Anglie kOlei. ze ta-
kim moze bye zamysl niemiecki,
o tenn Swiedczy ia okOlicznoSc, II
faktycznie Niemcy So cd dawna
ma zachodzie W defensywie i da-
-wnej agresywnoSci zaniechali, a
z GAIA potega wystepuja ma wscho
die, ze dalej wszystkie zbedne
wojska zdejmuja zachodniego
teatru wojny przenosza je ma
wschodni: wiaSnie wczoraj do
niesiono. ze znowu szeSc korpu-
sow wojska odwieziono przez
Kolonie zachodu na wschod do
Polski, gdzie maja bye uzyte ma
os{one gIownej armI warszaw--
skiei Hindenburga Cd po&nocy,
skad prawego brzegu Wisiy
Moskale maja zamiar probowac
oskrzydlenia Niemcow j zepchnie
cia ich z dotychczasowych Pozy-
cyl: nadto poniewaz obliczenia W
przyblizeniu dokIadne wykazuja,
ze.Niemcy w Krolestwie stracili
100000 zo4nierza W walkach O.
statnich, przeto owych szeSc Swie
zych korpusow byioby wyrow--
naniem STRAIT poniesionych.
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z Nastrojow Austry-
ackich.
Pogrom Austryi re strOny
Serbii.

Wieden, 4 stycznia. - Att
stryackie raporty utrzymuja, re
napor rosyjski wstrzymano w Ga
licyi. Prasa austryacka wyraza O.
twarcie nadzieje, IL w najezdzie
rosyjskim na Wegry Austrya do
INA z kolei pomocy niemieckiej;
bardzo bye moze, re inwazya We
gier zmusi Niemcy do zdjecia
wojsk z Krolestwa i moze VIA
snie tez ma to rachuja Moskale.
w Austryi przygnebienie pa
nika: wrzenie rewolucyjne pre-
jawia sic poSr6d wszystkich lu-
dow i KRAKOW koronnych. Ma Mo-
rawach, w mieScie Prosnic, ska
zano ma Smierc redaktora pisma
mirawskiego, J6zefa Vita - "a
Wygfoszen1e moWy anty-austrya-
ckiej. Najsilniej przygnebiajaco
podzialai ma Austrye pogrom ia
kiego doznala w Serbii: fakty-
cznie Austrya wojne Serbia juz
przegraia, a straty poniosia stra-
szne w wojnie tax ma}ym krai-
kiem: Austrya przeciw Serbii u
zyia ponad 100000 ludzi, ii. bli-
sko try razy tyle, co Serbia ma
wojska ca}ego "a straty dotych--
czasowe wynosza ponad pofowe
tel liczby = ii. 100000 ludzi W
zabitych, rannych, chorych poi
manych; nadto Serbowie zdobvli
ma Austryi: cztery sztandarv. 1872
cieSkich dial polowych, 49l wa
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Rzym, 4 stycznia. - Papiez
Benedykt XIV. W allokucyi nowo-
rocznej ubolewaf mad pionnoscla
usi}owan pokojowych, ale zara-
zem wyrazii nadzieje, ze przynaJ'
mniej pewne ziagodzenie W dol
iencow wojennych da sic pre-
prowadzic juz co do tego maJq
bye rezultaty, poniewaz Anglia
Niemcy zgadzat sic maia ma wy
miane rannych i okaleczafych W
woinic ieilcow. Watykan z u
(Dokonczenie ma str. 3el.).