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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.


Tho Arm OF keech. Loew 4 Go. has
been dissolved on this date BY mutua.
consent
MIR Frank Keech and NJ VIM
Gosdby Loew viii sign AZ liquidating part
dated. New York May nrs,. 1915.
fnANK p kEECH
wM. GoADBY LOEw.
CHAtSCEY KEEVER
WILLIAM p WAINWRIGHr.
G. II wAINwRiGHT
MILAN Q. BoKLAND.
MsK..itr t": Mr Mi ft' I P w.h haqnIs
Nj {. II Wainwright, Mr. William q
Porland. and Mr. Charles {. West, here
81 Keech. l,oew 4 Co. have. together With
Mr. charles y Edge. this day formed =
.o-parinership under the nam. % y. Is.
This nm viii occupy the oMces al,
number wa street New York City.
formerly occupied BY the n-m ~ Keech
Loew & co. and viii there transact =
general brokerage business
Dated New York MAY hrs' 1913
rHAPiES \ EDGE.
WILLIAM r. WAI\WRIGHT.
g II WAINwRiGHT.
MNikLiAM q. RR(45RL-ANp'
collin, warren. Jr. have this IL, formed
20 paI'ncrship under tho H-W name Of
Iocw Co.. g. the 'rnu,s .'lon % a
general inNes nent and brokerage bust
ness
THIS firm W.T. occur. ~ p, Of $nmNAr
Wa Sfr"t ant ~ NGmhor .oh FI',h
Avenue. N"w Yorl Cl.'
P'' %M SO Gf@@NlbGpaFY MtF &C. '''.
GEORGE COLLINS WNrVFN. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

weight The Modern Miller told OF the
comparatively few complaints on the
winter wheat crop. these being confined
10 scattered districts in the Southwest,
where rains have been excessive, and
some other areas holding insects. The
Brddstreefs exports for the week were
6,S11,000 bushels. against 1885, 900 the
preceding week and 3.776,0OO last year =;
since July ] the wheat and flour exports
from the United States and Canada
have been 350, 900 900 bushels, compa red
with 219,O00,000 year ago The
United states wheat exports OF this
quantity have been somewhat i'm excess
Of 900. 900. 900 bushels.
Corn--The list broke sharply in sym-
pathy with the decentralization in some
OF ;he other markets. Part OF the SELL
ing "ss for Wall Stree: sIs:ests. There
we're claims OF country selling in re-
fiection of the excellent soil conditions.
but advices of this sort met with con-
tradiction. Supporting orders were sell
dom in evidence. although II had been
claimed that moderate break would
disclose a liberal demand for strong
western elevator interests There was
no foreign buying OF consequence in
spite OF the continued export inquiry
reports from the Argentine indicate that
the exportable surplus has been cut ma
terially by the recent incessant rains
Sentiment at the close OF the session
was rather bearish, with an unsettled
FEELING caused by TIE reported destruc-
ton of the Lusitania. Brddstreet's ex-
ports were only $4,000 bushels for the
week. and since July | amount to "a. 000,-
600 against 1000. 900 a year ago.
Oats-The early steadiness in the list
was short lived Export demand OF
100000 bushels was easily supplied ana
thereafter the market depended upon
the short interest for the bulk of its
support. Sentiment was adversely in
fuenced by the rains in TIE eastern belt,
the pronounced weakness in wheat and
fresh obstacles confronting the shipping
trade
Provisions-The lower hog marke,
and the slump in the grain list resulted
In scattered liquidation OF provisions
Packers were on both sides OF the list
The speculative trade was restricted
Chicago prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
WHEAT OUTLOOK STILL GOOD.
M odern MILLER" Discounts Reports
Of Too Much Rain.

CHICAGO. May THE Modern Mdier
crop outlook: While there are some
reports OF too much moisture in Okla
homa. these are Insignificant compared
with quite general reports OF excellent
conditions In that State and Kansas.
Kansas maintains its high condition.
Snow has fallen in Nebraska
''ln sost wheat Safes rains have
greatly benefited and prospects indicate
large crop In sections OF Illinois
and Indiana the drought has not been
broken. Late sown wheat in southern
Illinois will not make more than half
crop. Chinch bugs are present prin-
cipally in Missouri and Illinois. where
some damage is reported"
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Phenomenal wheat Report-Lusi.
tania News Bis Factor.


60, '"e cloee Oh yes.eruay "hea'
,',II" very pearisn sentiment pre-
80 ais'Iou', Iac.oF va"
,uI Mhest srop repo''. anu
,, eeconu was 'he Lus'an'a Inc'oeh''
49, NIuehl tnht .ne ent'Ie shipping
insurance sHuat'oh had oeen ar
as reight room was withdraWn
ION 'he market ana war risks were
.''p " nave SCARED There was natur-
Wy uheasiness concerning the snip
mem ~ about 25,oOo,ooo bushels ~
,ue"t Wnich nave been reported sold
Io' export but iying in THIS country
ava nng forwarding on shipboard.
ne Government hgures were not pub
.renef until the market had finished
~ me day. The showing greatly sx-
o'e0ed the most optimistic opinions As
IN NAV the crop promise was $4,000
ooh bushels against the expectations of
sooooo,0o0 to 67o,O0o,000 bushels the
MAJ promise a wear ago OF s3n. ono. OoO
bushels and the nnai last season Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

- Comet. Por, Arthur miles south NJ
Jupiter a. noon YESTERDAY
- Antilles NCw Orlrhua miles south Of
tsrystor' Reef ~ noon
50 MORO Castle Vera Cruz SNn r1Ilcs south
nj SANDY Hook A. noon
- Alamo Mohlle. 49, mules north NJ Re-
hccca shoals AZ noon
- Radiant, New orleans 10 mules north
west OF Tnrtugas ~ noon
IS VI pla, New Orleans ~ miles south NJ
Jupiter AT 4 II
:. IL sol Galveston. q miles north NJ
Jupier AZ y II NJ
So tOmanohc. Jacksonville IL miles north
OF - Johns bar Al = "
50 W Ocrideute, Galveston lGl mules south
Of Sandy Hook a, noon
s. John u ,rchhold Nov Orleans 'i3 m,les
south OF Sandy Hook ~ noon
IS san lhclntO, Galveston. ~ miles south
Of Sandy Hook ~ noon
- Apa"hr. ld"n~nu, iiis. -. mi'C- south ~
sandy Hook az i
- Perfect ou, Port Arthur ~ miles uOrih
Of Juplter NJ noon
;. Texas, Por Arthur, l3o miles south Of
Diamoud Shoal al noon
s. E.neranZa, Santiago SIS mlles south Of
Sandy Hook A. noon
SIS Algonoun. sanlo nonmngo, 10 mlcs
south Of Sandy Hook At pm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
Petitions In RankruptCy.

SEWARD DREDGING COMPANY. :oo
soa e minns h IA os'" p.eion IN
bankruptcy by creditors. The creditors,
T. Is asserted, own large amounts %
mortgage on It's property. witch mort
gage is believed Insufficient security Tor
IN" payment Of the bonds, II is a Dcls.
ware company, incorporated on May 20,
1911. Capital stock. s:.ioo,ooo' bond
issue, $4,000. Ambrose II Burroughs
was president Thomas r Spencer, see
and brother Of The tobacco mssnstc. /,
admitted In writing inability TO pay
A HtRTy IKE, KESNsE2 =, d sns., bushes; y
Of eggs, sss Greenwich street, petition
in Bankruptcy by creditors. 1t was Al.
so or S9 ssx. HP %tho S 'G payns
Them. Judge Mayer appointed Herbert
Gruber receiver with leave to continue
Of eggs on hand and in transit Of un.
known value and h32 cash on hand,
Mr, Kennsrd, IT was alleged, deserted
SIMON KLEIN. clothing manufacture.
OF 5os East Houston street petition In
Sn sh.psss f sS ss Years ne mas nee"
W SCHWARTZ sONs,-Bsrn.t and
Philip schwartz, who compose the Arm
cloak. and suits. I. and 81 West twenty
fourth street MED petition In bank
ruptcy, habilltles, yihgl. assets, sll.
LOUIS KARPF, dealer In ollcloth, -
creditors He made an assignment on
Thursday, Liabilities $1,000, assets
$4,000.
MAN LEIBowIrz, ssi Bow.ry, el-d a
petition In bankruptcy. liabilities, s?.52c.
assets, $780,
Receiver Appointed.
LEWIS CoHEN,-Judge Mayer has APP
pointed Edwin II Gpdike receiver for
Lewis Cohen, painters supplies, sixth
Composition Confirmed.
MASON BERNARD, iNC.--Judge Mayer
has confirmed a composition Of Msison
Bernard, Inc. millinery, gowns and furs,
$50 Fifth avenue. with creditors at IS
cents On the dollar. payable 10 cents
cash, 10 cents note at three months and
cents note Mt hve months. Liabilities,
Assisnments,
W =. vANpEN HOuTEN COMPANY,
printer, 400 Pearl street; assignment 10
John 4, Morrison, The business was
started forty three years ago and was
incorporated In June, 1905 Capital
stock $40 900 ". +. vanden Houtsn is
president. This company had large
SEXTON PEREGO. manufacturer ~
human hair goods, .sJ Columbus avenue,
assignment 10 Nathaniel Cohen The
partners are Augustus ~, sexton ana
Elizabeth PereEo. who resided al Mon
ross Ps. The decd was signed hy Mr.,
tsblished here since 1911 and was pre-
viously located In Chicago and In Phiia-
dslphis.
WILLIAM NJ AscH manufacturer Of
women's hats, ael Broadway; an assign.
msnt 10 Max u, Friedman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
ELECTIONS A>D MEETINGS
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

Notice II hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING Of the stockho'der' 81 THE
MI AN ARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
vii he held at the ONCE OF tho Company,
40. 60 Nsssau street In the Borough o,
Manhattan city OF New York on TUES
DAY. MAY II. 1915. at twelve O'Clock
noon, for the election o. Managers OF the
corporation for the ensuing year and for
the Transaction OF such other business -
m.y properly come before the meeting
inc .Uding considering and voting upon the
approve and ratification OF al action OF
the Board OF Managers ana Executive
Committee since the last annual meeting
Of stockholders ana al matters referred
70 IT. ne Annus Report TO stockholdArs for
the ~ Al year ended December 81, lHlt
The 20 NIL opsu A. trc.ve o'cIork noon
and remain open for a. east one hour
The transfer books ~ he Company will
he closed from one o'clock r NJ. IN Ss'ur
dsv. Nav / 1878, until the morning Of
Wednesday. Nav - 1915.
Nv o-de- ~ me Pos-i ~ Manage.
y. ~. OLlPHA>T. Secfetsry
New York L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
ARGENTINE LOAN PLACED.
$50. 900. 900 i.>nc Of Five Year
Per Cent. Bonds Arranged.

j = Morgan Co. Kuhn, Loeb a
90. tho National City Banh and the
First National Bank Of this city and q
group in London headed by Mcssrs.
Barring Bros, Ltd and Messrs Morgan.
Greufcl n 90. have jointly concluded
arrangements with tho Argentine ,ioN-
'rumou' fo' tho purchase and siwultau'.
pus issue l This country and abroad ~
approNimately $50 400 o00 Of Argentine
hVe wear bonds
The amount to be ssuod u TINS couu-
try is $4,000. 600 and In London $1,000 q
Ooo. The bonds will he dated MAY -
and viii hear interest a. per cent.
After two Years they Will be interna-
tionalzed as between the dollar and
sterling issues,
The actual offering of the bonds IN
this country will M made through sell
ing syndicate "a he announced shortly
and to he made IN OF well known banks
and bankers In this and other cities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
SEEK PENNSYLVANIA BONDS.
Buyers In Large Numbers Apply
for Railroad Securities.

Kuhn, Losb 4 Co. offered SIS, 600 900
Pennsylvania Railroad Company gen.
eral mortgage "a per cent. gold bonds
Yesterday At ISL, and accrued interest.
The subscription list will he closed at 2
O'Clock on the afternoon OF May II, or
earlier II was said at the offices OF the
bankers late In the afternoon that sub
scriptions were being received in large
and satisfactory volume.
The bonds are due June I. 1868. and
are dated June |, 1918. Application will
he made 10 list the bonds on tie Naw
YORK stock Exchange. Both principal
and interest will he payable without
deduction for any taxes which the rail.
road company may be required 10 pay,
or retain therefrom. under any present
or future national or Pennsylvania state
laws. the Federal income tax being ex-
cepted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

, For eastern New York. fair to-day In
south portion. with local rains In central
and north partitions; cooler In west portion;
fair Tomorrow; fresh to strong southwest
10 wcst winds.
Tor western New Yorh. psrtly creud~
morrow fresh westerly winds
For eastern Pennsylvanis, generally fair
and somewhat cooler to-day; fair to-mor-
row; moderate southwest to west winds
For New Jersey partly cloudy to-day;
cooler In west portion. fair tomorrow,
! fresh southwest to west winds
For northern Now England. local rsins
to-day; fair tomorrow, fresh southwest
~inds.
For southern New England. local rains
to-day: fair morrow fresh to s,rone
southwest to wet winds
NEW YORK. May s-Thc general condition
OF atmosphere" depression which prevailed
over most Of the country became centralized
over northern Michigan Yesterday and caused
RAN IN the Mississippi Valley and moa
sections eastward except along the A,lsntie
coast
The weather wa. generally far in the
ROCKY Mountain Staes and Westward and
me pressure was moderately high over the
southwest and the Atlantic States
HIGHER temperatures prevailed over the
Sfate~ ear Of the Mississippi River. but II
vas colder over the north central section
and aouthward 10 TeNs. with tempera,ures
slightly above the freezing roin, in Mime.
sofa ana the Dakotae. and h~lov in rars
% Colorado and Wyoming
In this CITY the morning va. far: cloudy
IN the afternoon with increasing eaAteriy
winds; warmer; average HUMIDITY. "a pev
cent D.: barometer. corrected IN read 10 see
level. al A NJ. Oo7 = NJ. eaae
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded nv the offolal thermometer. 10
shown In the annexed table:
.sAM.. " .: 49, y. .r.M.. 's 81: l'.:.
IN, AZ. 20. ar. NJ So ~.
Highest temperature, 81. at 40 \. NJ
Inuest aauan.xa.....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
LONDON MARKETS STEADY.
4 inc ricans strong, with stecIs and
Union Pact0cs Ieadiue.

LONDON. May THE markets con-
tinued quiet to-day, with a steady tone
prevailing. A waiting attitude was
predominant.
Git edged securities were dull Home
rails ruled steady. Foreigners we're ir-
regular. Mines and oils were Arm
Americans were strong. with Union Pa
cifcs and Steels the leaders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Futares Active-Pric~s steady
Total sales $500 Tons.

The raw sugar market was quiet and
steady yesterday. There were small
offerings AZ -. cents, cost and freight.
but rehners did not appear Interested
LA &c holders were asking a. cents
The refined sugar market was steady.
with all interests on hrm cent basis
There WIS moderate demand for
Withdrawals on contracts
The sugar futures market at the COT.
foe Exchange was active. with prices
steady. Total sales were $500 tons
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

brrdstrerfs reports 33j business failures
in The United States during the week.
against 3it for the previous week and .Si,
2t3, $50 and 2iJ Tor the correspond n e
week. of 1914 10 1911. The middle states
had ~ New England. ~; southern. -,
Western, IS, Northwestern. IL, and far
Western, -. Canada had 40. against -
for the preceding week Ahout IS per
cent. of the total number Of concerns fsil-
ing had capita Of less than $1,000 and :
per cent. had from s.. 600 to $50. 900 capt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
C0TT0NSEED OIL.

Liquidation was scattered until the
news OF TIE Lusitania disaster reached
the trade, when offerings increased ma
feria'ly. II was feared tina, shipping
conditions would he interfered with
Stop loss orders were reached and sup.
porting orders were Withdrawn. Tenders
OF 400 barrels were reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, May THE heavy selling
movement following the news OF the
sinking OF the Lusitania carried prices
down violently in the last hour. TIE
close was unsettled. with only small
gains. All departments shared in the
weakness The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

New York April -, iah
TIE ANSCAL MEETING OF THE sTOCk
HOLDERS OF THE NEW YORK MUTUAL
GAS LIGHT COMPANY for ~" election ~
directors for the ensuing year viii he held al
the ofhc~ OF the COMPANY, No g. mon
Square, on Tuesday tho nth tav q, MAY
1915. AZ noon Transfer books close s,3P "
on the 18th dav ~ April 1915 ard re open 81
10 on the 18th day ~ May 1913
GEO " pARKMI-Rsr aerntarx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

'HiCAGo. May 7.--Iocal securities
showed considerable setback to-day
Union Carbide, Stewart Warner and
Sears RoebuCk received the greatest
pressure. Other issues were easier
Rond market quiet and steady. The
summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a slow business in spot cot
ton, with middling 5 points lower at
lid Sales. 5000 bales receipts.
5000 bales. including 5000 Amer
team
Prices at Liverpool! closed very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
MECHANICS & METALS NATIONAL
" THE CRY OF NEW YOF

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
quarterly dividend OF three per cen
tac,p ON the oapitsl stock OF this rank
vri be PAYABLE Tree OF tax. on and after
NAV u, 1918 To shareholders of record at
m. close Of business on May 1915.
JOSEPH :. HOUSE. Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

fHILAnEi.rHIA, May Trading was
light except in United State Steel Nbca.
sto"ks generally showed declines Cam
hria steel and Electric Storage Battery
lost -. and y respectively and others
lost traclionHllN The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

LleNen A. VI bids to Liverpool were /.
May. '.i2c.; July, csc. October.
10 csc ; January, l0.2sc. The market
'h"re Is due TO open to-day Is 10 1871
points lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
THURSDAY
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

Exports from the port Of New York
reported Yesterday were Sa,i5s.93s, i'm
ports. S3,505IaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
BONDS
Customs Receipts a52s,aS8.

The total receipts at the Custom
House yesterday for duties were s5as,-
35sht, Of which sl03,o33it was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
ware houses and S+2tt23A0 for recent
importations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

spot Cotton at New YORK WAS quiet.
y points decline Middlng 9.S5c.
southern spot markets were unchan gcd, :
! TO 30 points lower. with New Or
'.ans SC. Galveston 95oc., Savannah
$500, Houston e.20c. Augusta ?.25c.
and Memphis 9.l2c.
The New Orleans market closed
h RELY steady pricex Were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

FTTsI TIoUi 7 y IitrreII nom n snfI
seventh toWpaUN. Sew Nork 20 SlNtcOnIl
'ompan,. phNrl.'pha
First liour o. " Ilo'' from Thir',
second 'ompan'. sen Irstrl-Co to Tvcu''
seventh COMPANY. san Diego.
F'r-' Lieut. n Y Nulir, from Twenty
-e,"u'h Company, san Diego - 1hiuN
,ccond toWpau' San Francisco
second Lieut. y " Miller from Nor'o \
10 Seventeenth company. rhtidcph.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pIrTsBURG. May 7.-Crucblc Steel
and Westinghouse Electric sold Off
sharply in the late trading Other stocks
were not much affected, Columbia Gas
declined IL. Westinghouse Air Brake
was up -. for the day. The summary ;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May Prizes were only
a fraction lower to-day. with trading
dull, The weakness at New York was
not reflected here, The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

WASH NGTOS May This army or
der vas issued TODAY:
capt - T. Townsend. Por'n Rico, regu
lar infantry IN Join his regimen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

These nav orders we're issuod
Lioufeusnt.' I wallace
from the BROOKLYN tn 'ho Ior0sr'fCu'.
Lieut.. T. " HAYWARD. frow rer,l,lrr
,hip ~ New Work
Lieut. II DAVIS, f-om 'he M,yrau'
go tho Warrington.
NARI>F COrPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

Exports yesterday. 81 9js bales T,
IA mus far this season, 1,i0s,2il bale
as INST S.3ls,sO0 bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

The imports OF dry goods and general
merchandise at the port Of New York for
the week ended May l. az compared with
the previous week and the corresponding
week OF 1914. follow:
Week Previous
Nav week Ia1l
Dry goods 81 blisS sihbgT.S Ss93toNS
ien. mdse 81 sl,76O lssITSOS is9Ss3a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-13
KLE!SKASPRZYMIERZO
NYCH MA BAkkANIE.
Niemcy z1aczyli WOj-
ska Y Turkami.
WALK Ma WkOSKIM FRONCIE.
Z innych Teatr6w Wojny.
KOBIETY FRANCY| ME CHCA POKOJU.
Z innych Teatrow "

chroniacyini sic W niedostepne
gniazda gorskie: pod Ipek Ro-
jai Austryacy zdobyli 40 arrnat i
wzieli $500 Serbow i Czarnogor--
COW do niewoli, zaskoczywszy ich
transporty w odwrocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-13
Turcya W WaIce.

Rzym, Is grudnia. - Watykan
otrzymai pewne informacye, IL
Turcya W SVEN przeSladowaniu
chrzeScijan Armehczykow - by
najmniej do mich samych sic ME
ograniczyla, lecz, re tie przeSla-
dowania, mordy i zbrodnie byiy
skierowane przeciwko wszystkim
chrzescijanom wogole, a co gor--
sza - Watykan otrzymal doku-
menty, IL sprzymierzency mi
stree tureccy - Niemcy byli W
te zbrodnie wplatani - osobistym
udziaSem wielkiej liczby oficerow
zo1nierzy niemieckich.
Konstantynopol, IS grudnia. -
z Mezopotamii donosza, il W
odwrocie z pod Bagdadu i W wal
kach tam toczacych sic try ba-
taliony angielskie zostaiy otoczo-
ne pod Kut-el-Amara i poddaiy
sic. Turcy usiiuja okrazyc An
glik6w W okolicy tego nliasta.
Kleska Anglikow spowodowana
zostaia W znacznej' mierze zdra-
da Arabow, kt6rzy zrazu przyia-
.czyli SIG do Anglikow W decy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-13
Walk ma Balkanie.
KIeskaSprzymierzOnych

Londyn, Is grudnia. - Pewna
Jest rzecza, IL Sprzyrnierzeni po-
nieSi znaczna porazke W oStat--
Mich walkach W Serbii pofudnio-
wo wschodniej zostah wypar-
ci - prawdopodobnie zupe&nie z
Serbii na terytoryum greckie W
kierunku Salonik, ktore przygoto-
wuja ma wypadek oblezenia. w
Salonikach wciaz znaczne wojska
angielshe laduja. Czy faktycznie
cofniecie sic wojsk tych juz 20
staio dokonane do Grecyi - ME
Jest ieszcze stwierdzone - rapport
angielski przyznajacy odwrot /
straty milczy W tym wzgledzie,
tylko rapport niemieoki o tenn do
nosi, zaznaczajac, IL ostatnie wal
XII Buigarami przyniosly SPrzy-
nierzonym straty ogromne; ra-
port angielsko francuski hczbe
tych STRAIT podaje na 1900 ludzi "a
bitvch rannych, a wynlienia XII
ka puIk6w rlandzkich, jako bo-
haterow chwili, poniewaz pufld
owe osiania{y odwrot armii glow
uej i znakomita swa postawa "
boju a nieustraszona walka ze
znacznie wiekszym liczbowo,
wciaz atakujacym nieprzyJacle-
lem wstrzymaiy ma sobie jego
wszelkie wysilki istotnie cofa-
ME sic armii osionily umozli-
willy. Walk i rugby wojsk owe
miafy miejsce miedzy jeziorern
Doiran a dolina rzeki Wardaru.
Dalsze W tel mierze szcze-
go{y podajs agencye prasowe'
Walk W poiudniowej Serbii
wrzaIy gwaitowne Cd przeszio
tygoduia: Bulgsrzy skuPili tn
giowne silly bardzo znaczne, wo-
bee kt6rych, jak ME mniej wo-
bee tego, il wojska serbskie juz
byiy faktycznie opusciiy poprze--
dnio terytoryum serbskie, chro-
MAC sic do Grecyi, take i woj-
ska Sprzymierzonych straciiy ra-
eye trzynlania serbskich pozycyi
mad rzeka Crna i Przygotowaiy
sic wsrod walk nieustannych do
odwrotu ku Salonikom. Opusz--
czono Krivolak ! Crne, cofano sic