davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-04-29
Struck by Simplicity.

He was so friendly, SO simple. and
had such nice. kindly face and gentle
way. The first thing he said to me was,
,, Tn sorry to have kept you waiting so
long. Wasn't that unselfsh of him
Then he asked where our hospital was,
said he had heard about it, and thanked
US for the good care you are giving
my soldiers He talked with many as
he went down the line and won US all
by his directness and simplicity
Il am sure the other people present
We're surprised to see how much atten-
ton he gave us and how friendly he
was. 1t certainly is a constant joy and
comfort to think how much prestige
and Importance we gain from the
standing of our dear old Uncle Sam
After US he greeted the soldiers with
q few speeches, and in a trice was in
his car and from the platform waved
cheer after cheer"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
STORES WILL CLOSE MONDAY.
General Impression Seems to BE That
Day Will BE Observed.
rom The Daily Item, June 20.

From The Daily Item, June 20.
While no petition has been circulat-
ed or signed among the merchants Of
the city. the general impression seems
to be that practically all of the stores
in the city will be closed on Monday,
July 5th. observing that day as le-
gal holiday for the 4th which comes
on Sunday.
1t has always been the custom in
Sumter to close one day for the
Forth of July and merchants asked
lbout closing on next Monday have
stated that they would close, if others
did. following out the custom. Sever
al stated positively that they would
close!' The banks will be closed on
Monday, July 9Th. and the postonice
will observe holiday hours. opening
its windows from 10 to II o'clock. in
stead of from IL to- II, as formerly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
REV. HARRY BULL ORDAINED.
Bishop Gucrry Makes Impressive
Charge to Young Kingstrcc Rector.

Bishop w. A. Guerry, assisted by
the Revs. Harold Thomas of Flor
cnce, Il. II. Phillips of Sumter and
w. Fl. Barnwell OF Stateburg, on Sun
day morning ordained the Rev. Har-
Try Bull, the services being held at
the Church Of the Holy Cross. State
burg, in the presence Of a large au-
dience, which was deeply impressed
by the solemnity of the service. The
beautiful music was a delightful fea-
ture Of the occasion.
Before the ordination ceremony
the Rev. Harold Thomas Preached the
the ordination sermon, speaking Of
the joys and scope Of the ministerial
work and it's responsibility and dig
nifty His sermon was short, but
eloquent Rev. w. H. Barnwell then
presented the candidate. who was re-
ceivcd by the Rt. Rev. w. a. Query,
Bishop of the Diocese of South Caro-
line. Bishop Guerry made very
impressive charge, after which the
ordination was completed by the lay
ing on of hands, the Rev. Messrs
Thomas. Phillips and Barnwell talk
ing part in this very solemn cere-
mony.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
MAYEsyILLE BANK ISSUES DIyI.
DENDS.
Stringent Financial Conditions Have
Not Prevented Bank from Making
Money.

Mayesyille. July AT a meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the Bank
OF Mayesville held on Tuesday. the
regular seml-annual dividends OF 4
per cent was declared. This is indeed
gratifying news to the stockholders
and friends OF the institution just at
this time when SO many of the banks.
many OF the large ones In the cities.
have been unable TO declare any divi-
dends at all. The Bank OF Mayesvillc
shows that with competent manage
ment and good treatment OF its Gus
toners the stringent times have not
hurt It's progress to any apprccia BILE
extent. 1nis institution was organized
I'm 1902 with a capital stock OF S10.-
900 which has been increased TO $685.
900. Its surplus Is sl2.5Oo. Gov. X.
l. Manning Is president. n. A. Chan
dier. first vice president: R. ]. Mayes,
Jr.. second vice president; C. Il.
Mayes. cashier. and 4. q. Spencer. as
sistant cashier. The bank occupies
one OF the most convenient and hand =
some banking houses to he found in
the smaller towns.
Other important business was trans
acted at the meeting of the directors,
details of which may he given out la
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
STORES TO CLOSE.
Practically All OF the Stores and
Other Business Houses Agre to Close
Monday, July 5th.

AS July 4th comes this year on
we, the following merchants
of the city of Sumter. agree to close
our stores on Monday, July 9TH:
IL. j. Barnett,
The ID. j. Chandler Clothing Co.,
The DuRant Hardware Co.
Ducker and Bultman,
Cash Racket Store.
L. E. LeGrand,
Butman Bros.
U. s. Woolen Mills Co.
l.. w. Folsom.
knight Bros.
The Sumter Herald.
Schwartz Bros.
Levi Bros.
The Sumter Dry Goods Co.
G.. II. Haynsworth,
M. Green.
w. a. Thompson,
The Sumter Clothing Co.
Cash Dry Goods Co.
Shaw and McCollum Nero. Co.
O'Donnell q Co.
Cuttino & Mcknight.
Joseph M. Chandler.
McCollum Bros.
Levy & Moses.
Stubs Bros.
Spann's Cash Grocery,
l.. Alpert.
Sumter Shoe Store.
Rivers-Bultman,
Gordon Bros.
Alex Averbuck.
NJ. G. Jacobs,
Carolina Grocery Co.
Columbia Tailoring Co.
Consolidated Mercantile Co.
The Battery,
w. s. Reynolds,
The Misses Wilkes.
V. III. Phelps,
Bradford Bros.
Economy Store Co.
w. Il. Burns &c Son,
Geo. III. Hurst Furniture.
Osteen Publishing Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
Death.
From The Daily Item, June 20.

From The Daily Item, June 20.
Johnny Prescott, the ten-year-old
son OF Mrs. Pallis V. Prescott, died
this morning as he reached the Toum-
ey Hospital. where he was brought by
his uncle Mr.. A. w. Newman, for an
operation for appendicitis. The lad
was taken i'll last Friday and grew
steadily worse until this morning,
when IL was discovered that he had
appendicitis and was brought to the
hospital. where he died before he
could he operated on.
The funeral services and interment
will be held at the Brunson burying
ground. In the Zoar neighborhood, at
IL o'clock Wednesday. tomorrow,
morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
LENOIIrS FLOUR MILL.
Modern Roller MIN stabilshcd ai
Dinklns Old Mil Near IIagood.

Attention Is directed to tho adver-
tisement Of Mr.. G.. III. LenOir. who an
nounces To the wheat growers Of Sum
ter and adjoining counties that he
has established a modern roller mill
at Dinkins' old mill. near Hagood. and
that he is now ready TO convert the
homo grown wheat into the best quail
ity OF flour. This mill is up-to-date In
every respect and II should prove not
only convenience to the wheat grow
Ing farmers Of the county hut should
encourage others To- grow wheat and
make their bread at homo.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
WILL MEET AT POCALLO,
Umpire. Levy.

The next meeting Of the Sumter
Trustees Association will be held at
Pocalla on July 10TH. when the can
ing clubs and corn clubs will gather
at that place for an all-day institute.
There will be various addresses and
demonstrations OF an interesting ma
ture on this occasion, which will be
conducted by Miss Mary Lennon,
home demonstration agent for Sum
ter county. and farm demonstrators, j.
Frank Williams.
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morning.

From The Daily Item, June so.
Mr.. -. W. Owens received a mes
sage last night informing him of the
death OF his neice, Mrs. Pauline
Rowells. at Marion. on Tuesday after
noon. The funeral services were ncld
today and Messrs. a. ID. and Charley
Owens went from here To attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03

class of twenty-one candidates
was confirmed at the Church of the
Holy Comforter on Sunday afternoon
ut o'clock by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Guerry. This is the largest class this
church has ever had confirmed at
one time. In 1t were fifteen men and
boys.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
MAYEsvILLE WINS FIRST.
In Well Played Game Columbia Ath.
letics arc Downed by Score of Z to 4.

Mayesville, June 29.-Mayesville
captured the opening game of the Sc
ries with the Columbia Athletics yes
terday afternoon by the score of Z to
4. The game was fast and we'll play
ell, but fOr several costly errors at
critical times. Pierce DuBose pitched
a splendid game for the locals. being
extremely steady throughout. III.
Kelly pitched a good game for CO.
iumbia. but was not given good sup
port at times. Both pitchers yielded
eight hits, but they were not all clean
hits. several being due to the condition
OF the grounds. Roger DuBose play
ed good game for Mayesville in
right field and 50 did Flowers at
third. Floyd stared for the visitors
In left field.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Columbia. 900 100 300 8 6
Mayesville .02O OO5 OOx--7 8 4
Batteries: II. Kelly and Carter: p.
DuBose and Reaves.
Struck out by Kelly, 3; Dubose, II.
Bases on balls. off Kelly. 3; Du-
Bose. 2.
Umpire, Levy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. III. o. stroheckor. of Charles
ton. Is visiting Dr. s1d Mira j. c.
spsnn
Mr.. Charles III. Curtis left Tuesday
morning ON his motorcycle for
Washington, ID. c.. baltimore, Md,
New York and other points north. He
Will later go to Boston and enter the
Boston conservatory of music where
ne will take a special course I'm pipe
organ and piano tuning and repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nein O'Donneli. ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Monaghan.
left "Wednesday by 4, automobile for
their summer homo In AAsheville. N. C.
Rev. J. p. Marion. has, Returned from
summerton. where No has boen for
the past two weeks ccnducting "A re-
vivai meeting at the yPresbyterian
church. The meeting was largely at
tended and was most succesSful,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Ryttenbers went
to Savannah. Ga. on Sunday. Nsoing
by auto through the country. "
Mr.. Dunane L. wannamaker who
has been connected with the Daily
Item for several years. In various ca
pacities. starting as a carrier boy and
working up as circulation man, local
reporter. Office man. and for the past
two years acceptably filling the po-
sition of advertising manager. severed
his connection with the paper yes
terday and has accepted a position
with the Sumter Brick Works. He
has given the Daily Item loyal and ef-
ncient service and we part with him
with regret lie has the ability and
energy 20 make good In his new line
Of work and The Daily Item and all
connected with II wish him well.
Mrs. w. j. Archer and little son.
William. who have recently moved to
Ashevill,. ". c.. have been called back
to the city on account Of the illness
OF Miss sophia Muller.
Rev. X. Il. Phillips. Mrs. Phillips
and her sister. Miss Barnes, who has
been visiting here. left on Tuesday
for Columbus. Ga. where Mrs. Phil
lips will spend sometimS with her
mother. Mr.. Philips will return Sat-
nrdAv rtfg
Mrs. Ida B. Robinson left this
morning for her home in Charlotte.
she win icin her sister ot Richmond.
Va. IN about two weeks and they
WIN so to the Virginia beach FOR the
month OF August.
Mr.. Thomas Briggs and Herbert
Bradford left this morning by auto
mobile for Charlotte. They will also
visit at Richmond. Va. before re-
turning home.
Mr.. Charles III. Woods OF Green
wood. In visiting his sister, Mrs. T. R.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03

The anne of John -. Jones.
graduate from Clemson i'm the class
of 1915 was inadvertently omitted
from the list of college graduates
mentioned In the Item OH Saturday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-07-03
Bcckcr Granted Respite.

Albany. July i.-Chas. Beckcr has
been rePrieyel until July 2Gtn. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
Rola Wloch
Mona.
niezmie-

Rzym, 3 kwietnia. = We Wlo-
szech wieSci o staraniach au-
stryackieh o pok6j wyNvarly wiel-
kie wrazenie i.albo przyspiesza
deeyzye bojowe wloskiego rzqdu,
albo wstrzymaja ie stanowczo-
DO jcSliby sic Austryi udalo i
stotnic zawrzet z Rosya pok6j-
to bedac swobodna Cd poInocnel
strony Gala si}a zwroci sic przc-
ciwko Wiochom a gdyby sic
Wlochom samyin nie udalo Au-
stryi pobic. to utraciiyby ma "a
wsze te upragn:one kraje mad A.
dryatykiem, o ktore do wojny
wdac sic pragna: w kazdym razie
szanse W}och w oddzielnej woj-
ME Austrya bylyby o wiele tru-
dnieisze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
CAR ODRzUCA PR0SBE AUSTRyI 0 P0k0J.

dniu ipo innych miastach wyroki
smierci So ma porzadku dzien--
nym: w dniach ostatnich skazano
So fosob "a zdrade stanu ma kary
smierci = Z tych s osob juz po-
wieszono, reszcie czesciowo "a
mieniono kare smierci ma vic
zienne lata. WSrod straconych
byia ,hr. Harrach, znakomita pa
tryotka czeska. Owa ,,zdrada sta
nuH to oczywista wszystko pre-
winienia przcciw rzqdowi austrya
ckiemu objawy patryotyzmu
narodowego poszczeg6lnych lu--
dow austryackich : przcwaznie
slowianskich. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
zAGADKOWE JANUARY ME
MIECKICH OKRETOW.
Zniewazenie flagi ujdzie bez-
karnie.
Pieciu nurkow ma ratunek # -
Amerykanski zolnierz zablty'
Kosztowne liczenie glosow
Pieciu nurkow ma ratunek ,,F-4"
Amerykanski zo}nierz zablty'
Kosztowne liczenie glosow.

til Il znawcow stoSunkow mexy-
kanskich z ogolnem uznaniem.Sa
dza oni, re takie uznanie w odnie
sieniu do tego miasta i do linii
kolejowej miedzy stolica a Vera
Cruz ME tylko przyczyniloby sic
do bezpieczenstwa cudzoziemcow
ale rowniez do przyspieszenia po-
koju iprzywr6cenia porzqdku W
nieszczesnej rzeczypospolitej.
= Spodziewana walka miedzy
wojs,lami Will Carranzy posia
DAME Matomoros jeszcze sic ME
rozpoczela, a wedle otrzymanych
til informacyi silly Viii sa. nic--
wystarczajace do zdobycia togo
portu.
.Agcnci Carranzy otrzynnali
wiadomoSt, ze jego general o.
bregon zajqt Queretaro ! przcciai
tern samem linie komunikacyjnl
-wojskami Viii sZapa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
Echa Przemyskie.

Londyn, 8 kwictnia. - Pisma
angiclskie zamieszczajq dopiero
p:crwsze autcntyczne opisy zdo--
bycia twierdzy Przemy5la; sire
szczenie ich nastepujqce: Obrona
PrzcmySla 0 wicle mniej zaszczy-
the przedstawia dla Austryi
swiadectwo W szczcg6iach praw-
dziwych ogladGila = iliz to sic
wpierwszej chwili zdawaio; mia
sto ME ucierpta}o istotnie praWie
mic. poniewaz Moskalc strzclah
tylkona forty j bastyony, ME do
miasta; W miescte panowai bcz-
lad koinples;ly dzieki woiskowym
radon nagromadzoao tam co
najmaiej Q $4,000 wojska wiecel,
az byio potrzeba do obrony
twierdzy, ks6ra MONA byiose rok
(lusej iroaie, gdgPy ME wytrze--
bienie. prow.aat6w vyjedzonych
przsz zioyt witf;q riiase zoinierzy !:
wiesdza miala prowiant6w ma pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
ze SpraW Austr yacaich.

Wicdea, 3 kwietnia. Ces.
Franciszek J6zei przebyl zime
doskonale czuje sic zdr6w
czerstwy ma poeieche ludow all
stryackich, jak pisza wiedehskie
gazcty.
= w caicj Austryi pc3no pro-
ccsow 0 zdrade s,anu, kt6rc koll-
czq SIG sadami wojennyini: zwla-
SEGA W Czcchach straszne sic
.dzicja konskrypcyc = ostatniml
dniami skazauo W Bernie i W
Pradze 90-kilku wybitilych pa
tryot6w czeskich ne wiezienie 20
kilka do kilktnastl lat jcdynie "a
cyrl:uiowanic wiesci wojny nie-
cenzuralnycll inc po2adanych
dla rzgdu. Wsr6d nich fsi Fadny
rliasSa. Bcrna Matijowski osobi-
stost bardzo zasiuzona We yie1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
Walk Ma ziemiach Polskich
ROSYANE Ma CAkEJ lNI W OFENSYlNE.

lowe zalcdwie zaiogI! Stqdw mic
$cic nastai glod ledzono psy
koty, i.kupowano je po killla i kill
kanascie koron, jedzono potrzela-
ne, nawet padle l;onie, zabija--
no chorc kouie j polowano po
miescic ma psy oficer6w; ci
byli kleska oblszenia byla ich
masa ponad 1000 ludzi w dw6j--
,nas6b za,wiele stad mic ME ro-
bill, tylko pill rozbijali sic po
ltawiarniach przemysl,ich : ci
mieli dostatek win, cygar, nawet
= pozywienia, tylko zolnierz =
pospolitak glod cierpiai = jab'
zreszta ludnosc cywilna, ,ks6ra by
Ia w ostatniem STADIUM nedzy i
opuszczenia. Wogole obrona mia
sta prowadzona byla marine -
generafowie wyzsi sprzeciwiali
sic naczelnej komeud@ic i ME bylo
glowy jcdnej, Ktdraby sprawe u
jac poprowadzic umia}a. Eva
kuacya miasta jcszcze ME ukon--
czona = narazie RoSyanic przc--
prowadzaj2 asanacye straszIlwle
zanieczyszczonego miasta. .Wsrod
zalogi masa. choryci. Wodz ro-
syjski Seliwanow przeprowadza
ewakuacye Z wieikim taktem
ludzkoscia: wojsko rosyjskie ~
wi Gala okolice zbieglgch ze-
wszad wygiodnlaiych wiesnia,
kow oraz wiele oSGb = cywfineJ
ludno:ci miasta. Oiicerowie do
znai wszelkich lionorow wolen-
nych. Jehc6w traktujc sic bar
do dobrzc = chorych automobi-
lami odwoza do LWowa, skad po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
Walk ma Zachodz;e
EurOpy.

Paryz, 3 kwietnia. : Wczoraj
zrana pod Soissons zestrzclono a
wiatora niemieckiego. FrancuScy
lotn;cy urzqdzili reid mad Woe
vre i zbonlbardowali tam niemie-
ckic baral:i i Hungary. = zadaJac
niemale straty .iieprzyjacielowl.
Francuskic maszyny ostrzellwall
Niemcy gwaltownie, ale mlmo to
udato sic Francuzom wzbic po--
mad linie siegalnosci kul niemie-
ckich i powr6cic szcz9Sliwie. Ma
.poludnie cd Peronne zniszczono
kilka okop6w niemicckich. Oto
wszystkie dzisiejsze doniesienia
Francyi.
Londyn, 3 kwietnia. T Dono-
sza "a niemieckiemi pismami, IL
francuski acroplan rzucil kilka po
cisk6w w Muclheim Neusen--
burg (Badenia) ME czyni2c szkod
Wiekszych.
Berlin, 3 kwietnia. : Niemicc-
kie raporty donosza o silnej ka-
.nonadzie pomiedzy rzekami Me
use Mozella; pod La Pretre
walka liniowa trwaia noe Gala.
Szcreg atakow irancuskich od--
parto zwyciesko.
Pary1, 3 kwietnia. = Obccnlc
sa W ogniu walk wszystkic LIMO
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Bulgaya pO strOnie
SprzymierzOnych.

Londyn, 3 kwictnia. = Bafga-
rya stanowczo przechyli}a sig ma
strong sprzymierzoaych = wy
nurzyc sic miala W tel sprawie |
W tel teudencyi krolowa Bulge
ryi. Eleonora - kt6rq interwie-
wowano dla pism angielskich W
jej rezydencJi, " Samakowie: o.
5wiadczyia, ze BuigaFya ME czu-
jc antypatyi DO Rosyi, ale do
Serbn, Grecyi ] Rumunii, kt6re
wykorzystaiy BaigaTye W drugiei
woinie .baikahskiei 10 zaaezae
straty il przyprawiiy. Buigarya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
Walk W Polsce.
Piotroor6d. 3 EWietnia

Flotrogrod, s kWietnla. :
rad wojenny ogiasza: W;rod
mic dajacych sic. opisac nadiudz-7
kich trudow i wysiik6w w Kar--
patach, wSrod walk najstraszniej-
szych ma najgorszym prowadzo--
nyc1 terenie = gdzie zoinierz mu
81 wspinac sic mad przepasciami,
brodzic W sniegu p6 pas, zdo6y-
wac kazdg poszczegolna doline i
kazdy pag6rek = wSrod ofiaf
ogromnych po stronach obu, =
Rosyanie zdobyli nowe przejscic
ma Wegry = mianowicie Wa
wozy Lupkowa wraz Z l;nia ko-
lejowa tedy ma Wegry, wiod2ca
z Galicyi. Najkrwawsze walki w
tyn punkcie toczyfy sic pod Wo-
la Michowa. Dalej walk lnla
ciagnie sic ma wschod ku wawo--
zom Uzoku, gdzie Rosyanle tyl--
ko atakami ma bagnety + dziaiac
moga i zdobywaja bard7o zmud--
ME krok po kroku pozycyi mako
micie przez Austryskow uforty--
fikowanych. Austryackie ataki
pod Mezoc Labo-cz odparto. O.
go{em W dwu dniach ostatnich
wzieto W tel czesci linii boiowej
ponad $500 jehcow W ten 32 Off
.ccrow. oraz zdobyto kilkanascie
dzial i n1itraliez. Dalej ma wschod
az ma Bukowinie znowu wiekszc
tocza sig bojc: reszth kolumny
austryackiej, ,kt6ra wtargnsla by
Ia do Bessarabii = wypaTto i wy
bito'i armia rosyiska jest znowu
ma Bukowii:c w ofeasywic. ocze-
.kajsc znacznych posak6w = po-
nicwaz wojSka austro-wegierskic
81 stosunkowo silnG W tel stronic
/ licza ponad 15n,O0o.
- Ne p6{nocny-n teatrzc pol
skim ofcnsywa rosyjska trwa W
peini na Hlii Piiwiszki MaryaTn-
poi-Kalwa7ya-Suwa -Augasto--
wo. Tocza sic tam nieasjalne po-
tyczki mniejszel wagi, ale wo, ska
J. b. Paliaseh wypo&yczs pieaiqdze
ps res,roSS. sprzedaje kar.y o1rsto-
We reelnoeci 1lkG Nos.e ul.
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FCHA PRZEMYSkIE.
Walk We FranCyi i FIandryi,
Move Ofiary Blokady.

rosyjskie swszedzic sparly ME-
przyjaciela do granicy. Niemcy
zaniechali ob1eaenia osowca. w
Srodkowej Polsce przygotowuja
sic dzialania ma wieksza skale =
ale narazie niema o Mich szczcgo-
low.
Piotrogr6d, 3 kwietnia Po-
twierdza sic doniesienia 0 ofen--
sywie rosyjskiej ma caIej ol0rzy-
inio 7vydiuzonej linii polskicj cd
Baityku po granice Rumunii. :
Rad rozpisal powoiania popiso-
wych r, 1895; popis ten przy-
nicsie Rosyi nowych wojsk bli-
sko 100000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03

Londyn, 8 kwietnia. = Prasa
podaje szczeg68y dotyczace osta-
tnich pogIosek o staraniach Au--
stryi o pok6j: otoz faktem jest.
&c ces. Franciszek ,J6zef po Edo
byciu Przemysla, przez Rosyan
skionic sic dai namowom pokojo-
wynn miai sic wraz ze swysn
rzadem zwr6cie posrednia, droga
do rzadu Rosyi z proSba o pokoj;
car Miko{aj odmowi}. .,. Rad
rosyjski oswiadczyi, ze spe&nie-
niu zyczeh Austryi mowy bye
ME moze. jezeh ona ME. zawrze
r6wnoczesnie pokoju z Francya i
z Anglia, poniewaz Rosys zwia
zana Jest terni mocarstwaui
przynierzern, zapewnialace
wsp6lne prowadzenie wojny j ME
konczenie jej oddzieInie. 2 Rio--
trogrodu donosza dalej, IL je@it
Austrya ma szczere zamiary po-.
kojowe, to Rosya gotowa jest
wstrzymac Swe w Karpatach dzia
Iania, by fodczekac dalszych krc.
k6w pokojowych Austryi, jake
wzgledem owych sprzymierzeh--
COW Rosyi, rniaiyby bye poczynic,
ne. Pisma rosyjskie objasniaja, ze
w staraniach Austryi po$redni7--
czacym wez1em byi Papiez, onec-
ME css. Franciszek J6zef miai sic
rowniez przy wsp64dzia}aniu Pa
pieaa zwr6cic do ces. WS1elna z
biaganiern, by wszczac poko;owe
rokowania, a przynaimuiej b. je
Austria wszczac mogia dla sic
bic. Starania te zawiodiy = Will
helm sic ME zgodzii i ces. Franci-
seek Jozef miai sic juz druga
propozycya zwrocic do Piotro--
grodu, ofiarujac Rosyi Galicye, a
Serbii Bosnie Herzegovina. Co
Jest istotnie na tych pogioskach
ME zupeInie pewnych = ME VIA
domo: zaznaczyt nalezy, re ist--
nieja ich take zaprzeczenia -
gi6wnie ze strony austryackiej,
ale ME mniej pewnem jest, IL
wszystkie pisma europejskie SO
przepeinione zapowiedziami poko
iowerri. w Paryzu ma sic w tych
dniach odbyc konferencya przed-
stawicieli Anglii, Francyi Rosyi
dla zadecydowania spraw po--
dziaIu Turcyi i wog6le om6wie-
mia kwestyi Bafkan6w = faktem
ma bye, ze Turcya mic dostawszy
pozyczki novel W Niemczech,
zwr6ciIa sic do Francyi z Propo-
zycyan1i pokojowemi:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03

we korpusy l'rancyi = ale zapa--
sy rczerw starcza jeszcze ma diu-
90 i zasila doStatecznie armle 90
kohcd wojny. Powoiywanie O.
wych rezerwy oraz wypelnianic
LUX ma linii odbywa sic normalnie,
o wielc sprawnicj niz W armii ME
ktora obccnie siabiej
iunkcyonuje niz W poczatkowem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-03
DOniesienia Austryacko-
Niemieckie.

Berlin, 8. kwietnia. Raporty
niemieckic Cd szeregu dni giosza
mic ETewcgossT austryackic
wznfiankuja odparcie ataliu noe
nego Rosyan mad Nida, oraz wal
ki pomyslne z wojskanai rosyii--
slIiemi ma poludnie Cd Pruta na
Bukowinie.