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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Music Teachers Association

The Noxubee County Music Teachers
have formed their organization of great
interest and pleasure. The work for
the year consists of a thorough out
line of the works of Mendelsohn, Cham
made, Grieg and Mcdowell, four meet
ings being donated tie each. Saturday,
October 10th, the folio wing program
will be given at residence Of Miss Fer
ris:
The Operas. Miss Ferris
Midsummer Nights Dream, Miss
Mary Dent.
Vocal Solo, New Love, Mrs. Ben
Price
Paper. Mrs. Barclay
Duet, Barcarole, Miss Dorroh and
Mrs. Barclay
Funeral March Mrs. Barclay
Vocal-I Waited for the Lord, Mrs.
Mcmillan and DR.. Barclay.
General discussion.
Miss Rhymes will add much to the
pleasure of the meeting with a violin
selection.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
SOCIAL DOINGS.

Mrs. Curtis Herbert has issued invita-
tions for a miscellaneous shower to be
given on Friday of next week in honor
of Miss Augusta Smith, a popular
member of the younger set.
Among a series Of entertainments
planned in honor Of Miss Augusta
Smith, a fall bride. is a shower to be
given by Miss Annie Ella Ames, the
date to be announced later.
Mrs. w. L. Sherard entertained the
Bridge club on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Graham made the highest
score. Delicious refreshments were
| served.
Miss Annie Ella Ames entertained
the %Seven-hand Euchre club on Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Marian Patty
won the club prize. Miss Helen Owen
was given the guests plize.
Mrs. f. B. Boyd very charmingly en-
tertained her friends at Forty-two on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. McMillin
made the highest score. Delightful re-
freshment were served.
On Saturday afternoon, in the parlors
at the Hotel Macon. Mrs. Howard
Scales entertained at Euchre in honor
of her aunt, Miss Helen Owens. Mrs.
Ben Price and Miss Owen were given
dainty prizes.
The Calhoun club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Wood Cockrell. A delightful
salad course vas served; then the "vet-
e%rans' enjoyed, to the fullest extent.
a good cup of coffee. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Charles Scales.
Mrs. Horton E~nfsrtains.
On Tuesday afternoon the Seven
hand Euchre club met with Mrs. Jas.
G. Horton. Jars of beautiful roses and
other fall lowers in shades of pink
were q feature Of the decoration. Aft
Ar the game, the fortunate guests were
inyi'ed into the dining room, where the
tapie was most artistically decorated,
embroidered dcilies of cretonne. rose
figured, and handsome center-piece OF
ferns, roses anl spider lilies being us.
ed on the polished table. An elaborate
menu was served, the pink color motif
, being daintily in evidence. Miss Heller
!, Owen and Mrs. Tom Borgess. fllet
vacancies. Mrs. E. T. George KEEP
!, score. Miss Helen Own was given the
prize, a box of dainty embroidered
linen handkerchiefs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Great distress has been caused some
of the BEACoN's correspondents lately
by numerous typographical errors that
have marred the beauty and mutilated
the sense of their articles. But they
shouldn't feel bad about it as every
reader knows it is always the intelligent
compositor or the sorry proof reader
that is to blame.
Diptheria has become almost an cpl
demic in a number of places. Memphis
reports 100 cases. Two children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Richards, at Mashu-
~layille, had slight attacks but are now
out of danger. Science has worked
wonders with this dreaded disease as
the death rate among children twenty
years or less, ago, was terrible.
The fall season on the farm in this
section has gotten to be one of the bus
lest times of the year. which is alto
gether different from formerly when
the women and children picked the cot
ton. Now it is peas, peanuts, potatoes
and soy beans to gather, hay to save,
molasses to make, oats and wheat to
SOW, but after all this is done there
will be no particular rush until hog
killing time. But if we are to beat the
boil weevil there IS no other way. A
few years of this kind of work will
work wonders. 1t is coming.
No better evidence of the shortness
Of the cotton crop can be seen than the
appearance of the streets around the
brick gin just south of the court house,
when, under normal conditions, it is
crowded with wagons filled with seed
cotton. Wagons with cotton, too,
could be heard passing through the
streets at all hours of the night as it
was, first come, first served. The last
bale to be ginned in the afternoon had
probably come in long before daylight.
Now it is only three or four bales a day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Mrs. Stinson and son and Mr.. Wayne
Bush, of Columbus, visited Mesdames
Moore and Deupree.
Mrs. McHenry has as her guests, her
mother, Mrs. Wade, and cousin, Miss
Gulledge, of Clarksdale, Miss.
The extraordinary price of Soc a bush
ell, or $4S a ton, in large quantities, is
being paid for cotton seed in the coun-
ty TODAY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
CHURCHES

Sunday school 10 a. m preaching at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. You are cord
Tally invited to attend all these sery-
ices. r. o. BowN, Pastor.
Orphans Home Day at the Methodist
church, SUNDAY II a. m. SATURDAY.. the
l6lh&s work day for the home. Bring
a liberal contribution for the Orphans
Sunday morning..
PRESBYTERIAN.
Regular morning and evening serv-
ices, Communion service in the morn
ing at eleven.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Personal and Local Items

Mr.. George Wade, of Biloxi, is in
town for a short stay.
Mrs. Vernon Clark and son are visit
ing relatives in Laurel.
Mrs. D. C. Jordan is visiting her
daughter in Ethel, Miss.
Mrs. Saunders Waters, of Chicago,
is with her daughter. Mrs. Ben Price.
Miss Mary Kate Hunter, of Meridian.
spent a day or two with her home felix's
the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.: 0rmsby return
ed this week from a visit of a month
to relatives iii Kentucky.
Miss Emma Boyle will leave today
for Pensacola to make her home with
her nephew. MI. P. S. Hayes.
Mrs. ]. P. Hunter. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Mark Richardson,
went to New Orleans last Tuesday,
Mrs. Dora Brown and Mrs. E. B.
Bell, of Montgomery. will arrivein Ma
con next week, to be guests of DIR.
and Mrs. M. NJ. Brown.
Miss Susie Mauldin left Friday for
Greenwood, Miss, where she has &C
cepted a position in a millinary estab-
lishment for the winter.
Mr.. ]. w. Holbrooks, who has been
i'll for some time with jaundice, will be
taken today to Meridian, where he will
be a patient in DR.. Turner's hospital.
Mrs. NJ. B. Wilkerson, of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, accompanied by DR.. and Mrs.
Campbell. her nephew and neice. OF
st. Louis, are in Macon at the Hote.
Macon.
Mrs. Minnie Clemens returned to Ma
con last Saturday from Mobile. where
she has been on a visit for the past
month to her son, Jerre. Mrs. Clemens
will leave next week for Hattiesbure
to spend the winter. Her daughters
Miss Emily and Miss Lille, have posi-
tions there and Miss Henrietta is
student in the Normal college.
Mrs. L. F. Holberg returned hom'
from Columbus last Monday where sh'
had been to attend a meeting of the
East Mississippi Presbyterial. Sh'
was accompanied home by Mrs. Jno. A
Little, of Louisville, KY, who had als'
attended the meeting as a delegate
Mrs. Little will be remembered in Ma
con as Miss Ellie Tarrant and it wa
her first visit to the town of her nativ
ity since she left here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tarrant, in 1882.
Mr.. Deale Binion returned yesterda,
/! from a trip to Birmingham, where h
mixed business with pleasure, the LAT
tor being to attend the Fair. lie say
the exhibits of every kind cattle
horses, hogs, poultry, etc. are mos
creditable. And they have the biggss
dog show that has ever been pulled o.
in the south. Birmingham. he says.
on a boom, due to the big advance j
iron, and all the mills are running da
and night.
According to the late Mark Twain, t
be good is to be lonesome. If Mark
mistaken, Brooke Ferris is having
good time in St. Louis this week. II
took advantage of cheap ~excursio
rates and left for that market Tuesda
to buy a line of holiday goods. We sa
"good time" advisedly, for Brooke er
joys, yes, enjoys the distinction of b'
ing the only rabid German in Nj
con and we reckon he is where he ca
"Hoc der Kaiser" to his hearts COZ
tent without being either laughed a
jeered at or called to account.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Notice 10 PARENTS.

Miss Kathleene RHYMES. pupil of
Prof, Robt. Pitard, of Belhaven college,
and Pier Adolpho Tirindelli, Of Cincin-
natl Conservatory of Music. will teach
violin. Instruments for small children
can be secured at a reasonable price.
Terms-A 90 for eight lessons. For
any other information phone 1874.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Mrs. w. P. Snowden is visiting in
Sunshine.
Mrs. Charles Hardin is visiting in
Laurel and Gulfport.
Mrs. Z. E. Dantzler is visiting rela-
tives in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Swallow and son
are visiting in Meridian.
Misses Nancy Patty and Dora Evelyn
Conner will spend the weekend at Ok
ford.
Mr.. John R. Dinsmore made a bust
ness trip to Columbus and Oxford this
week.
Mr.. Walter Hunter, Of Mashulaville
was in town Wednesday. He was here,
he said, because his mill was not run
ming, and it did not run because of
three deaths among the colored poPu-
%latioD, all OF them being ZONE relation
of his mill crew, which of course, did
not show up for work. One of the
darkies was a boy name Marshall. who
has been riding the mail from Mashu-
laville to Macon. His death was caus-
ed by typhoid fever.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
After a visit to her parents Mr..

After a visit to her parents MI.
and Mrs. Ed Hibbler at Cooks
vile, and her sister, Mrs. Jones in
Macon, Mrs. Jno. M. Couric, of
Townsville, Ga, is now visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jack Griffin, of
New Augusta, Miss. From there
she will 60 to Birmingham where
she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Clark.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Mr.. Shelby Jackson has opened a
meat market in his grocery store. he
sells the best meat that he can buy at
the lowest possible price.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
FOR SALE.

207 acres land.
One City lot.
One residence in City.
]. E. DORROH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Dr.. BarefeLd in Shuaualak.

DIR. Barefeld will be in Shuoualak,
Monday, October 18th and will re-
main for two or three 81 days only.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Cash only at Holberg's market. No
favorites played. Everybody pays
cash. Nobody gets mad. Bny a book
every body.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

~ want a hat for my skinny face,
One that will 60 with my sallow skin,
One that will make me look young again
One that will hide ali lines of care,
One that will fill my friends with dispair
One that | can easily and simply trim,
One without too wide a brim.
One that won't show that my hair is gray
One that won't give my true age away,
One that won't add any more to my
height, p
One that you think will make me look
just right,
Add some flowers without much color,
Some that won't make my eyes look
duller.
A little nice foliage, or apples or grapes,
Please do all this for your old friends
sake.
See Mrs. Hickman's new patterns.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
PUBLIC

ANY one desiring services of a steno-
grapher, please call on me at n ofhce
Of Strong & Bush. MARY r.. PRICE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Seed Oats For Sale.

Just received a carload Of Texas Red
Rust Proof Oats.
10.8-2t J. H. WILLIAMS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Your credit may be as good as the
presidents, but Holberg's market sells
to no one excep; for the cash. Bny a
book, Just as you do for ice.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
Flower Bulbs,

Paper White Narcissus. Double tu-
lips-all colors. Double hyacinth--pink,
white. blue and pink. H. NJ. JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Seed Wheat, per bushel. 50 90
Seed Rye, per bushel. .... / SO
Seed Rape, per pound. -. 10
Chicken Feed, per 100 lbs. 90
N, SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

IOsT-On Friday night, Sept nth. a hood or
aver Ior REQ car, on Prairie Point road. Viii pay
reward for its recovery: ru
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
FOR SALE.

Nice Saddle and Harness Horse, not
afraid of any thing. N. SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
The Stork.

The Stork.
Annie Kate is the name of a daugh-
ter that arrived last Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dent.
A daughthr was born Tuesday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Parson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15
q SALE.
FOR SALE

Genuine Texas Grown Seed Oats zoe.
Call, look at them. N. SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-10-15

Good services. prompt delivery and
reasonable prices is motto, City
Pressing Club. {. l. SARGENT. Prop
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Stanowisko W}och.

Rzym, ~ marca. - Kazdej
chwili oczekuja tn wypowiedze--
MIA wojny re strony Wloch, wy
padki ma Balkanie przySpieszyc
moga te ewentualnoSc. Misya ks.
Buelowa, specyalnego ambasado-
ra niemieckiego we Wloszeoh,
ktory cd dwu miesiecy zgora wy
sikh czyni wszelkie by doprowa--
die do porozumienia Wloch 4
Austrya = zdaje sic spelzla ma
niczem jakkolwiek jeszcze Bue-
low "a wygrana ME daje, to jed
max wszystkie pisma przypusz--
czaja, re ME doprowadzi to juz do
niczego wojna jest nieunikniona.
Najbardziej znamienna moving
zamieszczaja pisma wloskie o
zblizeniu jake dokonuje sic po-
dobno W obliczu wojny porniedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Wiesci Dardanell0w.

Londyn, 81 marca. = WieSci Z
IDardanellow nader dis niewiele.
Podobno admiraiowie dowodzacy
eskadra Sprzymierzonych zamy--
Slaja jakies zvniany taktyki W
dziaianiach w ciesninach, a to Z
powodu tego, il Turcy Z brze--
gov wypuszczaja torpedy i "a
daja mimi szkody dotkliwe stat
kom szturmujacym - jake jed
max zmiany owe bye maja, ME
wiadomo dokiadnie, W kazdym
razie pewnem jest, re szturmo--
wanie ciesnin bedzie prowadzone
dalej bez wzgledu ma szkody l
straty. Narazie dzialaja W ciesni-
mach przewaznie tylko polawia--
cze min. w dniach, kiedy og1o--
szono wiadomoSc 0 zatopieniu 3
statkow re szturmujacych flot-
Konstantynopol byl ustrojony
flagami i urzadzono tam radosne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27

dworem kr6lewskim a Watyka--
mem; Watykan miaf wydac roz-
porzadzenia wskazowki do pro-
boszczow kraju, ably popierali
starania rzadu, oraz zarzadzenia
mobilizacyjne, ma ma wypadek
potrzeby winien pouczae lud, il
wszystek wir,ien bronie Ojczyz--
ny - bez roznicy wyznania Ia
sad. Ojca sw. Benedykta odwie--
dzif onegdaj osobisty przedsta--
wiciel krola, markiz Boreadolmo,
otrzymaf on osobista diuzsza au-
dyencye, ktora niema W czasach
diugich precedensu: wnioskuja
stad, IL pomiedzy Watykanem a
dworem krolewskim tocza sic u
kiady, co do jakiegos modus vi
vendi ma przyszfosc moze mai
blizsza, moze trwaIa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27

Tyflis, ~ marca. - Stale tu
donosza rzeziach okrucieii-
stwach popefnianych przez Tur-
kow i Kurdow wperskiej i ture-
ckiej Armenii po osadach chrze--
Scijanskich. Szczegolow nowych
0 zajsciach tych - nalo, ale via
domo Cd zbiegow wciaz naplywa
jacych, re mahometahscy barba--
rzylicy w nieludzki spos6b zneca-
ia SIG mad nieszczesna ludno--
Scia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Walk ma zaChOdzie EurOpy
Wojna Napowietrzna
Hiszpania sic zbroi.

styczna, mozliwem jest IL inwa-
zya rosyjska w1asnie teraz po--
budzi Wegrow do zerwania Au-
strya.
- Sensacya chwili jest ma We
grzech wykrycie olbrzymiego ma
duzycia w dostawach' wojennych :
w miescie Csagad wykryto poro-
zumienie kiltr wielkich dostaw-
COW zywnosci dla wojsk kilku
oficeranli, ktorzy dopomogli kup-
com dostarczac lichsze wiele
konserwy i inc artykuiy zywno--
sciowe oraz odziez wszelaka ola
zofnierzy - sprzeniewierzone
tyrn sposobem sunny dosiegiy 80
milionow!.... Najwieksza to chy-
ba kradziez w tel kategoryi. A
takich naduzye wykryto na
Wegrzech szereg ca}y - podob-
no GAIA istlieje orgsnizacya O.
szustowska exploatujaca Rad
ma dostawach wojennych to tax
ubogi Rad jak austryacki tax
wyniszczonego pahstwa jak Au--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Wiesci z Baikanu.

Bukareszt, 27 marca. - WieSc
o upadku Przemysla ogromnie
wzburzy1a tutejsza opinie publ
czna, poruszajac masy ludowe ma
korzySc wojny Austrya. o tenn
re samem donosza Bulgaryi,
ktorej stosunki Turcya do ME
dawna tax przyjazne, obecnie po-
garszaja sic kazda chwila. Do
Sofii wyjechal w tych dniach
marszaIek niemiecki doradca sui
tana v. Goltz, ably pertraktowac
z krolem Ferdynandem, a niemie-
cki gen. Sanders poslany zostai
do Adryanopola przygotowuje
miasto to pospiesznie do obrony
ma wypadek ruszenia sic Bu}ga--
ryi; Lule Burgas inne punkty
rowniez fortyfikuja poSpiesznie.
- w razie gdyby sic ruszyiy
do wojny Bulgarya, lub Rumunia
w6wczas niechybnie wystapila--
by i Grecya, ktora jest W porozu-
mieniu Z innemi pahstwami bal
kahskiemi: wowszss wszystlde
panstwa Baikanu bylyby znowu
W wojnie.
- z Alabanii donosza, re wal
XII sig toczs tam pod sama stolica
Draczem-Durazzo. Powstancy
szturmuja miasto i oSwiadczaja,
re je zburza, jesli Essad-Basza
sprawujacy rzady, ME opuSci go.
Bardzo jest malo wiadomosci z
Albanii, to tylko pewne, IL We
wnetrzne rozterki targaja kraine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Bu1garya gOtOWa r6Wniez.
WALKI " DARDANELLACH.
SprawY MorSkie .
Doniesienia Niemiecko.
Austryackie.

Bupapeszt, q marca. - Donie'
siono tn I Bukowiny, IL w Bit,
vie pod Czerniowcami Austrya-,
cy odnieSli stanowcze zwyciestwl
i wyparlszy zupelnie Rosyan ku
polhocy, przekroczyli granice 70,
syjska. w Karpatach - jak ra-,
porty austryackie donosza, SEE,
reg utarczek pomyslnych stoczo-
no Z Rosyanami, biorac i'm jak mp
pod Zaleszcykami jehc6w i dzia,
la.
Berlin, ~ marca. - Raporty
niemieckie gioSzq silnq ofensywe
niemiecka ma polnocnym teatrze
polskim = liczne utarczki na prze
strzeni miedzy Niemnem Mar
via spowodowai odparcie wojsk
rosyjskich ku pofudniu.
! - Gazety niemieckie g{osza,
re Rosyanie w okolicach Tylzy
K3ajpedy poczynili olbrzymie
szkody spustoszenia, re Kiajpe-
da spalona zfupiona doszczetnie
re wiec mszczac sic cato w}adze i
komendy niemieckie fupia pala
miasta polskie - cato spaIano Su
walk, a ma LODI naiozono dodat-
kowa kontrybucye w sumie 500
tysiecy rubli -.
Przypisek Redakcyi: Ciekawem
jest, IL owe okrzykiwane przez
Niemcow spustoszenia w Kiajpe-
die przyjmowane So Z ogolnem
.niedowierzaniem.. ;. Nawet sami
Niemcy ME bardzo sic tym krzy-
klein krzywdy niemieckiej przej--
muja. Sosyalistyczny YVor--
waerts" oglosil w tych dniach ar
tykui posia socyalisty Tuewele--
go, ktory miedzy innemi tax pi-
sze: ,,Powrocilem wlaSnie K}aj-
pedy po wizycie rosyjskiej w tenn
miescie: konstatuje, re ami jeden
dom ME zostaf spalony, ami je--
den dom nj skiad ME zosta} IRA
bowany - pozarow ME byso wo--
COLE W caiem poblizu miasta, tyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Szczegoiy Walk W Polsce

Piotrogrod, ~ marca. - Ma
poinocnym teatrze polskim mad
Niemnem i Narwia wojska rosyj-
skie natkneiy sic ma ofensywne
dziaiania niemieckie - walki tam
trwaja zaciete.
- w Galicyi - jak poprzed-
MO doniesiono - walki sic tocza
w Karpatach, a ma galicyjskiem
Podkarpaciu szereg stoczono po-
tyczek w okolica0h cd Stryja az
po Munkacz ma Wegrzech. Ma
Bukowinie walka sic toczy 0
Czerniowce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
Austryacy cOfneli sic
"a Karpaty.

Londyn, 27 marca. - Mafo
jest dis jeszcze wiesci o wiel--
kich zacietyob bojach stoczo--
nych juz i wciaz ieszcze tocza--
cych sic W Ksrpataeh galicyis-
kich i bukowinskich ma poludnio-
wen wegierskiem pogTaniczu
Polski. Wiadomo tylko, re W sro-
dkowej Galicyi, ma poludnie cd
Przemysla Rosyanie sforsowali
ogromnym, poteznym atakiem
przejScia i przeiecze karpackie
Lupkowa, Dukli, Meoze-Laborcz,
Uzoku przeszli CORY, So juz ma
poludnie dis cd giownego ich
grzebietu, a Austryacy posiikuja
cy ich Niemcy cofnei sic ma row.
niny wegierskie, ma ktorych Przy-
gotowuja potezna defensywe.
Miasta Bardyjow (Bartfa), Swid-
mix inne So juz W rekach rosyj-
skich, az po Humenne zapusz--
czajs sic Rosyanie. JednoczeSnie
ma poIudnie cd Czerniowiec toczy
sic waIka Lcrwawa O to nliaSto -
bitwa stoczona zostaia podobno
mad rzekami Seretem i Prutem i
Austryakow zmuszono do cofnie-
cia sic ma znacznej przestrzeni; /;
ale tn doniesienia sa niejasne
nawet sprzeczne: Rosyanie glo--
sza, ze Austryakow okrazyli i
zmusza ion do opuszczenia Ger
niowiec a Autsryacy utrzymuja,
re Rosyan pobili pod Czerniowca-
mi i prac ich W kierunku poino-
cnym przekroczyli granice ro-
syjska, wkraczajac do Bessara--
bii, niedaleko starozytnego Cho-
Gina. -.
Piotrogr6d, 81 marca.- Po--
twierdza sic doniesienia o suk--
cesach w okolicy Lupkowa i Du-
XII, az po Uzok: wszystkie tie pun
kty So juz W mocy Rosyan, woj-
ska austryaclIie So wyparte ma
Wegry, gdzie Austryacy gotuja
silna obrone, sprowadzajac mai
ciezsze dziaIa Niemiec i forty
fikujac miasta miasteczka, Ma
dalszej przestrzeni gor na wschoi
W Beskidzie Austryacy trzymajs
bardzo slime pozycye i tn zapew-
ne wielka energia bronic sic "a
mySlaja, ma szczytach gor, mad
wawozami, w dolinach, wszedzie
dziala ciezkie, wszedzie slime po-
sterunki z mitraliezami, tax ze
postep i zdobycie tych precise
g6rskich bedzie trudne i krwawe.
= Tymczasem na Wegrzech
jest panika powodu przejScia
Rosyan ma znacznej przestrzeni
przez CORY = jak juz doniesiono,
Austrya ME moze zbytnio polegat
ma Wegrach, ktorzy posiadaja
silna bardzo tendencye separaty-
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NIEMA NADZIEI RATUNKU

Washington, w marca. - WI
Iceadmiraf Moore doniosi wczoraj
wiecz6r Z Honolulu departamen-
towi marynarki, re nur I'D" 10
stai odnaleziony W gsebokosci
300 stop. Wskutek tego stracono
niema1 cafkiem nadzieje, by mo-
ina byio ocalic zycie zalogi. Uwa
zaja tu prawie "a wykluczone, a
zeby submaryna W takiej giebo--
kosci mogla sic przez czas dauzszy
oprzeG olbrzymiemu cisnieniu
woody. Pomimo tego prace, celem
wydobycia ,,F-4", prowadza sic z
goraczkowym pospiechem,
Troske 0 zycie zafogi potegu--
je ia jeszcze okolicznosc, re 1odz
znajduje sic juz przeszlo 40 60
dzin pod woda, miala zas Z soba
zapas tlenu wystarczajacy zale--
dwie ma "a godzin. ..,~
Waszyngton, 81 marca. = Ko-
mendant Karol Smith TELEGRAPH
wal do departamentu marynarki,
ze powierzchnia woody w miej--
scu, gdzie zatonal muir ,,F-4", jest
pokryta OLIVIA. Obawiajs sic te-
60 powodu, re lodz ulegla rozbi-
ciu o skaly, zwlaszcza, re dno
morskie kofo Honolulu jest for
macyi wulkanicznej i tego po--
wodu najezone licznemi, ME
Replacement rafami i skaiami
podwodnemi. I drugiej strony
wyrazaja tez przypuszczenle, re
porucznik Ede rozkazal nau-
myslnie wypuscic olive, ably
zmniejszyc obciazenie lodzi.
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Londyn, q marca. - Paro--
wiec angielski ,,Delmira" zostai
torpedowany W Kanale La Man
che przez nura niemieckiego i "a
topiony; za1odze Niemcy dali 10
minut czasu ma schronienie sic do
lodzi - uratowali sic wszyscy ma
wvsne Wipht,
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Paryz, 81 marca. - Raporty
francuskie glosza: Awiatorzy
francuscy bombardowali wczoraj
twierdze niemiecka Metz i hanga-
ry balonow niemieckich we Fres--
caty: w Metzu rzucono okolo tu-
zina bomb ma dworzec kolejowy