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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Announcement that William M
Johnston and Henry Brock would
come TO Honolulu to take part In the
Carnival lawn tennis tournament this
month assures the classiest tennis
event ever held in the territory. Be
sides the Coast cracks, there will be
entered q. P. Larned, brother Of w. A.
Larned, the many-times national
champion. and himself a topEotch
player. VIM. EkIund, Hawaiian cham
pion; A. L, Castle, A. ]. Lowrey, w.
II. Hoogs and several other players
who have won distinction on local and
mainland courts. In addition to the
singles there will be some exhibition
sdoapfes matches that promise excel
lent sport. ss.sg~sss.' y
Word that johnson and Breck will
be here comes from DR.. Sumner Har-
dy, president Of the Pacific Coast
Lawn Tennis Association, with whom
A. L. Castle has been in correspon-
denee tvek since 1t was decided to in,
vite q Coast pair to Honolulu, and the
expense Guarantee raised by subscrip-
ton among tennis enthusiasts. 1t was
hoped that Maurice Mclaughlin could
be persuaded to make the trip. but
with an eastern campaign In prospect
this stfllmer Mac" felt, that he could
not get away from his real estate bus.
mess.
william Johnston is we'll known
here, having made stopoffs at Honolu-
lu last year when he and Ella Fottrell
went to Manila for the 1914 carnival.
He is rated No. this year on the
ranking list, and is considered one of
the greatest exponents lof the game in
the country. He Is Pacific Coast
champion. and with Clarence Griffin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
Chinese Ball
CLUB READY FOR
THE 1915 RACE

At the annual election of officers
last night, the members of the Chi
nese Athletic Union reelected w. Tin
Chong as president of the club, and
manager of the All-Chinese baseball
team, which competed in the Oahu
league last season with much success,
Along with Chong Kan Yin Chun, the
crack catcher of the travelling Chinese
team, was elected to succeed Lai Tin
as captain. With these two men to
handle the affairs of the ball team,
the other officers elected were: Hoon
XII YIN, vice-president; Kin Luke,
treasurer; Kan Tin Yen, secretary,
and Ping Kong, auditor.
The report of the secretary show
ed that the club is in a flourishing
condition Besides owning the fran
chise OF the ALL Chinese team in the
Oahu league, there still remains nice
sum In the treasurer's hands.
There was plenty of enthusiasm
shown in the meeting by the large
number of members present and it is
the intention of the club to enter a
strong team to compete in the Oahu
league this season. Last year was the
first season of the Chinese Athletic
Union team in the senior league and
they earned q record which any ball
club may be proud OF.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
YALE FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE FOR
1915 DECIDED
TBy Latest NALL

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The Yale
football schedule for next fall has just
been announced. The schedule in the
main Is similar to that OF last year
except that 1t is made lighter by the
dropping of Notre Dame and the sub
stitution OF Springfield Training
school. Yale's efforts to get game
with Williams failed because the VIII
Jams schedule was already heavy.
While no announcement accompa-
MES the schedule it Is understaad that
Washington and Jefferson remains In
because that team defeated Yale last
year. ALI the games are home games
except the closing game with Harvard.
Tn schedule follows:
Sept. 25. University OF Maine: Oct.
2. University of Virginia: Oct. 8, Le-
high; Oct. Is, Springfield Training
School; Oct 20, Washington and JET
ferson; Oct. 80, Colgate: Nov. 6,
Brown; Nov. IL, Princeton; Nov. 20,
Harvard at Cambridge.
II. A. Marting, who was center on
Capt. Ketcham's eleven and assistant
varsity coach last year, has been en-
gagged as freshman coach for two
years. Nate Wheeler, freshman coach
last fall, will assist Head Coach Hin
key and DR.. Bull with the varsity men
this fall
Wheeler made good as freshman
coach, and going over to the varsity
field with his knowledge of last years
freshmen, he promises to be of tre-
mendous value to Coaches Hinkey
and Bull in saving time In placing the
new men in places on the first and
second elevens.
Several of last seasons eleven will
come back as assistant varsity
coaches next fall. The list is held up
pending acceptances, but it Is expect
ed that two of them will be Capt. Tai
bott and Red Brann, respectively
tackle and end.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
IBy Latest Mail

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Kid Gleason.
for 20-odd yesrs q figure in baseball.
has quit the national pastfme. When
in the rejuvenation Of the Chicago
White Sox, the kid received the
blue envelope he had nothing but phi.
losophy to offer.
Gleason, a Philadelphian, and who
disdained the osleF theory, for q long.
er period than any active pastimer
alive, was assistant manager Of Co
miskey's team. Gleason, possessed of
one of the keenest minds in the game,
saw the handwriting on the wall, and
when II spelled release" had moth.
ing to say, except a few observations
on the game, the principal Of which
was: .-sH Ill
I'm through. r..
Never viii put on baseball uni
form again." continued the "Kid.-
MY experience has all been out with
the boys on the field, and now that |
have reached the parting Of the ways
know when I've had enough. Base
ball has changed much In the passing
years. We. old fellows like to SIT back
and watch star, and say, Young fell
low, how will you take II when the
days comes?
But what's the use? have been
expecting my release ever since the
baseball clubs decided on curtailing
their players to the limit. Twenty-one
men the American league will carry
this year, and some Of them win have
a ball player and 20 men. Ny re-
lease Is not the unexpected. | re-
ceiyed letter from Jimmy Callahan
when he was relieved Of the club man.
agement, In which I was told that L
might expect the ak.
well, I wasn't disappointed. Since
the Federal league forgot to fall by
the wayside and not play dead. both
the big leagues have been troubled.
Expected Feds to Fall.
The American and National league
club owners did not expect the Fed.
eral leaguers to continue the fight
this year; in TACT, they didn't think
the Feds would outlast the season of
1914, and when the outlaws continued
the warfare the major leaguers were
more than surprised.
1T Is the Federal league that Is
causing the policy OF retrenchment
now. The Feds have put too much
money in baseball to quit now, and
sooner or later the leagues will have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

holds the doubles title for the same
section. t.sssl,sz.- 49,. IT,. $50 -.
Henry Brock is a young player who
has flashed into prominence recently.
He is champion Of the University Of
California, and Is considered cham
pionship material by tennis judges on
the mainland He and johnson will
make strong team,
As the tournament Is to be invita-
tional, and as no title Is involved, the
draw will be seeded" To the extent
of putting Johnston and Breck in diff.
ferent halves. II each can win his
way through his division they will
meet in the finals, but with Larned,
EkIund Castle and one or two others
In the. running, IL is by no means q
foregone conclusion thai the Coasters
will come together. IL any one of the
local men is ''on' he. will have q
chance to defeat Breck. although John
ston is probably too tough q PROPOSE
tion to be downed.
In the doubles Johnston and Breck
will of course team up, and for OPP
ponents they viii have Castle and
Eklund, Laned and Lowrey, Hogs
and Argabrite and perhaps one or two
other local pairs.
Following is the schedule of events,
for the Carnival tennis meeting:
Sunday, Feb 21-Manoa courts, 4
p. M, singles tournament.
Tuesday. Feb. % Pacific courts, 4
b. m, singles tournament.
Wednesday, Feb. 24Pacific courts,
p. M, singles tournament.
Thursday, February Is Pacific
courts. 4 p. M, singles tournament.
Friday, Feb. 26--Pacific courts.
p. m, exhibition doubles.
Saturday. Feb. 27-Manoa courts, 4
D. m. exhibition doubles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
TAKE
FAST GAME FROM
P B. c. |. Team

In a game featured by the pitching
of Nelson and the fast base running
of his opponents the Olympic team
defeated the P. B. G. L nine by 20 to
6, at the Y. NJ. C. A. Saturday night
Nelson was In top FORM and famed
IL of the p. B. C. l. men. Although
IA hits were scored on him they were
not timely and try as they would the
losers could not get their runners oven
the last span to home and most of
them died on bases.
Phillips, for the p. B. C. |. club, had
his opponents guessing for but two
innings, tanning the first three batters
who confronted him. His delivery ID
a slow one, however, and they got
next to It about that time and hit him
and Rawlins, who took his place in
the sixth, for. IA hits. Nelson and
Kula shared honors on the scoreboard
when each chalked up six for his
team Costing added four while Sing
and Anderson each added two.
s For the p. B. C. rs Serrao, Rosa,
Rodrigues. Perry. Phillips and Raw
Inns each got on tally. ..<s
Next Saturday night the Olympics
meet the fast Washington aggrega-
ton, while the Hawaiis go against the
P. B. C. Is. - -
The Saturday lineup follows:
P.sB. C. L.-Serrao, Rosa, Rodrigues,
Perry, Phillips, Soares, Silva, Perry,
Rawlins. i.
ID
olympics-G Costing, Kula, Nelson,
Sing and Anderson. ... w."
Cmpires-H. Melim and c. Melim.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
FIRST GAME.
INTERESTING GAMES
IN STORE FOR THE
B0WLERS THIS WEI

An interesting week in tie Y. A. G.
A. bowling leagues Is IN stpfe for tn
boWIefs and their fFiendsA TonI1I[
the two Service teams hook np n +
contest which Is sure 20 DoS> h0||
fought from start to finish.
Capt Stayton viii start with G. 81
Goebig, Walter Treptow, Edward No
lavish, Joseph P. Ryan and c. 81
Fyfe in all probability. Lieut. Van
Deusen, Carl r. Martin and Tye Law
son are other members Of the team
who viii likely be IN the match.
The Signal Corps first team Is con-
posed OF s. G. McCutehen Capt y, Geo
G.. Reed, F. ]. Smith. Andrew Mos'eI
e. d. Easter, A. A Ackedman. p ~
Brooks and Harry Rice Win do ne
rescue work.
Y. M. c. A. Bowling scheduIe.
Tonight Signal Corps vs. Coast
Defense.
Tuesday East End vs. West End
(Club League1
WEDNESDAY HonoluIus W. CosmI
Thursday ChamberIain,s Colts n.
p. B. c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
PETER PLEMER
Wins BIKE RACE
IN SPEEDY time

The 25-mile bike road race contest
ed yesterday afternoon over a Walk
H-Diamond Head Kapiolani Park
course went to Peter Plemef Of Waia-
lua, after an exciting contest that was
a real race all the way. 1t Is estimat-
ed that more than 1000 persons watch
ed the progress of the grind from
points of vantage along the course,
and from the Kapiolani track, where
the riders finished. Bunched with
Plemer were H. Aiau and A. Bright, in
the order named, the first three men
being close up and riding desperately
at the finish. The time compares
most favorably with the existing rec
ord If the course was accurately mea-
sured. In a 25-mile event with so
many turns It Is probable that the
bikers had a little the best OF the mile
age, however.
Following is a summary OF the re-
suits, giving the relative position, of
the riders by laps, and the final
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
LINES BY a HORSE.

The guy who invented the motor
Has taken our jobs away.
We, who've served man since the race
began,
Are diminishing day by day.
It's the hour Of the horseless carriage,
And our only hope is that
They may use US yet az a household
pet,
Like poodle or pug or cat.
Still. we've one thing over the gas
cart,
One thing that assures our fame;
When we have died It is still our hide
Which furthers the national game.
Every ball that is pitched or clouted,
Each sphere with the big league
seal.
Is inclosed about with horsehide
! stout
But you can't skin an automobile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
Local and Foreign
Sport Field Covered
GRANDPA OF DIAMOND IS
THROUGH WITH BASEBALL

to get together. IL they don't harr.
ball win be ruined. There isn't noon
for three major leagues as baseball
Is conducted today. There isn't =
much money In baseball as some Pee.
pie think. but the Feds have sor,n
pretty shrewd men In their makeun.
Was Offered Brooklyn Job.
Il was offered the MANAGEMENT g
the Brooklyn Federal league club les
than one month ago. and declined BE-
cause am not ambitious 20 manage I.
baseball team. Il isn't much pleasufn
to manage q baseball team under e..
istfng conditions With league viii
ing TO talk business with the player1
at any time. Il Is hard to maintain di1.
cipline among the players OF clubs .
organized baseball, and imagine &
would be as hard to keep 4 Federa|
league club In line. II isn't the easie.I
thing in the world to get the PLAYERS
to do what you want them to do. ~
long as conditions remain a. they d.
today. the life OF the manager WIN Be-
anything but bed OF roses. I haH.
been through the mill and kno.
whereof speak. However, thls WIN
have to worry some one else. for | =
not intend to bother myself with base.
BAH again.
Praises Rowland.
Gleason had boost for the new
manager, Clarence Rowland.
He Is smart baseball man. 1a|I
Gleason. and expect to see him d
wonders with the Sox. know him.
and know that he Is as good a. fh8I
say. Some baseball players may not
think he Is, but Rowland win let the.
know before he Is at the helm Io..
that he 10 the boss.
With Collins at second and Wears
at short, he has the infield IN n6o
shape, and then he has Bunny Br|||
for first base hear he has pfc q.
up a good third baseman. and 4 1o
has be will have splendid ino1||
The pitchers and catchers are nr.[
class. John Collins IL as good an out
fielder as there is In the league. Al.
he has a fine outhelder comm.
Fetch. He may not be wonder q.
first year. but eventually he viii a.
yelop into q star. He Is young an.
willing to learn. watched him PLAY
q number OF games In the AlncI'|
association, and told Comiskty t|..
he had picked up grand ball ploy1|
l expect to see the Sox IN the runn|1.
In 1916"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

A GOLF RuLEsA DAY

: In, playing through the green, 9
3 irregularities OF the surface 8;
3 which could In any way affect .;
3 the players stroke shall not be Q
. removed nor pressed down by :,
3 the player. his partner or either .;
= Of their caddies: player Is, q
. however, entitled to place his q
: feet firmly on the ground when q
8 taking his stance. = q
. The penalty for q breach Of 9
= this rule shall be the loss OF the 9
3 hole in match play. and the loss 2
. OF two strokes in stroke eompe- 2
. tition.-Rule 10. :;
3 Comment-Dcn't expect per- 3
8 lection from every lie and q poor :;
3 one now and then won't upset 3
3 your game. In practising. balls 9
. should be dropped and played 8
8 from where they lie, not from Sc :.
3 lected spcts. 2
: q q q q = q {. q = q q q q q q 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Two grand games OF basketball fea-
tured the weekend play Of the Service
league, one being staged Saturda,
night and the other Sunday afternoon.
Record crowds were on hand for both
contests and excitement ran at fever.
heat, the roofing of the soldier and
sailor fans being a special feature.
The surprise OF Saturday night was
the defeat Of the National Guard five
by the End Infantry team In the OPEN
ing game. The win was immensely
popular with the crowd, and every
basket by the -regs" was greeted with
whoops Of Joy. The winners played a
fine game, the field goals of MADDOX
being q feature. The National Guard
team was somewhat up against 1t with
Nottage and Henshaw out on account
Of injuries. but at that the team was
weak on the defense and didn't show
its usual classy combination. It's de-
feat was the best thing that could
have happened for the league, as 81
will probably silence the "hollers that
all the teams, with the exception of
the End Infantry, have been making
against the players on the ground that
they were too good for the league.
The Sunday feature was the game
between the Department Hospital and
the Alert. In the first half II was a
runaway for the pill rollers" who
scored Is points to their opponents
three. In the second half the sailors
came back like Wiidfre, holding the
opposition eooreless and turning the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
POSTPONED GAMES
IN GUARD INDOOR
BALL LEAGUE SET

Wednesday evening the National
Guard indoor baseball league VIII re-
sumo Ii games, playing on four con-
tests that we're postponed for one
cause or another. The race Is good
one. with H Company In the lead and
Company G q strong contender. II
the later wins both its remaining
games and the former takes its final
game the teams win be tied and q
pIay-on series necessary
Following are the remaining play
ine dates:
Wednesday evening. Feb. Sd and
g postponed from Tuesday. Jan. 10.
Tuesday evening, Feb. s-A and
Hospital Corps lpostponed from Fri
day. Jan. 15)
Wednesday evening. Feb. lob and
g POSTPONED from Friday, Jan. 22l.
Thursday evening. Feb. l1--C and
H (postponed from Friday. Jan. 2S)
GT1N-BUrLRTIN GIVES ron
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Statistics prepared for the Associa-
ton Of Life Insurance Presidents,
show average life insurance carried by
each of $4,000, 900 families in the
United States Is 1892. About $40, 1884,
100000 life Insurance is in force In
this country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Snakes in South Africa fear the Sec
rotary bird, and will even crawl away
from its shadow. This bird sdevOurs
snakes and can easily kill a reptile
twice its size.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

who swan home an easy winner in 2
min. 80 20 sec. while Page just touch
ed ahead Of Cunha, with Thomas
fourth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01
End INFANTRY
And ALERTS WIN
GREAT CONTESTS
Former Trims National Guard
and Latter Beats De-
partment Hospital
SERVICE BASKETBALL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
2nd infantry 80, National Guard az
Engineers So, Signal Corps 10.
SUNDAYS RESULTS.
Alert 70, Dept. Hospital IS.
De Hussy SO, Fort Armstrong I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

A thinning game was the feaIII.
Of yesterdays baseball play At Atm
Ietic Park In the MldWinter Isa1I.
O'Suliivan's homer In the ninth WI.
two men on tied up the score 81.
from then It was tight baseball uI.'
the thirteenth, when pair 81 8@|.
hits gave the Donnas the winning ri.
The score by innings Of the |..
games:
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES ron
TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-01

Anna B. Warner, the aufh0ress N
wrote The Wide. Wide World. II
other works, Ii critically "a It -
home in Highland Falls n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07
WALK WE FRANCYI |
WE FLANDRYI.
ZWEOskiegO Terenu Wojny.
zAPASY 0 DARDANELLE.
z Awiatylei Wojennej.
lime Telesrarny.

- lecz pred Queenstown, okoso
160 mil cd portu ,,Hesperian" "a
tonaf ma giebokiej wodzie, co
prawdopodobnie nie pozwoli ma
.ostateczne stwierdzenie czy paro-
wiec zatonai wskutek miny, czy
wskutek torpedy. Wraz okre-
tenn zgineio oko1o 4000 worow
poczty wysoce wartosciowej. Ma
okrecie znajdowalo sic $50 pasa-
zer6w i 286 ludzi za1ogi w tenn
byIo pasazerow pierwszej kasy
45-ciu, 125 klasy drugiej, reszta
trzeciej; podobno tylko jedna O.
soba zgineia W ciagu bardzo e.
nergicznej akcyi ratunkowej -
iakas starsza kobieta; nadto oko-
10 S0tu osob ponios}o przy ra-
tunku uSZkodZenla; AmeryAd-
now byio ma statku dwu, lub
trzech - wsr6d za3ogi, ME po-
sr6d pasazer6w. Wszystkich pa
sazer6w schroniono ma iodzie "a
tunkowe, a potem ma inne okrety
z pomoca nadeszfe. Kapitan Main
do ostatniej chwii znajdowai sic
ma pomoscie okretu. Pasazero--
vie opowiadaja, il ladnegO
przestrzezenia ME dostai ,,Hespe-
rian" ze strony atakujacej =
gdy dano has{o, re nur jest pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07
Doniesienia Rosyjskie.
Piofroor6d n wrZeSnia,

Plotrogrod, Y wrzesnla.
Niemcy pala mostly ma DIVINE
i Z bardzo licznymi posilki s=tur-
muja przeprawy ma rzete
= widocznie celem Niemcow jest
dotarcie do Rygi "a wszelka ce-
ne. Wobec silly olbrzymieJ ataku
Rosyanie W kilku punktach uSu'
nell sic ma prawy brzeg rzeki. O.
gniskiem walk najzacietszych
jest Friedrichsztadt i Linden,
gdzie wIaSnie Rosyanie ma pra--
wy brzeg Dzwiny sic cofneli. Po-
dobniez pod Friedrichsztadtem
Rosyanie przeszli ma brzeg pra--
wy, a ogieh dziai niemieckich
spalii wnet potem mostly ma RE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07
DOniesienia Niemieckie
Austryackie.

Berlin, z wrzesnia. - Raporty
niemieckie donosza stale 0 $rrkce-
sach broni niemieoliej W caiyrl
nadbaityckin teatrze wojay, W
szczeg6lnoSci pod Ryga j Grod-
ncm, gdzie Rosyanie cofneli sic
poza rzeke Kotra; W okolicy Je-
sior wzieto 5000 Rosyan do nie-
wolf. Wojska niemieckie dazace
cd Warszawy W centrum linii bo-
jowej coraz mniej znajduia opo-
III - Rosyanie cofaja sig ciagle.
Wieden, Z wrzesnia. = RAPPORT
wiedeiski przyznaje, IL W dniach
ostatnich postep wojsk austrya-
ckich zostai wstrzymany, "a
ciekfosc walk wznogia sic row.
nnkahezenIa - atr. 2.aIeI,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07
Zn6w ParOwiec Pasa-
zerski zatOpiOny.
,Hesperian" ma dnie
Nora.
Me bylO Ostrzezenia.

LONDYN, z WRzEsNIA. -
Niemcy ME zmieniaja nj metod
walki nj postepowania swego
wzgledem neutralnych. Nowy
tego dali dow6d onegdaj, zatapia-
lac parowiec pasazersh eHespe--
rian" linii ALLAN l." ohuet ten
dazyf z New Yorku do Queens
town niedaleko portu tego zo--
sta} ugodzony przez torpedo ME
miechego nura, .lub tez ma mine
naiechaI niemiecka (nie jest to
rzecza pewna wiadomosci So
sprzeczne - dotad ME ustalone.
Kapitan okretu, Main za8oga
czynili wszelkie wysiiki, by sta.
tex uratowae istotnie uda4o sic
in, przez "a godzin po ataku u
trzymac statek na powierzchnl
wod; wleczono 60 ku Queenstown
wzywajac pomocy, ktora kill
ka innych poSpieszyIo parowcow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07

statkiem, juzci i torpedo W okret
rozdzierajac znaczna
Geese boku jego pod linia wody.
Natychmiast rzucono sic do ra-
tunku, paniki zadnej ME bylo =
nawet kobiety, ktorych okolo stu
bylo ma pokiadzie, zachowywaiy
sic wzorowo. w ciagu spuszcza-
MIA fodzi = zafoga spiewa4a piestf
;, ,Tipperary" i zachowywaia sic
wog6le wzorowo. Pisma angiel-
skie ME maja jeszcze peinych
szczeg686w wypadku i W Wa
szyngtonie oczekuja dokiadniej-
szych wiadomoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07

ce. Dalej ma poiudpie w okollcy
Wilma Rosyanie wstrzynaja
Niemcow w ich pozycyach pier
wotnych, ME dajac i'm posuwac
sic dalej wv bitwie pod Smolniika-
mi wzieto Niemcom okolo 200. ien
COW. w kilku innych punktach
mad Niemnem i poboczna :. As ;
da odparto kilka atakow niemle-
ckich = w okolicy Wolkowyska
atak niemiecki byl tax silny, Z
wojska rosyjskie uznaly "a VIA
Sciwie cofnac sic W swe obroune
pozycye.
= Ma posudniowo : wschodrim
terenie Rosyanie wstrzymal: ata=
XII austryackie ma Wolyniu W
Galicyi: W okolicy Rowna Du-
bna wykonano szereg zwycies-
kich kontratakow, podobnicz rad
Seretem wstrzymano postep au-
stryacki, biorac W walkach ostat-
Mich nieprzyjacielowi ponad 5000
ienca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-07

.dzicby mogly zasoby i wsparcia.
.Niebezpieczehstwo tenn Jest VIE
ksze, IL jak z poprzedniego wi
dac telegramu, Niemcy zdolali o.
panowac Zatoke Ryska, oraz wy
spe Dago, ktora rozgranicza Ia
toke te cd wstepu do Zatoki
Finskiej i drogi norskiej ma Pho
trogrod. Niemcy beda mogli alta
kowac teraz Ryge - cd NORA
strony.