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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
To the Number of $1,000 and
CarranZa Commander Sees
No Chance for Escape.

Ell PASO. Tex. March 14.-Fran-
cisco Villa. heading south from Gale
ana. is now enclrcled by Carranzl
troops. according to Rdvices from
General Luis Gutierrez. commander
in chief OF chihuahua. Tuesday. With
$1,000 men In Chihuahua and heavy
re-enforCements on their way. he
thinks Villa has small chance to es-
cape.
General Gutierrez arrived in Jaurez
early in the day and later conferred
with General Gavira, the local COM
mandant, and Consur Garcia. in FL
PMso. Afterward General Gutierrez
gave out statement that besides
the troops holding points and main
tanning patrols five columns Of Loo
men each are closing up on the ban
dit chief under the respective COM
mand Of Gutierrez himself and Cen
erals Luis Herrera. Rafael Maldo-
nado and Benjamin Cara and Jose
CabaZos.
villa Is now moving south OF Gale
ana. General Cara sent new cav.
airy detachment after him Monday
night from Ahumada on the east IN
addition to the force sent yesterday
from Laguna= to the south of Ahu-
While. the cavalry forces are NOV
ing in from the east the command Of
900 men at Santa Anna under Col
onel Cano Ia believed at the Iaures
headquarters to be sufficient to
check any attempt by Villa to escape
TO the south up the canyon of the
Santa Maria river.
A despatch received Tuesday from
Colonel Nieto Macia at Pearson stat
ed that Villa carried a large number
OF wounded with him In wagons
through Galeana. The Mormons at
Casas Grandes. he said. feel secure
and have no desire to be taken ont or
the country. He also confirmed the
news of the safety of Mrs. WrIght's
child, kidnapped by Villa and found
at the Comes Wales ranch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
Dir. Crafts of the Industrial Re.
form Bureau Will Come to
the CITY.

DR.. Wilbur F. Crafts. of Washing
ton, who Is to address a mems mass
meeting next Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, is superintendent
Of the international Reform Bureau.
The following ten acts passed by
Congress were introduced at the re-
quest OF the Reform Bureau and un-
der.the leadership of the statesmen
named below, were pushed to final
success:
Gillett act to break up divorce
colonies" In territories.
Brodrrick act to double penalty for
seduction Of girls under twenty-one
years of age.
Hepburn act to prevent Imports
tlon and expectation of obscene mat
ter.
smith-Lodge act TO prohibit sale
Sot opium in Philipp ines, save as mediT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
But Its Members Are under the
Protection of a Carranza
Garrison.
SOLDIERS WILL GO TO 1T
Standing Order Urging Ameri-
cans to Stay Out of Mexico
May Be Renewed.
tnx AnsaeIAran rnGss,

WASHINGTON. March. 14-State
department agents along the border
reported today that General Car
rama has received the American
governments note. accepting his pro-
posal for reciprocal agreement for
the pursuit of outlaws and Is favor
ably impressed with it.
The state department was foraml-
ly advised of the receipt by General
Carranza Of the reply sent yesterday
to his proposals for reciprocal
agreement as to the pursuit OF BAN
dts along the border. Unofficial in
formation reached the department
that the American note was favor
ably received by General Carranza
but the official messages made no
comment on that point.
The department has not renewed
its standing order urging Americans
to stay out of Mexico for the time
being but 1t was indicated that the
attention of consuls in Mexico might
be again directed to those instruc-
tors. 1t Is assumed that Consul Can
aGa at Vera Cruz acted under the
standing order In urging Americans
TO leave the interior OF Mexico as re-
ported In news dispatches. The
state department had no advices in
that connection.
Although protected by Carranza
garrison, the Mormon colony at Ca
sas Grandes in the heart of Villas
territory is cut off from the border
by Il break In the railroad undoubt-
eddy made by one Of the Villa bands.
One of the first movements OF the
American forces probably will be in
that direction. Carranza officials
have maintained that their force
WIS sufficient to protest the colon
lists,
The disposition of the American
troops along the border and the
plans of General Funston were ex-
planned fully at Tuesdays cabinet
meeting by Secretary Baker, who
pointed out on maps the concentra-
tion points and routes.
Secretary Baker informed the
cabinet that troops were ready to
move at any time but he had no
word yet that they had crossed the
border.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
COUNTY COURT
Looks after Several Items Of
Business of Interest to the
General Public.

All the members are in attendance
at the sessions Of the county court.
The court has qualified e. l.. Pow
ell as a notary public. ESonerations
were granted the sheriff on two pool
and billiard licenses. The court ap-
pointed itself and the county road
engineer to view sites for bridges
across Ann Moore's run and Davis
sons run and to determine the adj
visibility of opening the old Knight
road again. Charles a. Damiano
qualified as a notary public.
H. Grace Martin qualified as COM
mittee for Elizabeth Martin with bond
at 500 and Finley Cakes surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
Mr.. BARGER
Reengages in the Life Insur.
anCe Business with Head
quarters in Fairmont.

Walter Barger. of Fairmont, for
mer resident of the city. Is a prom
lnent visitor here. A few years ago
he acted as local agent for the In
Life Insurance Company.
of st. Louis, and later became its
field agent in the West. Still later
he was associated with the Interna-
tlonal company again as special
agent for West Virginia and Penn
sylvania with headquarters at Fair
mont at present.
Mr.. Barger is a live wire in the In
surance business or any other In
which he engages and the company
can count on him to make good IN
his new position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
P!TTsByRG RATE
On Iron and Steel Articles to the
Pacific Coast is Fixed at
Sixty-Five Cents.
~ .r.neI.rrn rnr..,

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Trans-
continental railroads were authorized
today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to establish rate OF
gixty-tive cents a hundred pounds
from Plttsburg territory to Pacific
coast ports on iron and steel arti-
cles now taking n rate OF fifty-hve
cents per hundred pounds from Chi
cago to the same ports. The COM
rouncement wa smade here today
the real center of the steel industry
and that the rail rate adjustment
from there TO the Pacific coast should
be such as 10 in some measure CONF
pete with the rail and ocean rates
via the Panama canal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
RAID REPORTS.
Cause the Town of Naco in Ari.
IONA to Be Placed under
Arms at Night.
tEy AoaarrArFn rnraai

NACO. Ariz., March 14.4-Naru
vas under arms during the night nj
=thn= result of reports from sources
considered reliable that raid on
the town was planned for the early
morning hours. Women. chilhren
and vHlunblGB were hurried from tllo
border Early today nil was quiet
Following reports last night tint
Villa sympathlzers at Cananea, SO,
nora. were threatening trouble. tho
wires between that town and The
border we're cut,
The authorities here also We're I'M
formed that several pieces OF aFtil
Iery werp discovered hidden it e
house at Nogales. Sonora, and that
Mexican soldiers had been seen
carrying what appeared to be ammt
milton to the house.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY
IA VORS ROBINSON

b 4 . 4 =
people Of the state, to permit them
to be hoodwinked by an intlmatfon
which IL SO unfounded and outrage
Gus as to be 1lbeloua ON the public
intelligence. Where the unknown
and untried, a newcomer to our pubs
lie life and service. the opposition
such as 1t Is. and based on such a
fiimsy falsehood as 1t seems to be,
might fool enoughSo the people long
enough to prove benefactton 10
to those responsible for 1t. But that
Ia by no means the ease, and conse-
quently they cannot get away with
1t, for the very simple reason that
the voters OF the party are too wise,
too fair minded, and too loyal to
the best interests Of the party and
the state to permit them to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14

Like some OF the most illustrluus
examples OF men who have made
their influence widely felt in public
affairs in state and nation, ellis A..
Yost was born and grew to young
manhood on the farm. He Is a ma
tive OF Marion county, West Vlr-
glnia, and the foundation Of his edi-
cation was laid in the public schools
OF his native county.
In College and University.
In those schools this farmer lad
developed the thirst for knowledge
which demanded and obtained for
him the satisfaction of a university
training at Ohio Wesleyan and West
Virginia Universities. Like many
another American boy who has
made good" in life, Mr.. Ynst was
constrained TO find the ways and
means for the financing OF his own
educational career. and between
leaving the farm and taking his
course in law at the state university.
he found time for n six years sue
cessful business career as meF-
chant.
Mayor Of Hip Home Town.
Mr.. Yost's public service in a po-
litical way began at the Of 90 with
his election as<mayor of the town
OF Faivlew in his home county.
Since 1901 he has been q resident
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
RED GROSS
Supplies Are Burned in a Fire
Which Destroys a Pier of
Steamship Terminal.
tnv AaaoelArxp PRESS,

HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. March IA.
"A large quantity OF Red Cross sup
plies were burned in Are which de-
stroyed pier No. of the steamship
terminals here today. The loss is cs-
timated at 100000. Mrs. Casey. in
charge of the supplies, who was in
the building when the fire started,
was. missing later and 1t was feared
that she had lost her life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14

Of Morgantown aud member of
the MunpnEnlIa county bar and ne
has twice represented the people OF
TINT county in the legislature OF tho
state.
Legislative Service.
In Charleston, during the lcglsla-
tive session of 1909. and later, In
the session of 1913. Mr., Yost took
a prominent part in the framing and
champloning of a number of COLI
structive and progressive measures
OF the utmost Importance, evlhclng
In this work the qualifications thas
go with high order Of statesman
ship. He proved to be alert and re-
solrceful as parliamentarian on
the floor of the house and nm inda-
tattgable worker on the bills in
which he was interested In their
committee stage OF Development.
The Yost Bill.
The prohibition law for which Mr..
Yost stood sponsor in the session of
1913 has now met the test of actual
enforcement. and 1t Is not too much
to say that West Virginia today
stands at the head of the growing
list of states in which prohibition
has been made to prohibit, The
Yost bill was an attempt to put into
definite legislative form the unmis-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
CRIMINAL GOURT
In March Term Here is Busy
Now with the Trial of
Cases Therein.

George Walker is on trial in the
criminal court charged with receiv-
ing liquor unlawfully from common
carrier.
U. G. Cooper was found guilty of
retailing liquor and Richard Mosby
was found guilty of carrying n re-
volver without license.
Mosby was fined $50 and sentenced
to serve six months in jail and on the
roads.
The Walker case went to the jury
the middle OF the afternoon, and
Bruno Piori Buccafurno was placed
on trial charged with selling liquor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
TO Make AMENDS.
ta1 AsrosiAfIJEia1 pREssi

WASHINGTON. March i4.-un=
oficial advices received here today
indicate that Germany win make
complete amends 10 the United
stltes II II IS found That a German
submafine tpfpedued the Norwegian
bark silius, from which seven kmei-
leans were rescued In Hayre roads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
BODY ENR0UTE.
tnx Annnrtlrrn rnrrni

tnF ARGoelATEn FREEHi
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Thc
body OF the late Henry g. Davis, for
mer United States senator from West
Virginia and candidate for the vice
presidency on the Democratic ticket
headed by Alton B. Parker. who died
mere Saturday morning. was on its
way Tuesday to ElkIns, w. Va, where
burial will take place Wednesday.
Relatives and friends. including. mems
bers. OF the West Virginia delegation
in Congress. accompanied the body.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
new TYPES
Of Artificial Arms Are Success
fully Tested at the Acad-
envy of Sciences.
inr ASSOCIATED pHEaEi

PARIS, March 1.-TWO new types
of artificial arms with hands are
shown at the Academy of Sciences.
Successful experiments were made
in the presence of members of the
academy by two men each of whom
had lost an arm. One OF them sawed
through beam OF wood without diff
tlculty and the other played a violin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
GERMAN TROOPS CHECKED
BY THE FRENCH AT VERDUN
! According to an Official An
nounCement Given Out in
the City of Paris.
TEUT0NS ARE DRIVEN BACK
Artillery Activity Continues and
the Cannonading is Fairly
Violent Now.

PARIS. March l4.--LRst night
saw continuance OF the artillery. ac-
tLvity on the Verdun front. West
OF the Mouse tho cannonadlnE was
fairly violent and n reconnaissance on
the part OF the Germans in the wood
OF HAudremont was checked by the
French. according 10 Official an
nOuncement made In Paris today.
There was severe chnnonRding
near Van and also in the Woevre
district. f
In tho wood of LePretre a German
detachment advancing on French
trench was driven back. N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
7ENVERi PASHA
May Have Been Assassinated
but the Turkish Legation
Does Not Know 1t.

ATHENS. March 14.=The Turk
fish legation, which hitherto has de-
MED absolutely the reports which
have been in circulation concerning
the assassination OF Enyer Pasha.
Turkish minister OF war, made this
announcement Tuesday:
Eve have mo nttlcinl advfcea coll
nernine Enver Pashn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
AMERICANS LEAVE
Chihuahua City on a Special
Train Provided for Them
by General Carranza.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Amer-
leans are leaving chihuahua City to-
day on special train provided by
the Carranza authorities. Twenty
Americans refused to leave and sew
cnteen others in various parts Of Chi
state also elected to remain.
The. state departments dispatches
reporting the departure OF the Amer
leans said the Carranza authorities In
chihuahua were showing an excel
lent spirit Of cooperation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
MRS. DEEM RECOVERING.

= Mrs. James NJ. Deem who had been
a patient at local hospital for sew
eral weeks where she underwent a
surgical operation was taken to her
home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Deem
is much tmprovd and 1t Is thought
she will be entirely well in short
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
URGES QUICK ACTION.

WASHINGTON. March IA. Pres
ident Wilson urged Chairman Pad
gett Of the House naval committee
today to hurry the navy bill. Mr..
Padgett told tho president that the
hearings Probably would be ended
In two weeks,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
REPORTS PRESENTED.

WASHINGTON. March. 14.-Aus-
trla has presented to the United
States reports of two instances in
which 1t is charged Austria mer-
chant ships were torpedoed without
warning by Allied submarines. pre-
sumably British.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
CARRANVZA PLEASED W/7HNOTE
'**++++++++++#. = :
PASSES BILL.
lnv AaneelAHEn raEAEl

ALBANY. n. V. March Ia
The assembly Tuesday by IL
vote nt lug to 10 passed the
BrGrctnn hill designed 10 pro-
vide for another referendum
on the woman suffrage quCs-
ton In 1917. Announcement Of
the result was accompanied by
IA demonstration hy Il large del
CEatinn nf Suifragists. who
crowded the assembly chamber.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
AsQUIrH is ILL.
faY ansoeiarEp IA EaE

LONDON, March A. An olIclal
bulletin has been issued stating that
III. II. Asunith the British preniiet
Is suffering from bronchial catarrn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
OIL ADVANCES.
NJ ApsoetATrp "a

TULSA, Okla. March l4.-The
Prairie OIL and Gas Company Tues-
day posted a price of s1.55 for mid
continent crude an advance of ten
cents over the price posted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
MORMON COLONY IS still
CUT Off FROM THE BORDER
VILLA NOW ENCIRCLED
BY CARRANZA TROOPS
TO RECONSIDER BILLS.
l8V ASSOCIATED FREsEl

WASHINGTON. March Ia
Suffrage still may come before
tho House for a vote this SEES
sion BY a unanimous vote the
House judiciary committee
Tuesday decided to reconsider
ON March % the vote by which
it recently postponed consider
alton of all suffrage proposals
until December Is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
CONDITION IMPROVED.

The condition Of Edmund Denham.
VINO has heart trouble is said 70 be
slightly improved, 1t was regarded
serious Monday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
MIR. DAVIS IMPROVED.

The condition of John j. Davis.
critically i'll at his home on. Lee street.
is slightly improved. He rested well
Monday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
THE WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and "Wednesday,
probably rain or snow. Colder
tonight and Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-14
THE CIRCULATION

of tho Telegram IL moro than double
the net paid circulation of tho
other ClarkabErG paper.
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CONTINUED on page 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
WkOSKIEGO
TEATRU WOJNY.

Rzym, logo lipca. - Wloskie
wojska posuneiy sic w dolinie
Astico do Forni i Molino, Au,
stryacy uszli pod naproem wlo-
skim, pozostawiajac zwyciezcom
pozycye, dziaia i zapasy amuni-
cyl. Pod Monte Chiesa zdobyto
pozycye wazne 1 zajeto przej-
Scia gorskie Agnuella Pass, bar,
do wazne strategicznie: wzieto
tn 4O-tu Austryakow do niewoli
w dolinie Campelle odebrano
Austryakom przeiecz Di Clio,
vanne. Mad Socza (Isonzo) au-
stryacka artylerya byia bardzc
czynna w dwu dniach ostatnich
pod Tolmino PLAYA, ma wyzy-
mach Gorycyi grzmia armaty ma
der intensywnie. Pod Monfalco-
ne odparto ataki austryackie na
pozycye, zdobyte tn ostatnio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
Walk W Azyi.
Piotrogrod, logo 1ipca. -

Piotrogrod, logo lipca. - Ra.
port donosi, IL W tych dniach
pod Plannna, ma zachod Cd Erze-
rum, pobito Turkow w bardzo
krwawej bitwie, po ktorej zdo-
byto pozycye tureckie nader sill
ME fortyfikowane; wzieto do ME
wolf 800 zoinierzy, 81 oficerow,
W tel liczbie dwu pulkownik6w.
oraz zdobyto siedm mitraliez; in
ny rapport donosi o wzieciu dc
niewoi 1900 Turk6w.
Piotrogrod, logo lipca. - Ma
Morzu Carmen nur nieprzyja-
cielski zatopif bez dania ostrze'
gawczych hasei rosyjski okret
szpitalny ,,Wpierod"; siedrn osoh
straciio zycie, reszte zdo}ano u
ratowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
NAZACHODZIE
Dalsze Sukcesy

Londyn-Paryz, logo lipca. -
Ofensywa Sprzymierzonych ma
zachodnim froncie ME straciia
nj ma sile, nj ma czasie: Francu-
q powrocili do ataku ma poludnie
mad Somme i w szeregu zwy-
cieskich szturmow zdobyli pod
Flancourt pozycye niemieckie ma
przestrzeni dwu pol mill, a w
g4ab ma try cwierci mill mill
po{torej nadto Francuzi zdobyli
miejscowosci SLIME fortyfikowa-
ne Hardecourt i Biaches. Me
mieckie najciezsze baterye bonn
barduja bez przerwy caiy front
bojowy nadto raz po raz Niemcy
kontratakuja, probujac odebrat
zdobyte i'm pozycye, lecz NADIA
remnie - wszystkie ataki llama
ne i odparte. Straty. obu stron
So bardzo ciezkie, lecz niemie-
ckie ciezsze o wiele, poniewaz
|Niemcy - jak to stala ich me-
toda - ME szczedza ludzi, ma
sowo pedzac zoinierza ma smiert
pewna. w ostatnich czterech
dniach Anglicy wzieli oko}o 700
jencow niemieckich, zdobywajac
wazne pozycye w leslie pod
Trones - Niemcy przecza tym
sukcesom angielskim utrzymu.
ia IL szturmy Sprzymierzonych
odparto wszystkie. Pod Harde-
court i w samem tenn miastecz-
ku Francuzi wzieli 800 jencow, W
sobote wieczorem wzieli dalej
$50 Niemcow do niewoli; ogo1em
cd 1-gi lipca wzieli $500 Mem
cow do niewoli Pod Verdun ka-
nonada walk wrecz zaciekle -
jak zwykle, lecz zmian wazniej-
niejszych niema na linii Komuni-
katy prasowe podaja, IL ma front
wojenny pod Troyes juz wy
expedyowano Rosyan, posilkuja-
cych Francuzow: wielu ich jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
Kwestye miedzynarodo-
we zwiazane z
Deutschland.

Washington, 10. lipca. - Me
miecka LODI podWodna ,,Deutsch-
land, ktora zawinela wczoraj ra-
no do amerykahskiego portu, be-
die, lie MONA wnosic, trakto-
wana przez w}adze tutejsze jake
zwyczajny okret handlowy. Poz-
wolf jej sic zatem wyladowac jej
ladunek, nabrac stad nowy zao-
patrzyc sic W potrzebna ilosc pa
liwa, ably mogfa powrocic do ME
nieckiego portu.
Przypuszczenie to jest oparte
ma oficyalnem sprawozdaniu, re
nur ME jest uzbrojony W tuby do
wyrzucania torped j posiada je--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
EE.X 7 RA! !
PIOTROGRoD. 10. lipca.

PIOTROGRoD, 10. lipca. -
w walkach na Wofyniu Rosyanie
zdobyli miejscowosci: Liszniew-.
ka, Grywa Hrehorow, biorac
tysiac wiecej jehcow.
RZYM, 10. lipca. - Wielki
kontyngens wojsk austryackich,
odcietych przez Rosyan ma Buko-
winie, przekroczyi granice ru-
munska, by ME dac sic wziac do
niewoli i zostaf internowany
przez Rad Rumunii W Dobru--
dzy.
PIoTROGRoD, 10. lipca. w
walkach ma Wofyniu zajeli dalej
Rosyanie miasteczka i wsie Gro
dek, Maniewicze i Okonsk - bio
rae 2,O75 jencow niemieckich.
WIEDEN, 10. lipca. - Au-
strya zupeinie sciagneia wojska z
mad granicy Rumunii, by sic bro,
mic pred Rosya: wierza W Au-
stryi, il Rumunia pozostanie neu-
tralna.
KOPENHAGA, 10. lipca. -
Ma Baityku nur rosyjski zatopil
parowiec niemiecki ,,Dorita" "a
ioge przestrzezono dano jej czas
schronienia sic ma iodzie.
PARYz, 10. lipca. - Pod Pc
rome walka zazarta - tuz pod
samem miastem, ktore Francuzi
powoli okrazaja; zdobycie twier-
dzy jest tylko kwestya czasu;
Francuzi So cd Peronne ME dalej
jak o mile jedna. Ostatnio Fran
cuzi zaczeli nova ofensywe - W
Szampanii, gdzie juz zdobyto o.
kopy niemieckie ma przestrzeni
600 metrow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-10
Ostatnie Raporty.

Berlin, logo lipca. - RAPPORT
podaje, IL mad Somme rzeka
trivia atak Sprzymierzonych -
glownie pomiedzy Ovillers Ma
metz pod Hardecourt szturmo-
wall Anglicy Francuzi, lecz z
wielkiem stratami zostali od-
parci, podobniez pod Trones od-
par atak angielski.
Paryz, 1890 Ipca. - Ma poi
noe cd Somme kanonada walk
wrecz - bez zmian ma linii. Ma
poludnie Cd rzeki tel pomiedzy
Flancourt a Belloy Francuzi W
szeregu atak6w zwycieskich zdo.
byli pozycye niemieckie ma pre-
strzeni czterech kilometrow a w
g1ab ma 2 kilometry. Zdobyto
miasteczko Biaches, a w MEM
300 jencow. Mad Moza artylerya
dziala.
Londyn, 10-go lipca. - Arty-
lerya najciezsza niemiecka bonn,
barduje pozycye angielskie, Cd
powiada jej godnie angielska, pod
Ovillers zniszczono doszczetnie
okopy niemieckie i posunieto sic
naprz6d; pod Trones Anglicy "a
takiem zdobyli rozlegfe pozycye
niemieckie w lasach tamtejszych
lokowane, a kontrataki NiemcoW
odparto. Pod Givenchy explode
wano try miny i zajeto jeden o.
kop niemiecki.