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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-20

panies reported IN how much OF this
wealth mined from Iowa soil they had
been able to hAul away A. = raw prod
ucts TO be used In othsr states 3os o n
version into the finished product. The
old thought was that Iowa must ever
be merely a feeder for the manufactur
ing regions. The old statistical re-
ports were boastful Of this sheer waste
OF our own wealth.
Today 1t is different, We boast OF
the tons OF steel and other things we
have been able to buy and to use. we
do not strive to sec how much we car
sell in Chicago. but how much a be
sold in our own cities and towns.
It is true that We complain OF this
high cost OF living, or In other words
OF the price OF food stuffs even though
grownat our very doors. That Is part
ly because our urban population has
passed the rural. The market Is good
The demand is greater than the sup
ply. We shall not return to the old
conditions. The cities and towns
have worked the transformation.
County and local administration Is
far in advance Of what it has been In
the past
There has never been a time when
there was such clean business admin
~istration Of the affairs Of state.
The people Of Iowa and their public
servants have set up and are MAIN
tanning high standards.
These are the things that are de-
serving OF exploitation and discussion
rather than the petty differences which
serve only to arouse prejudice and In
flame hatred.
II the people OF Iowa understood
these things as doubtless you do, or
had even the viewpoint that ! have
sought nus hastily to present to YOU,
the antagonism between III munich
palities and the rural communities
would rapidly melt. There Is much
cause for congratulations that Iowa
agriculture keeps so we'll abreast OF
the times and that Iowa is still able
to go almost anywhere and capture all
sorts Of prizes at the big shows: but
there is also room for substantial sat
isfaction that out OF the cities and
towns of Iowa there m annually
over $500. 900, 900 worth OF man
ufactured product, and that these mu-
inequalities are f~ourishing centers Of
trade. But best of all is 1t that there
Is a common purpose. in country and
town. to achieve the best for all our
people, socially, morally. industrially,
politically.
The time has passed for treating the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

.tEH ~ IN ! 4SONSAAoOAAs .Hs.tss
You are hereby notified. that there
is now filed in the Office Of the clerk
of the district court Of the state Of
Iowa, within and for the county of Mar
shall, the petition Of Marcy Robenson,
claiming Of you a divorce on the ground
of statutory desertion for q period OF
over two az years last past and for
other relief. For full particulars see
petition.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto at or before noon Of
the second day Of the next October
term of said court. to be begun and held
at Marshalltown, Iowa, IN the 23rd day
OF october, A. D., 1915, your default
will be entered and a judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
Dated this 5th day Of September,
A. D.. 1915.
MARCY ROBINSON, Plaintiff.
BRADFORD & JOHNSON,
ATTORNEYS,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-20
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
q ar. LouIs

NORTH BOUND, Leave
Albert Lee MAI daily $50. 9:l5 a. m.
Mason CITY Man lex. SUM-. 6:55 p. m.
TWIN City Limlted (daily).. 2:10 a. N.
Local breignt lex. SUM-. $3.50 q m.
SOUTH BOUND.
st. Louis and Kansas City
Mail ldaily) ............. 6:4S .. m.
Peoria express lex.Sun.).. s:15 a. N.
st. Louis and Peoria Lin.
tied (dai!v) ............ 1901 q. "a.
Local freight lex. sun.)....7:0o'a N.
STORY CITY BRANCH.
Leave Arrive.
sos p. m. Passenger daily, s:45 a. m.
$40 a. m. (ex.Sun.) ......... sos D. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-20
CHICAGO q NORTHWESTERN
Effective ~: Of a. M, June /.
GOING WEST

CAlCAGO + NORTHWESTERN
Effective 10: Of a. M. June l.
GOING WEST
No. i1-Denver Special -. 1855 q. N.
No. 7-Los Angeles Limited. 6:l2 /. a.
No. 80 China and Japan
Express ..s............... $500 q. m.
Nc. 2s-Anes Passenger....1l:25 an.
No. 6-DAs Moines Passen-
ser ..................... s:26 p.sm.
No. l3-Itawkeye Express. 6:25 pm.
No 17-Oregon and WASH
ington Special ............ 4:4s a. N.
No. l2-Local FREIGHT -.....11: 20 a. m
GOING EAST
No. l-~Des Moines Passen-
ssr ..................... 1888 a. m.
No l2-penyer Special So. 1:1O D. m.
No. 1S-Oregon and Wash
Special ..... $3.50 a. m
No. a0-Clinton Passenger. 3:17 D. m.
No. G--At,antic Express 1925 pm
No. 22-Chicago Special ....11:5s D. m.
No. l0-Eastern Express -. 1894 a. m.
No. 42-Local Freight $3.50. 1850 ), m.
Nos, t,5, 80. 30. AZ and 43 daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-20
Quality First
OUT OF $56,000,000 JUST
$250,00O is SPENT IN FINAL
TESTS TO MAKE DOUBLY
SURE YOUR
rs RIGHT DEA RIGHT

This $56OOO,OOO "run" the 34OO !. p. m. Chalmers has not SIAM
peded the Chalmers factory.
Quite the contrary. The cars re coming out of there so fine, g exact,
SO thoroughly tested, that all we h~ to do when we take them ofthe
freight cars is to pour in oil, gas and water, rn them a few miles, and
deliver.
has a young army of eagleeyed inspectors who take great pride in finding
a fault in a al when it comes out of the plant
This costs just $25O,OOO a year in cold cash - just n quarter of a mill
lion dollars a year to catch the little things"
We firmly believe that most factories would let Ego by" nine carso u Of
tel that the Chalmers inspectors wayay.
1t sounds like a lot of money, but when a company maintains the slogan
of "Qudiy First and bases a $56OOO,OOO business o N the quality idea,
then it becomes quite clear.
We firmly believe that three times $25O,OOO is returned to. the cash drawer
of the Chalmers Company every year through such a policy.
1t certainly makes selling g Chalmers cal anything but a difficult natter.
And that accounts for the run" on the al For run" it surely is.
We are handling from three o five times as many Chalmers cars IS this
territory yer absorbed before.
Last November the Chalmers Dealers bought $22.OOOOOO worth of 34OO
rpm. Chalmers in forty minutes
These Cars we're all made and delivered before summer rolled around.
Then 10000 more we're added. These we're taken up during tho
summer months. &.
Now 10000 more are coming through.
That means that this model will be continued without change in design
into mex season. @5
1t also means a $56OOOO 600 business. Which is twicem or than the most
optimistic Chalmers executive we dared dream.
The quality in the ar is the answe1
Drive n a mile and you won't be abe to get your monogram painted
on the doors quick enough.
W. G. GOOD.
Marshalltown Chalmers Auto Co.
1870 West Main ST. PHONE 1920 Marhantown, Iowa.
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siAO 80 Wv
ton.
The significance Of this is that
henceforth and for all time the urban
population of Iowa is to be greater
than the rural population, and Iowa
has very recently changed from being
an agricultural state to a common
wealth Of agriculture. manufacture,
commerce and all wholesome indus
try.
There is another way Of presenting
the matter to still further emphasize
the situation A map Of Iowa show
ing the location Of each city in the
state makes an interesting and sur
prising exhibit. There are ninety nine
counties and ninety Of them contain
either a city Of the first class or a city
Of the second class or two Of them.
There are but nine counties in the
state having no city. Sixteen >of the
counties have two each. This makes a
showing Of remarkably uniform dis
tribution Of the urban population over
the state. We have no very large cities
but many cities Of medium size which
Is the best possible distribution Of the
urban population.
A still better view is given when we
consider all Incorporated places. In
Iowa there are 1913 cities, and towns.
|Eighty-one of these are Of $500 popula-
ton or over. Now, n would sup
pose that there are other states all
about us with a larger number of
municipalities. There is Missouri FOR
instance, a larger and al richer state
than Iowa, but, according to the census
.of 1910, Missouri had only SIS NUM-
Icipalities. There is Minnesota with
only ga and Wisconsin. which is re-
puted to be a manufacturing state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

~ Y. DAVIES rclurned nrt wVek
from a business sftp 81 ~. iouls. Chi.
cA0n ana other nofthtfn clties
" D. Freeman = hcfne fcr a lon
AsNs visit frvm f'vnnsslNaniA. wheos
10 has brrn an business sims June.
Az and NfN " T. f,,ster and non
have ptntneH ftum az auto tf,n su
Kentucky And athef Northern states
Mies Eshsi lehu%on e tcachrf IA tht
sis schos'is ~ Ai,eutung institute in
Mssvtf,s white thefe she IL the guest
&c Miss Martha lAettnHrr
Lieutenant snf Art peram ani it.
20 daughter Ard Nfr Damn. mother
Mr. n A. Adama be-, TUESDAY tcr pam
nitrN Cal. who're LleutepAbi naiuu
has hsrn Transferred ~ she aitnai csI,a
ga ihf aviation ssh1ot
NAiot and Nrs D.. y kinhnntts ard
NAtle Hns. Charles. hssv refurnrd a.
fhsu post n urnvnsViilt Anor a
phAsaui Visii iu SAN Ncnii,,
Niat NAunie imsk Nss tcue a. Ner
pe,irs where she Wia fesuuie hos det..
~ superintendent ~ the MofcoAe.
srhusl
Rev % g. Ncoft pastor ~ Tho local
rNYfrfiau ,hufsh has sec~pfga \
cell a. rfinny rtNas. and lsft ~ MS
ue~ hune last week r.s. Noafe naa
boou lhc paHt0s hcfo Cor over aeV,u
NtArs
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Kingsville


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SUNDAY.
Nj ana Mrs u D. iifuwn nuH Tam
ib returned hfi saturday from q
tiHlt ni 'h"'f uld huin" 20 fnAica $40.
fh0S also visited IA Poplar iHuft
Mfh " ini"n nna fhiili'n ny if
gum, las hi" VISITING Mi ana MIS-
y ssa''h
49, aue Mr. NhnH Waltcr ~ AlirD.
were fu"siH "i SIRE h D.. Haynes ln7i
SATURDAY Moo SUNDAY
MfN D. a p' Mann returned 3atur
, gay from l9lnt l'"ni wnf' ines have
hFsn NiHiilnE relatives
Mn } y STEPHENS rrinfn'd funr
dH1 uum fiHi Win friends in Ia
redo
ilf ana AfH ~ 'neH wrff called in
Houston inFi sunday nn account uf iho
iirra 81 'n iHas
{ AiHH IVA Morris hnr returned from
- visit win friends in iinfhnFeu.
MI and hfH frn h"Wuf ana son.
iien. accompanied hf their nioce, Mies
7 lllAna if"iisti'id ~ lFnli' rprni
Z wednesday To- kinrrNille i'' quests "a
{ AZ and Mrs. "a 2 Morris.
Mrs Aoif M"ufe hfi Wrdnefd q
murninf for ran Antonio ini e. Hnefl
stay
A NI.H
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Ara HtI nan amt nnu Mont ara
en,.,alne Az, ws.t vim v,i.tiv,.s Nr
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
Rockport.

Tho iadita ~ tht Methodist Miaslon.
ae Society beta an apsn aif meaiinf
"Wednesday. with Mrs ~ A. licrifty
preaitlnF Mas "a D Elkins so sirieN
gave on nadis ss nn aOs.ai Service.
4 lssisr was rad announcing thr lis.
tritt t0ayynsion nivrtlrr "a nccVllir.
september tN.ee Nerdasn,s 4. a..
lowers. ~ n 4 Hubbard ana A
wells VEN appointed ss dritgatca
fhs ilffi Nantlui AuSillaff mfi faf
ths frat iunr afief ths GUNNER Yasa.
ilau Win she president Mr. A.
lloHgea, Vhn hes lusi returned rfam
Nidctltn " WIZ lAtsNit s spolal epfs
inasihrf mvfiinH A frco vlN ugtrung
wac iHhtn. in ha used iHttf ln church
improvements fnstt NHs ihe cuaiUm
siy study ~ ilir Sunday FrhrsH irarna
/ for tho gylloWinp SUNDAY. which has
hcrn found hripiul g. lhg ttaNaCfi
liant tor tho nsll werk viii hs uatiinvsi
IA the neat meeting a ihrcr-,fufie
ma,honu WAS lefNoh a. Ntsiumta II.
kennedy, William Nuafs ha MuIiiih
John Durfia. William Grant and Nins
ntia ntftinr.
Nilr Alma Jacobs was ihs entertain.
iHH hnftrsn 80 "nnf nuurh" Thursday
afternoon. in ihr Nnms ~ furtl twa
Aiisn iiesrie iieil ~ Hsn Auinniu wan
Sac hinh scpis. tf;svf- pfrHent who
.hlnNed rtfuahnienfa if crenm and
cake wofr Misses rhsriynr tswefs.
y i.nin litnoht Aattis ntnN liFH Sofsn
a,n MaD loah iieaii ii'rFirn, iielen
E iiuilahi. ilctlsY lriinl. iBArflrn iiar
neri Matio ihiliiae urse' Williams.
I i.Huiar Nuun. Alpha and Paula Htuk
ensun, Tiiilha iiRnN
Tho family ~ 80 and Mra David "A
/ I'iriun leave Saturday WNfninN fnf o.
ii,,uis wisvft haJesrd and Miss N.ima
fiction viii enter nehuoi white iIa.
tHu rnsn 90 Virginia who're he enters
ih, NifginiA University A. A Firiun
d.. Of CntpaH christi " hef. this utrl
ra ylsit 'humf fniaa anal ATTEND she
District Court
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San Benito.

Ne fnd Mw ~ cheryhomoa
have had th03r dauHhfcra MIS- David
Brown ~ Nfpns CHRISTI. and Nrs SON
fron r. iiinFfmd TeFaa. 10 guests she
past serk
Afsff a pheasant Writ ~ me month
~ the home ~ ihfif aan avn family.
Ne ard Mr. \ Brown and dsuEh
iers. lima aud Mamie. have returned to
their home ln San HafroH
~ and MIRA G. u nurhe ieft recent.
iF far imf Worm NJ BURKE E0inF 60
nafAff and Grr fiufke 20 Yisii hfr
mother fef snysfai months
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CMOniclingS From South
AS TEXAS TOWNS 81

Miss Naymo gsfham rprnt sunday
hnd Monday in iruNnHsilie ths rueat
oi Mlrs lulia Uiiusn
Miss Nasshaiinc shNe uf Colorado
cas-. accompanied ME and MIS- a.
h,ilinFrvmth heme aud viii spend ihc
Whistler here ar their guest
Nila nossis Hsnnott 81 litownaeiiio.
arrived TWamdst and ~iii ho cntsf.
tainoi nl ATS y "a kflnF uutn sun,
HHN naKt
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saEs p.szss ssss y
~ ~, easements
= - q a . ~-- "a ss
as 80 q n
@Ths Rosary" a. ,hs An,usu fhsaisr
Sunday

aTks Rosary" a. The Ar,usu fhsaisr
Sunday
rho Aniunu Theatre VIII offer the
seven reed ReuK Rcd scat laaN aIhs
HoearF. nn SUNDAY aH aus ~ fhc uiF
features 20 The year A mifr afilelif
ans dfnmafr rhHi~pins t0iid hHtiiy
hs lmaHiped faan ihis ufunaftinn b.
iho asna i'Hypcugs company u in
based upon the famaus stama ~ Elt
ward A. iiuar aud tells ihi starry - The
many trying events which flii ths iifs
- Father Kelly
ffnm fhilhhaei b. vas told that his
caihns Waf the church and hif hfafi
directed him that way. BOT iH rlfit
manhood nnea q Suuna Fiu 'aiuf iniN
hts va, be- Wassfel los short time
ffsm his determination 40 Van the
battle Nhith iAnfd in Hlr heart how
ever ard asYniaa himself a. the rhufrh
fatff a. iife d ba5 ihs pon ~ enc
~ funu ~ loved fams ~ him ana
tafiff Reilly afsd fof che hos ~
thunEh b. were his own The bog HffN
90 aanho.si sna married iiis vifa's
sister was ruined ~ a asfihlrss fsiivw
snd Do pfWrriinf The girls name ihs
alfo aroused The husbands sHspiflun
a aspiration followed aud taihet Kei.
ig hraubfgafn pYef The tfased, dia
30 o. could go bfinH them iosfihsf Ia
Alss fua he oaS successful and hsppi
nona nims inis lheiF hses srain.
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An Illinois inventors prnril sharp
ensr consists ~ hollow eileii carr,
ina q knife blade oFrf which pencil
Dr. drawn. the dftfis brira eeiitessa
aiihiH fha shell.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

luH EXCHANGE -sf2 acre farm. in
feu county. mali pasture. 2 sfia im-
mrnts wells ANA wiudmIiia near fuo
ho.I AN smpaih land owner wll t2-
change Or Hand near Corpus christi
flsaop or KahstoNn Price 500 nrr
arrr fifon rncumhraror ulu aaspna
ns upeh on Farm here Aiao have $40 600
WORTH uf tr.sA huaur1H property in El-
rIn r.Nae 70 exchange OR d. d. See y
B. Gates 500 Brewster ST.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

WAFIIINGTpN Fept indor iD'
sfrusiiars fron he atafs Department
ihr American amin aaa4ors ~ Toxic
and retiu are iHge=s.FsilnE fhs chit
urae- Ialsanesf situation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

rD rRAur Sew a0-1o. 5000 stand
ari Rine o trade far % or 80 nuro
pump ran. Gus Grimm chaarai
.f,sf iec
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Help Wante6-Maie

WANTED Two American mon. rnod
money See rnkey. Gratis House log
WANTED A laundry solicitor & e..
Laundry 100
WANTED Mcn go learn the barber
trade Actual experience. careful tn
str4ftions 4 methud that has placed
tnDi ands in ruod positions. CEN W
helf Sou Write Multr Barber Cel-
iess san Antonio Texas Established
1888 l5S
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Parchment manuscripts nearly kgp
yearr odd from which the ink has fad
80 from yiew. have been read aY n
esriia scientist who phctogfa phed
tnesn with nltravlolfl rave
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WEATHER SUMMARY
u. s. DEPARTMENT oF AoRloUL.
TURE-WEATHER BUREAU.

Weather bulletin FOR the es honrs
ending o. m. Jsth Meridian time.
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For Sale-Resl Estate

HOTEL TuR SAiE go-room frame
sanity hotclfurnished one block from
postuffce ON paved street NoW rvnt
est 800 PER month and every rgum fui
Nom resident owner Wiil acl Tor ! go
s. 500 carh and easy terms " saia a.
one~ a BARGAIN Tor man who knows
anything about hutei business 81. r.
nodd. agent nroWnssnic g.
FOR SALE 30 acres ali iu cultivation
gh mites ffvm center - town House
barn. tank pasture We'll improved
Have 90 Del ru $1,000 per acre. lioS
~. Caller office -
a-sa-H
lDA SALE VIII sacrifice 40 acres
l14 mites from town nU boz cultivation
SCOOP YER acre takaa H. Fus "a. caller
flee -
FpN SALE C-room modern hunraioN
FOB Elncun Addltiun furnished cotapicte
s.arage aud chicken honse bungalow
~ furniture new owner must soil
fart cash haluucn uke rent. a rrap
for somebody Address D %. hoX zoo
$50
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measure. Resident appointment hf
irielflune poet card &C. letter FiNen
prompt nfcuflrn- Air. Florence T..
leAklsy. rorss.flers. iiesldencn t2f
islucher uhoua ilce office hsurs 4 Co.
9 Emorium millinery. fi1 starr
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TO ExHANeE.

WANTED 10 TRADE Tor vacant Doc or
tscpnd hand car good work team
I, rntia ana sound price t2-b Forty
acr. smd- Esm hnd miof from
.1l,.ar zinc Flowing wsIL sn .u cui-
fiyaflun 90 trade frr clfg ptnfa rtN.
Good clear property m best plr of
fI. .as fa trade Cor an enuumher.l
fiun. or viii give notes ani notes can
d. c1rnfd pichsrd a Preston. ll.i
iinHrasd av.nu. uhans 17a l4a
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f,R SNt.E iiQusohuid fafnuurt
~ lrtieahs neN inciudlne white Ned-
rtlp suite l'nons i-1. l1t
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FUR SALE nareain IN slightly u8ed
Dodge five passenger touring car.
chada4ek Carter Joe. its
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ern Seed Company "a Henri sehlnins
b. 49, Rox tes iff
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WILL EXCHANGE small trsstof Ia
perfect running order Tor snelss
Horne Apartments xcx
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BARGAIN one large has mare one
mule. enc ruhber tire buggy aud hat
ness " T. Mantur room -. Tourist
htsL 40
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ss4ctieah, ne~ lneipdlne white ned
rts.p, suige l'hons i1a. iit|
Grocery Fer Sale.
li,s1 ic1atiun IN town dulnr Et4at
husincss VIII ipVoice al tt.ea 4 bar
kain u taken IN once Wan uos b. or
saic after Sert. 18TH. Aadrcss BOX.
lea Calkr li6
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Miscellaneous
~ Yot HAvE roadster in so,,d ,on
iition Tor cash CHEAP SEES hlaAsN az
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-19
BULGARIAN CAPITAL AGAIN i
TARGET OF AERIAL BOMBS

Paris, July 17-French aviators
again have bombarded Sofia, the cap
ital of Bulgaria, the French War Of
fee reported today. The following re-
port on the operations of the army on
the front whose headquarters are at
SalOniki were issued:
''From July 1 to July Is there were
artillery actions east of the vardar
which often became rather violent. An
outpost engagement of no Importance
took place July north OF Kalinovo.
"West of the vardar in the noun
famous region in the direction of the
Jumintza and osin, our patrols and
light detachments have had frequent
skirmishes with the enemy, whom
they have always compelled to retreat
Our aviation corps developed great
activity. bombarding particularly mill
tary establishments at Sofia and enc
my encampments at Sturmnika and
Bogodomina as we'll as thrice attack
ing Fort Rupel. An enemy squadron
on July bambarded without result
our camps in the Topcin region