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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
WHEAT LISTS ON
A FALLING TREND
Rain in Kansas and Nebraska Has a
Bcarlsh Effect on Quotations
Decline Is Recorded,

Chicago, May 12.-Rain in Kansas
and Nebraska had a bearish Influence
today on wheat; the effect soon wore
on. Selling pressure was surprisingly
absent, more or less due to higher
quotations at Liverpool, where the
outlook for lessened shipments from
Argentina and Australia. Opening
prices which ranged from the same as
yesterdays finish to &c lower with
July at l.16is to 1.1612 and Sept. at
l16Is to 1.16&s were followed by al
most a complete recovery.
Decided strength was shown later
as result OF assertions that the
Kansas rains were too meager to be
important but sharp reaction fol-
lowed a renewal of rains. The close
was weak at C to sc net lower with
July at 1.163s and September at 1.161s.
Seaboard inquiry strengthened corn.
Selling was only of a scattered sort.
After opening &c off to a shade up,
the market scored a moderate general
gain
Illinois rains that put stop to
planting acted as handicap on the
bears. The close was steady at the
same as yesterday S nnlsn 10 4Sc nigh
el.
aI9 pa ',iit tt Ile lCtlon vi wi L.
ProyisionS ,a alo in linz u-i+% Tho
hog market. The best demand was for
lard.
Chicago Grain.
Cbicarc Nov 10 uvJ,oo+. NJ vol
Lac; No, , red 112@ 011612; No.
: hard lisa Oils; No. 3 hard 1854
a ;l9s4. -
corn: No. : yellow 'o42 a u re; No
4 yellow 7212; No. 4 yellow 72c:.
Oats; No, white 4412@46Ac;
standard ASA q 3.
Rye: NO. :, 91Qsl 12c; barley $50
sue; Timothy 4.50Q7.t5; clover S.004
400.
Pork 23.00@23.S5. Lard 1870. Ribs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
The Theatre
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Spencer SGuare-Lenora Ulrich in
"The Heart of Paula" Bray's car
toons
Majestic-George Walsh and Doris
Pawn in Blue Blood and Red"
Black Hawk-Helen holmes in THE
Girl and the Game" and Mary Ander-
son in La Paloma"
Best-"The Sphinx Red Feather
feature.
SATURDAY.
Spencer Square-Lenore Ulrich in
"The Heart of Paula" Brays car
toons
Majestic-Robert Warwick in "Hu-
man Driftwood;" -Vitagraph
News.
Black Hawk-Henry Walthall in
THE Burglars Dilema,' THE Indian. )"
Best-"The Dumb Bandit" Lone
someness," Dads Dollars and Dirty
Doings."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
THE DAY IN DAVENPORT

, matter now under discussion. The
engineering department has been
| handed list of the II streets which
| need repairing, and estimates are be-
ing prepared as rapidly as possible.
1t is probable that at the special meet
| ing next week an agreement will be
reached as to the streets which can
be paved this year. Commissioner
Crowley's seven payment plan for pay
ing for the new paving is looked on
favorably by the members of the
| council, it is stated, but the action
which will be taken cannot be fore
seen.
Warranty Deeds. - Edward Denk-
mann and wife to ORGY Jansen, lot
IS, block %, Park Lawn third addition,
I 81. R. Meyer and wife to ORGY JAMS
sen, lot 3, block 27, Park Lawn third
addition, 81. Fred Denkmann and
wife to ORGY Jansen, lot 4, block Y,
Park Lawn third addition, 81. Minnie
Messer to George Henning, lot as,
block>2. Bellevue fourth addition to
Bellevue, Iowa, ST. Charles H. Will
son and wife to Jacob Paulsen, lots ,
and 3, Sunnyslope acres, 81. Jacob
Paulsen and wife to James Rush, part
lot IA, block 1875, LeClaire's 10th addi-
ton, 81.
Does Not Accept Resignation.-A
congregational meeting was held at
st. Pauls Lutheran church, when it
was voted not to accept the resigna-
ton of DR.. W. H. Blancke, the pastor,
which was recently rendered. The
meeting was for the purpose of con-
sidering the matter, and it was adj
journed until Wednesday, May II, for
the finishing of business.
Births Registered.-Birth registra-
tions filed in the Office Of the city clerk
show that in the past few days twice
as many girls as boys have been born
in Davenport The births of four
girls and two boys were registered
Yesterday. They are: Arthur Co.'S
sens, 1881 West Fifth street, daughter;
Tillman Lane, 1912 West Second,
daughter; Frank Powers, 1S4012 West
Fourth, a daughter; Don ". Hutchin-
SOL, LZb East -NlDIli, uduSllLNl ilti OAb
ARD, 1921 West Sixth, son; Earl e.
Hunter. 1927 West Fourth, son.
Marriage Licenses. Philip Shore
and Sophia feathers, Davenport; Har-
nv B. Foster, Oconomowoc, Wis, and
Anna Schwan, Davenport; Michael F..
Meaney, Ottumwa, and Hattie Haas,
Ceredo, W Va
Obituary Record.-At a local hos
pital occurred the death of Lutltia
Wreath after lingering illness. She
was born in Coe township. Rock Is
land county, Illinois, on Oct. s, 1876.
She was member of the United Pres
byterian church at Hillsdale, III. Four
brothers and two sisters survive: Wal
ter of Brunswick. Neb.; James, Joseph
and Wilson of Hillsdale; Mrs. Clara
B. Taggert of Renton. Wash, and Mrs.
Jennie Z. Feaster Of Hillsdale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
T@dlay@ Market Quotations
STOCKS ASSUME
BOARDER ACTION
Operations Take on Livelier Trend To.
ward Noon and Brisk Demand
for Rails Follows.

New York. May 12-Operations
hrosdened on Wall Street toward noon
with brisk demand for rails, includ-
ing the eastern division and Union Pa
cific and Reading. Canadian extended
its rise to over three points, with al
most as much for New Haven, while
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST
Louis common and preferred were FIVE
and two points higher, respectively
Mexicans, especially American Smelt-
ing, continued firm despite disquieting
rumors from Washington. United
States Steel was almost the only prom
inent stock that failed to participate
in the forenoon's advance. Bonds
were firm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

woman midway between a vampire
and flirt Joseph Girard plays the
role of a man among men, who tames
the heartless woman by proving i'm
mune to her wiles. marrying her by
force and then hiding his love for her
until milady is sufficiently tanned.
Miss Gertrude Mccoy goes surf
bathing in 1.-THE Isle of Love" and in
discreetly leaves her clothing where
the waves carry away every single
thing. Yes, them too.
But isn't Sidney Drew Just rough on
slapstick comedy?
IT'S like cheap burlesque, only fit
for a certain type of man and ques-
tionable women" he says.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
For Mothers Day.

Sunday Mothers day will be observ-
ed in the Methodist church. There
will be a special sermon suitable to
the occasion by the pastor, DR.. F. E.
Shut, at the morning service. All
hymns sung at that service will be
mothers hymns. The pastor urges all
of his congregation to be present at
this event, especially the mothers of
that body
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Site Almost Cleared.

The last Of the debris accumulated
in the past two weeks by the tearing
down of the large residence which was
located on the site bought by the Meth
odist church, is being removed The
outer trimmings, porches and much of
the weather-bo boarding has been re-
moved and now the house movers are
hauling the inner framework from the
site. These proceedings will no doubt
hasten the commencement of work up
on the new Methodist parsonage, this
structure to be put under process Of
construction before the church edifce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

Baby Bear to COuntry.-Patrolmen
on both the night and day shifts, and
other hangers-on of the patrol barn
at Fifth and' Main streets, are sorrow
full and blue" and an air Of melan-
choly hangs heavy over the adjacent
territory. For almost a week now, the
little cub bear. Peggy" captured on
East River street last Friday night,
has made her home in the patrol barn
Today she was taken to the country
So the hearts of the patrolmen are
sad Oscar SChaffer took Peggy"
out in the country, and for a month
or two she will live in the open air,
with plenty to eat and drink, and lots
of blue sky to gaze wonderingly at,
While she has been at the patrol barn
Peggy" has afforded the neighbors
much amusement Every evening she
was taken out of the barn and allowed
to climb some Of the large trees in
the neighborhood, and on every occa-
sion it was found extremely difficult
to get her down. More than $50 bags
of peanuts have been devoured by the
bear. and on the first morning of her
captivity she ate 40 bags for break
fast AS far as is known this is a
record for an animal of her size 1t is
believed that the country air will be
good for Peggy" but, nevertheless,
it is with extreme regret that she is
sent away.
Conference in Davenp0rt.-The7 18th
annual meeting OF the Congregational
conference of Iowa will be held in
Davenport at the Edwards Congrega-
tional church May 1918. ]. H. T.
Main, president Of Grinnell college, is
moderator. The Harvard plan of'en-
tertainment (bed and breakfasD will
prevail, and will be provided for all
delegates, ministers and their wives
and as many other representatives of
the churches as possible.
Acquires New Agency.-Davenpo
acquires another notable general
agency with the leasing Of the fine
office room in the Fourth and Main
street corner of the Davenport hotel,
as sales headquarters for Delco-Light
systems for eastern Iowa and western
Illinois. J. S. Kimmel comes. from
DAYTON, Ohio, to open the new offices,
and is now ready for business. DelcO
is already a name familiar to all users
of auto cars, as the Delco starter led
the way in the movement that has
done away with the cranking of auto
mobiles. The country owes the Delco-
starter and Delco-Light TO two well
known Ohioans, f. A. Deeds and c. F.
Kettering. They were officers of the
National Cash Register company of
Dayton when they began to work out
the seif-starter problem, their first
factory being in barn. Now they
are at the head Of an immense manu-
featuring business, turning out 300,
900 starters a year, and adding the
Delco Lighting systems TO their out
put, as an outgrowth of their other
business.
Make Brave Rescue.-Edward Burge
aged 5, and Raymond; his brother,
aged 3, belong in the hero class Had
il not been for their presence OF mind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Omaha Grain.

Omaha, May 12-Wheat; No. hard
111G116.
Corn: No. white 691a 07O; No. 2
yellow 71G71k; No. ?, $685..
Oats: No. white 4264214
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
MinneanOliS Grain.

Minneapolis, May 12.-Wheat: May
1.22; July 1.219s@12112; No 1 hard
1923; No. l northern 1.22h01.26; No.
northern 119G124.
Corn: No. yellow 1871 @77h.
Oats: No. 8 white 43G432.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Market Square Sales.
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Mo, May 12.-Cash
wheat: No. hard 1.096117; No. 2
red 109d1.14.
Corn: No. mixed Il; No white
71h; No yellow 7112m72
Oats, unchanged; No. , white AGO
Al; No. mixed 40@42.
Rye, S9d90.
Hay, steady, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
COLUMBIA.

Vaudeville DavenporD. Two per-
formances daily, at 2:45 and SIS
Three Saturday and Sunday, at 2:45,
1880 and 8 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
LiNernOnI Grain.

Liverpool, May Wheat: No. l
Manitoba, 13s; No. / northern spring
12s, sd; No 2 red western winter, lis
Sd. Corn: American mixed, new, lis
I'D.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Alderman Drives New Car.

Alderman G. C. Bowers is driving a
new Velie six-cylinder car, which he
recently purchased from Richard Ho-
gan, local agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
New York Sngar.

New York. MAJ 12.-Raw sugar
quiet: centrifugal $50: molasses 5.75:
refined steady; fine graduated 7.65.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
ALEDO AT A GLANCE
Daily Doings in Mercer County's Busy Capital
Commencement Plans.

Commencement week for William
and Vashti college will begin Sunday.
May rs, with a baccalaureate sermon
to be preached by Rev. ]. B. Pollock
of the United Presbyterian church.
and will end Thursday evening. June
/ with the business school alumni re-
union. The college by making a SUI
preme effort has succeeded in engag-
ing Dean Albion w. Small of the grad
uating department of the University
of Chicago TO deliver the commence
ment address from the Presbyterian
pulpit Thursday, May l, at 10 a. m.
Dean Small is a man with a notable
reputation throughout the country. A
former president of colleges in the
east. he has become a noted authority
on sociological questions. He is a
speaker, possessing the greatest de-
gree of force. and brings his message
home to his listeners in a most pleas
ing and effective manner. The pro-
gram for commencement week will be
as follows:
Sunday, May %, 1890 a. m.-Bac-
calaureate sermon, United Presbyter-
ian church, Rev. John B. Pollock, A. NJ.
Monday, May %, s p. m.-Conserva-
tory Graduating Recital, college audi
torium.
Tuesday, May 80, $3.50 p. m.-Base-
ball game with St. Ambrose college,
college field. p. m.-Drury Academy
Alumni Banquet, boys dormitory
Wednesday, May 81, p. m.-Class
Day Exercises, Conservatory park. s
.. m.-Drury Academy Graduating
Program, college auditorium.
Thursday, June /, 10 a. m.-Com-
mencement, Presbyterian church.
Dean Albion W. Small, Phi. D. Confer
ring of Diplomas and Degrees, Presi-
dent Ward l.. Roy. l p. m.-Alumni
Luncheon. s p. m.-Business School
Alumni Reunion.
The year 1915-16 has been William
and Vashti's most successful school
period and the graduating classes ex-
eel those of all former years. The
graduating class of the college proper
numbers IA, that of the academy Is
that of the business department 10. II
is well to note that two students will
be graduated from the music depart
ment, one in vocal, the other in piano
These are the first to receive diplomas
from that department of the school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Kansas City Provisions


Kansas City, May 12.-Butter, eggs
and poultry, unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

May 12.-F OilOWlng are the whole
sale quotations on the local markets
today:
Parsley, dozen punches 3Oc
Cabbage, old per ID. ........2c
Cabbage, new, per Id. Sc
Leaf lettuce, per ID. ........15c
Csulifiower, dozen S363. 80
Radishes, dozen ...........3 SOC
Turnips, per bushel soc
Beets, per bushel 40c
Late potatoesi per pushed ...90c@Sl.
Carrots, per bushel .75c
Florida celery, per crate $3.50
Onions, per 100 pounds .........S3.O 90
Texas onions, per crate ......S1.75
Parsnips, per bushel ..........75c
Sweet potatoes. per hamper .s1,25
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Cheese, brick, pound 15c
Butter. creamery, bulk, lb. ....35c
Butter, creamery. print, ID. $3.50. S6c
Butter. dairy, ID. ...............2 9c
Eggs, fresh .................. zoe
hens .17c
Fruit
Jonathans, per bushel ......s1.75
Baldwins, per bushel ........S1.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

Toledo, May 12.-Clover seed prime
cash and october $50; December SIT.
Alsike prime cash 900.
Timothy prime cash 345; Septem-
Der $40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Personal Mention.

DR.. A. c. Sells was visitor in Dav-
export yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Kiddoo and daughter,
Mary, of Smith Center, Kansas, left
yesterday for their home, after an ex-
tended visit here with relatives.
William Valentine returned yester-
day from Joy, where he visited with
friends.
Mrs. J. w Wallace was passenger
to Davenport yesterday.
Mrs. John Edgar was an Aledo Wis
itor from Joy Wednesday.
Mrs. L. NJ Rutherford and Mrs.
Charles Noble left Wednesday for a
visit with, relatives at New Boston.
Mrs. c. B. Felix was Rock Island
visitor yesterday
Mrs. c. A. Miller visited in Davenport
yesterday.
W. J.etaoinshrdluetaoin
Mrs. Sophie Taylor, who has visited
with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Bridgford,
for the past few days, returned yester-
day to her home at Woodruff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
NEMSN0IESF 11MplIELAND
1 GYDAISYDE DEAN KY

A familiar figure in Chaplain come
dies is Leo White, who has been ap-
pearing in support of the famous CON-
edian ever since he entered moving
pictures. Mr. White, like Chaplin, is
an Englishman, having been born in
the city Of Manchester in 1886. His
first stage appearance was with the
Gus Edward Gaiety Theatre company
in London. He was member of the
Mile. Modiste company playing oppos-
tie FRITZ Scheff. Later he appeared
in a number of musical comedy sue
cesses, both in this country and
abroad When the first Chaplin COM
pany was organized some years ago,
White was offered a position. He has
been with Mr.. Chaplin ever since.
Turned Down by Uncle Sam.
Grace Valentine, who is starred with
Lionel Barrymore in "Dorian's Di-
vorce," a Metro play, is the only Ii
censed woman aviator in the country
and had hopes of going to Mexico with
the army until her application was
turned down.
THE only place they have for
women in the army is with the Red
Cross" Miss Valentine said, COM
menting on the matter. 81 suppose l
will have to rig up sort of nursing
aeroplane before they will take me.
And 1 will do that if it is necessary
for me to serve my country"
Suffer Cramps for Sweet Charity.
Mae Murray, Blanche Sweet, Cleo
Ridgley, Fannie Ward and Anita King,
and other Lasky-Paramount stars, are
all suffering with writers cramp, and
| there is not a drop of ink left in the
Lasky studio.
Each of these stars has had the
pleasant job of autographing 500 pho
| tographs to be sold for the benefit of
| the actors fund These photographs
are to be sent to Chicago publication
for distribution
For a scene in "Sultana." a Balboa
play, six-passenger touring car was
sent over the cliffs at Point Firmin. 1t
| dropped $50 feet and broke in midair
as result of the gasoline tanks ex-
| plosion.
"The Huntress of Men" is the title
of Mary Fuller's latest Red Feather
picture. 1.-THE Huntress of Men" is a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
Leo White.

This is the way Leo White looks in
Chaplin comedies. He will appear with
Chaplin next in THE Floorwalker"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
LOCAL MARKETS.

May 12.-Following are the whole
sale quotations on the local markets
today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12
CITY LOOTED AND
BURNED BY MEXICANS

Continued From Page One.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

Make Brave Rescue.-Edward Burge,
aged 5, and Raymond his brother,
aged 3. belong in the hero class Had
II not been for their presence Of mind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-12

Call Meeting First of Week.-After
a lengthy consultation with ]. w,
Crowley, commissioner of public
works, it is probable that Mayor Ber-
valid will call a special meeting OF
the committee of the whole the first
of next week. TO work on the street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-29
WALK
NAPOWIETRZNE.
Reid ma Anglie.

Londyn, 2s-go lipca. - Balo-
nv niemieckie znowu raz reid IT,
rzadzi}y ma brzegi Anglii: powia-
ty Lincolnshire Yorkshire 20
staly nawiedzone: zadnych
szczegofow ME ogloszono do
tychczas.
Paryz, 29-go lipca. - w ciagu
dnia onegdajszego wiele bylo u
tarczek napowietrznych ma linii
bojowej. Mad Somme diva ME
mieckie aeroplany zestrzelono,
pod St. Christ trzeci; rowniez
pod Verdun-Ornes jeden aero
plan niemiec. do ladowania zmu-
szono. w Wogezach zmuszono
do ladowania jedna maszyne ME
przyjacielska, kt6ra ladujac prze-
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SPRAWA IRLANDYI.
WALK Nv POLSCE.
Brody zajete.

Londyn-Piotrogr6d, 29-go lip
ca. - Rosyanie posuneli sic zna-
komicie W dwu punktach odra-
zu: zajeli Brody, strategiczne
miasto, poczatek waznej linii ko-
lejowej do Lwowa, oraz zfamal
linie nieniecko-austryacka ma
Woiyniu, na zachod Cd Lucka,
biorac w wielkiej, zwycieskiej BIZ
rtwie 5000 nieprzyjaciof do ME
woli, oraz zdobywajac 46 dial.
Raporty niemieckie przyznaja
ziamanie linii ma przesrzeni Lesz
n6w-Brody i zajecie ,Brodow.
Sukcesy te, bardzo znaczne, "a
grazaja bezpoSrednio Lwowu i
Kowlowi i zmusza prawdopodo-
bnie Centralnych do kompletnel
odmiany pozycyi znacznyeh
cofniee - zarowno na Wo}yniu
jak w Galicyi. Zajecie Lwowa
Jest teraz kwestya kilku dni mai
blizszych, a Kowel i W4odzi-
mierz Woiynski, slime twierdze,
prawdopodobnie tez niedfugo
wpadna W rece Rosyan. Rapor-
tow. rosyjskich jest jak zwykls
niewiele. Niema tez szczego1ow
zaiecia Brod6w, choc wiadomo,
L ie ewakuowali Austryacy 20
zacietej kilkodniowej zacietej BIZ
twie, stoczonej ma linii rzecztd
S8oniewki. Prawdopodobnie Bro
dy jako miasto niebronne costa
Iy opuszczone przez Austryakow
wcale ME ucierpia}y; choG jest
takze komunikat prasowy, IL BIZ
twa toczyia sic W samem mics
Gle, ze trzeba byio zdobywae po-
szczeg6lne domy ulice. Potwier-
dza sic doniesienia o ewakuacyi
Lwowa, juz W pefni bedacej, od-
leglego ledwie o kilka godzin
jazdy koleja. BezpoSrednim po
wodem ewakuacyi Brodcw byia
prawdopOdobnie procz bitwy pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-29
Ma Wfoskim Froncie.

Rzym, 29-go lipca. Wiosi
zdobyli znow wiecej terenu W
Do1omitach, czeSci Alp, nader
stromej i niedostePnej ma Pogra-
niczu wschodniem Tyrolu. Ma
Monte Calbriccon posuneli sic
naprz6d, podobniez pod Monte
Seluggio, w dolinie Posina, pod
Monte Zebbio, Sette Communi
i W innych punktach. Aeroplany
wloskie zbombardowaly park ar.
tyleryjski austryacki pod Bella
Monte. Po stronie austryackiej
raz po raz stwierdzono uzywanie
kul exp1odujacych i gazow zacza-
dzajacych.
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Ofensywa Sprzynie-
rzonycn ia Dafkanie.

Ateny, 2s-go lipca. - Donosza
z frontu ma polnoc Cd Salonik, IL
wojska serbskie, stacyonowane
ma pogr n i c zu greckiem,
zdobyiy szereg miejscowoSc1
gorskich, strategicznie donio-
sfych, kt6Fe trzymaja pomimo
kontratakow i ognia bateryi bul-
garskich. Buigarzy, jak wiado-
mo, zajeli ostatnio pozycye gor-
skie ma pofudnie Cd oryginalnej
granicy greckiej - Serbowie ich
obecnie Z tychze pozycyi wyPie-
raja.
- Donosza z Bufgaryi, IL Ii
MIA kolejowa Sofia-Kuestendil
zostala zniszczona zamachem do
tad niewysledzonym: ktoS podlo-
zy1 miny w waznych punktach
kolei, uszkadzajac ia utrudnia-
iac transporty wojskowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-29

mokiym grurltem chwilowo ME
postapi3 dalej. Prawdopodobnie
teraz sytuacya sic zmieni, bo
Niemcy ma cafyn woiynskim
froncie beda musieli sic cofae
Olbrzynie zapasy amunicyi ME
skonczenie lepsza i silniejsza ar
tylerya W znacznej mierze So
czynnikami tego zwyciestwa ro-
syjskiego.
- w Galicyi ma Podkarpa-
ciu walk odosobnione, lecz
zmian ma linii niema.
Londyn, 29-go lipca. Ma
Wegry - do Siedmiogrodu przy-
by}o 10000 Turkow ma pomoc
Austryakom i obrone pred Ro-
syanami; mimo to w Budapest
Gle miastach innych - panika.
Wiedeh-Berlin, 2s-go lipca. -
RAPPORT austryacki ogiasza; Wal
ka pod Brodami toczy sic Z wiel-
ka zacietoscia, wojska austrya-
ckie ustepujace pred przemoz-
na masa nieprzyjaciela, walcza
ma poludniowej granicy Brodow
It. j. opuscily miasto, atakowa-
ne przez Rosyan Cd poinocy.
Przyp. Red. D. CO. Rosyanie po
szeregu gwaftownyoh atakow
przedarli sic przez linie frontu
austro-niemieckiego ma Woiyniu
miedzy Leszniowem a Brodami.
Pod Pustomytami, ma Wolyniu
zadano porazke dotkliwa Rosya-
nom, podobniez pod Swiniu-
chami zdolai oni przeiamac Ii
ME niemiecka, lecz ich kontrata-
kami wstrzymano: straty rosyj-
skie w 1udziach - bardzo ciezkie.
Ma polnocnym odcinku ofensy-
VIVA proba rosyjska zrobi}a fla
sko: mic ME sprawiwszy zostaia
wstrzyrnana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-29
Washington przyjmuje
projekt Carranzy.

Washington, 29. ipca. - De-
parliament stanu dorzczyl mexy-
kanskiemu ambasadorowi panu
Arredondo note do rzadu Carran-
zy, w ktorej wyraza swa zgode
ma jego projekt powierzenia dc
zafatwienia nieporozumiei mie-
dzy obu krajami miedzynarodowej
komisyi, zlodonej przedstawi-
cieli Stanow Zjednoczonych
Mexyku, zada jednak, aby komi-
sya ia otrzynaIa szersze pe}no--
mocnictwa niz proponowane W
nocie Carranzy z 12-go bm.
w koiach dyplomatycznych
wyrazaja tu powszechnie nadzie-
je, ze Carranza zgodzi sic ma te