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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-12-15
TOWNSVILLE

Jonesville, Dec. 12.-Sunday night
we had cold shower of rain, mixed
with fine snow, followed by cold day.
The weather so far this fall has been
ideal and now we may look for rough
cold weather. The farmers were new
er better up with their work than now.
Inc short crop was easily gathered.
Last Thursday Mr.. Hayes Webber
got his automobile, fine Overland
burned up. Mr.. Webber is mail car
rler on Route 2 out from Jonesville
and he carries the mail in his car
Capt K. w. Scott, the postmaster,
went out with Mr.. Webber on his
round that day and about seven miles
out from Jonesville fire burst out all
at once under the car and the two men
got out quickly and got out the mail
bags and the car was soon enveloped
In flames and was soon burned up ex-
cept the irons. Mr.. Webber doesn't
know the cause of the fire, but sup
poses 1T was caused by leak in the
gasoline pipes. The car was very we'll
insured.
Miss Fannie Gallman, daughter of
Mr.. Abram j. Gallman, died last Sat-
urday and the remairl; were buried at
New Hope church Sunday. Funeral
services were conducted by her pastor,
Rev. w. B. Justus. Miss Gallman had
been in bad health for some time.
The board of stewards of the
Jonesville circuit are meeting here to-
day and they are having an oyster
stew.
We had another light cold rain last
night.
Prudence Lodge, No. 139, A. F. NJ,
at regular communication last Sat-
urday night elected and installed the
following officers for the ensuing Ma
sonic year: G. w. B. Smith, w. NJ:
James T. Hodge, S. W.; Charles N.
Alexander, J. W.; C. M. McWhirter,
treasurer; w. H. S. Harris, secretary;
Lovic N. Chandler, S. D.; R. A. Ly-
brand, j. D.; Sam Atkinson and F.. J.
Free, stewards, John S. Kendrick,
tiler.
Mr.. Forest E. Spears returned Fri
day night from Coleman, Ga, with
his bride, Miss Jimmie C. Hartley.
Mrs. Spears has taught in the graded
school here for the past several years
and she has many friends here who
are glad to know that he will now be
numbered with our lady population.
Mr.. Haskell Rochester and Miss
Ollie Hutcherson were married Sum
day evening in Jonesville by W. H. S.
Harris, notaly public.
Mr.. John B. Foster of Jonesville
and Miss Florence Scott of Columbia
were married Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. Foster in Jonesville by
w. H. S. Harris, notary public.
Telephone.
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HEARING JANUARY 8
ON EIGHT-HOUR LAW

Washington, Dec. 11.-Determina-
tion by the Supreme Court of the con-
stitutionality of the Adamson law in
time for congress to enact any desired
supplementary legislation at this ses-
sion was regarded as assured today
when the court advanced the test case
for argument on January 8.
The court granted the governments
motion to expedite the Missouri, Ok
lahoma and Gulf railroad case, in
which Federal Judge Hook held the
Adamson Act void. Hearings were set
for Immediately after the Christmas
holidays and ahead of all other i'm
portant cases already assigned for
January 8.
There had been some hope of hav-
ing the case heard kefore Christmas,
as the Adamson Act becomes effective
January l. All interests are believed
to be conserved pending the courts
decision, however. Special accounts OF
wages due employees under the law
will be kept and All other litigation
will be held in allegiance by agreement
between the government and the rail
roads until the decision is given.
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LOCKHART JUNCTION

Lockhart Junction, Dec. 1.-THE
weather has changed from warmer to
colder, and some prophesied snow but
1T passed off with shower of rain and
the sun is shining again. Today is
hog-killing day in this community. I
know of ten fine one that are being
Killed this morning. This will put a
stop to buying high-priced meat with
some. | heard one man say he would
kill enough hogs of his own raising to
make meat enough to do him, so
hlgh-priced meat won't hurt him.
Christmas will soon be here. Oh.
how quickly it comes to me. When
was boy in my teens it did look to
me like it was long time from one
Christmas to another, but now it
seems very short. Well, there are al
ways many changes from one year to
another, if we will only stop to think
about it.
The oyster supper at the Gault
school house last Saturday night, the
9th, was largely attended, and sum
Of $1,000 was collected and everyone
enjoyed a nice time.
bla to take a position with a corps
of surveyors. He will be on rail-
road survey.
forgot to mention in my last let
ter that Miss Sallie Cunningham, who
is teaching at the Mabry school, near
Pacolet, spent Thanksgiving day at
the home of Mr.. A. L. Gault to see her
mother and sister
Miss Fannie Lorena Gallman, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gall
man, died last Saturday night and
was buried at New Hope cemetery
Sunday. She was the oldest of five
sisters and three brothers. She was
AZ years old. She had been confined
to her home for six months. In her
sickness she exercised great patience.
She was loved by all who knew her
and she had many friends, meeting
everyone cheerfully and with smile.
She was Christian lady Of the purest
and highest type.
! Mrs. w. Newell Smith and children,
after spending a while with her moth
er, Mrs. Amanda Little and brother
and sisters, have returned to their
home in Greenville.
Mr.. T. J. Thrasher is now at the
home of the writer, where he will
make his headquarters for a while.
Mr.. Edgar Kelly, who has position
with the Bell Telephone company. is
now visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w "A. Kelly.
Mr.. Butler Kelly and Mr.. Richard
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-12-15
PUTS COTTON CROP
AT 11,511 ,OOe BALES
Government Report Makes Another
Reduction in Estimated Yield
for the Year.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Another re-
duction in the estimated size of this
years cotton crop was recorded today
in the Department of Agriculture's
final report, putting the production at
11,511,O0O equivalent 500 pound bales,
exclusive of linters. That is 10000
bales less than forecast after the low
est condition report in October.
Indications at the beginning of the
growing season were that crop of
approximately 14,266,OOO bales would
be produced but storms and insects
wrought havoc with the growing
plants as the season progressed. The
acreage planted was the fourth largest
on record.
The average price a pound paid to
producers of cotton on December 1
was 1916 cents. At that price the sea-
sons crop is worth $1,079.351.616, ex-
elusive of the value of Inter cotton
and seeds.
The record crop was grown in 1914
when 1914, $3.50 bales were produced.
Production by States.
Production by States with last
years crop figures for comparison
follow.
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HAD LITTLE HOPE OF
EVER RETURNING HOME
In This Frame of Mind, Mrs.
Evans Left to Visit
Daughter.
TOOK GOOD ADVICE
eff 10 Iuaf WopJarf,,l C- ca.
GOOD ADVICE
1T is Just Wonderful" Says Starr
Woman, Telling How She Com
batted Troubles.

After suffering twelve years, the
last several months of which were so
severe that she believed herself on the
verge Of the grave, Mrs. Ella Evans,
OF Starr, S. c., Route a, found great
and almost complete relief in the first
bottle Of Tanlac she took at seemed
almost like miracle the way Tanlac
worked" she said.
Mrs. Evans was interviewed at the
home of her son-in-law, C. C. Crocker.
of II Prince Street, Anderson. Her
statement follows:
II suffered very badly from stomach
trouble for twelve years before I be-
gan taking Tanlac, and it seemed that
no medicine would break up my trou-
BILE. Frequently would have terrible
spells, and my heart, stomach and
nerves would get out of order all at
once and would nearly die with these
attacks. I had lost hope and I did not
believe / would ever get well. Also I
had a very had bowel trouble with
these attacks. My nerves were in a
terrible fix and my heart fluttered a
great deal
81 could not sleep well. and was
so weak | could hardly walk. Though
| had the best of medical attention.
got no better. live in the country,
but when | came here to visit relatives
/ did not know that I would live to get
back home.
my relatives here persuaded me to
take Tanlac and I consented. I have
just finished my first bottle. I am
a great deal stronger now in every
way and | have not had one of those
attacks since | began taking Tanlac.
My nerves are much stronger, and nv
stomach, liver, bowels and heart have
been strengthened and regulated.
have good appetite now, also.
"The very first dose of Tanlac
brought change for the better and it
seemed like miracle the way Tanlac
worked. I stopped all other treat
ment when I began Tanlac. In every
way Tanlac has made my health better
and / believe am on the road to COM
plete recovery. 1t is just wonderful" :"
For sale by Palmetto Drug Co.,
Union: Buffalo Drug Co., Buffalo; X.
D. Bailey, Carlisle; B. G.. Wilburn G.
Son, Cross Keys; Jonesville Drug Co.,
Jonesville; Lockhart Mills Store,
Lockhart; r. j. Fowler. Monarch.
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NEW HOPE

New Hope, Dec. 1--we are now
having some real winter time. We
are in hopes that the weather will be
clear and cold for Christmas. We
can't realize that only a few more
days and the gladdest and the merri-
est of all the year will be here. AS
the time draws nearer that great
Christmas feeling and spirit prevails
everywhere. We all look forward to
Christmas with a good feeling that
takes us back to Santa Claus days.
Guess all the children are now busy
writing letters to Santa Claus, in
which they are expressing just what
they want him to bring.
Hope our editors appeal to Santa
Claus will be fully realized Christ
mas.
The writer visited Sunday in the
community near the new Faucet
school house at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Brewington. This COM
munity for the last few years has
been built up and they appreciate
their new school building in which
they have Sunday school and preach
ing.
Miss Fannie Gallman, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Gallman,
died at her home Saturday, Dec. 9th.
Her remains were laid to rest Sunday
afternoon in the cemetery at New
Hope church with a large host of
friends to pay the last respects. Her
pastor, Mr.. Justus, conducted the fun
eral services. She lived beautiful
Christian life and was loved by all
who knew her. She leaves her pa
rents and number of brothers and
sisters to mourn her DEATH The COM
munity has the deepest of sympathy
for the bereaved family.
Mr.. w. F. Bishop and Mrs. ]. G..
Bishop and Miss Lizzie Bishop took
an auto trip Sunday and visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Palmer in Browns Creek community.
Several from this community at
tended the minstrel at Jonesville Fri
day night.
Our Community club meeting was
held at the school house last Friday
afternoon. Miss Aisle was with us
and discussed very important sub
ject, which was enjoyed by all.
Vero
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WEST SPRINGS

West Springs, Dec. 12.-The farm
ers are all about through gathering
their small crops. Cotton was very
short and corn was almost com
plete failure.
great deal of grain has been sown
in the past few weeks. Almost every
one has some wheat and oats sown.
Although cotton is good price, the
farmers are determined not to be
forced by any "gold brick" PROPOSE
tion with flour at $500 per barrel.
1t hardly pays to grow cotton at any
price to buy it.
Mr.. Fletcher Pruitt and Miss Lydia
O'Shields were married on last Sum
day at the home of Magistrate John
M. Smith, at Dutchman. Mr.. Pruitt
is we'll known young farmer of the
Coleraine section. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. John M.
O'Shields and is an accomplished
young lady.
Mr.. w. M. Jones came very near
having serious fire on last Sunday.
He had number of bales of cotton
piled up in his yard and a negro boy,
who was playing with some matches
near the cotton, set it on fire. AS
sistance was summoned over the tele-
phone but before the fire could be
put out several bales had been con-
siderably damaged.
Miss Beulah Harris of Blackvile
spent sometime here recently with her
sister, Miss Bess Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace M. Lancaster
attended the funeral of their sister,
Miss Fannie Gallman, at New Hope on
Sunday.
Messrs. II. l.. Scaife of Clinton and
A. kahr of Mccormick spent a few
days'here the past week, going over
the Ophir gold mine property, of
which Mr.. Scaife is the manager. Mr..
kahr is a mine promoter and it is
earnestly hoped that he will develop
the property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McAbee of
Pauline spent the weekend here with
relatives
Mrs. Thurston Began spent the past
week with her sister. Mrs. Wallace
Lawson, at Cedar Bluff.
DR.. Herbert Smith of Pauline was
here the first of the week on profess
sional business.
Hamlet Johnson returned Saturday
from visit to relatives at Pacolet.
Mr.. J. w. Nance of Union spent
Sunday a week ago here with friends.
Rev. Clarence B Prince. of Glenn
Springs. has accepted the call to the
pastorate of West Springs Baptist
church. He will preach one Sunday in
each month.
Mr.. r. A. Hopkins has returned
from a business trip to Cherokee
Springs.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Bogansville on Christmas morning at
III o'clock. An appropriate program
will be rendered also.
T. j. w.
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Absolutely Pus-o
No A1um-NO Phosphate

Fowler were out driving in their new
Maxwell auto. They are agents for
this car. This writer had the pleasure
of taking a short ride with them.
MIR. Butler Kelly had the accident to
get one bone broken in his arm near
the wrist while cranking the car.
Moxy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-08
Ma Morzach.

Berlin, 8 maja. - RAPPORT ad-
miralicyi ogiasza zatopienie nu-
ra angielskiego ,E.XXXI" MEDIA
leko brzegow dunskich W dniu 5
maja, a przyznaje, il jeden ba-
lonow ME wrocil rejdu ostat-
niego ma Anglie. Onegdaj znisz-
czono diva aeroplany angielskie
mad brzegani Flandryi.
Londyn, 8 maja. - Admirali-
eva angielska przyznaje strate
dwu aeroplanow, lecz przeczy do
niesieniu nura ,E E.XXXI.", kto-
ry podobno caio wroci4 do baz
angielskich. Z Kopenhagi dono-
sza, IL przybyli tam marynarze
widzieli koio Hansthelm try nor
weskie statki pionace, a W pobli-
zu widziano 'trzy zbrojne statki
niemieckie i balon. Dunski sta
tex ,Harald" byi przez nura ME
mieckiego torpedowany, lecz Edo
lal dowlec sic do portu Kopenha-
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Londyn, 8 maja. - Potwier--
dza sic fakt, IL Turcy mobilizu-
ia znaczne bardzo silly w Smyr-
ME, gdzie koncentracya kieruje
general niemiecki v. Sanders; o.
statnio sprowadzono tam olbrzy-
mie kolubryny austryackie.
Piotrogrod, 8 maja. - Z pod
Kaukazu donosza, il pod PRIMER
skiem mad Morzem Carmen po-
bito Turkow i zmuszono ich do
dalszego cofniecia sic, Z Persyi
donosza, il W marszu rosyjskich
wojsk ku Bagdadowi pobito Tur-
kow pod Serinalkerind i zmu--
szono ich do odpadniecia wstecz
ma znacznej przestrzeni: pozo--
stawili spore zapasy zywnosci ]
amunicyi.
Konstantynopol, 8 nnaja. -
Tureckie raporty podaja, il W
walkach z Anglikanni W Mcaopo-
tamil zestrzelono diva aeroplany
nieprzyjaciclskie, trzech lotni-
k6w ujeto jeden zginai. z Rosya-
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Zwyciestwo majora
Howe.

Columbus, N. M. 8 maja. -
Z giownej kwatery Pershinga "
Namiquipa otrzymano tn wiado-
nose, re oddziai inajora Howe
skiadajacy sic ?4G zolnicrzy jc.
denastego pulku kawaleryi, "a
dai dotkliwa porazke bandzie Vii
listow pod dowodztwem genera
low" Cruz'a, Domingucza julio
Acosta w Ojo Azulcs. okoio 20
mil ma po}udniowy zach6d od Gu
sihuirachic. Czterdzicstu dwu
bandytow polegio, miedzy mimi
.generaP Antonio Angeles, a
przesz}o 80 zostalo pojmanych.
Oddziaf majora Howe ME po--
niosi zadnych STRAIT w ludziach.
Potyczka miala micjsce we
czwartek, 6. 5:4j rano. Pc trzy-
dziestoszesciogodzinnym marszu
forsownym wsrod g6rzystego te-
renu, zoinierze amcrykanscy "a
skoczyli niespodziewanie zmeczo
lych bandytow, pograzonych we
snie. Ajax byi tax nag}y ME-
przewidziany, re bandyci rzucili
sic natychmiast - tax jak spalil
ma pol ubrani, do tiumncj ucie.
czki, strzelajac ia slepo bez "a
dncgo ladu i planu. Reszta ban
dy, ci ktorzy ME polegli ami nie
dostali sic do niewoli, rozsypa-
Ia sic znalazia schronienie W o.
kolicznyeh gorach. Major Howe,
ruszyi W dalszy poscig "a mimi.
Nadchodzace W ostatniej chwi-
Ii doniesienia podaja liczbe zabi-
tych bandytow ma 50, wzietych
do niewoli ma 60, dodajac, re ujsc
zyciem zdoiaio ME wiecej jak
Ok ,
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Transportowiec Rosyj-
ski zatopiony.

Berlin, 8 rnaja. - Raporty ME.
mieckie podaja, il wielki rosyj.
ski transportowiec zatopiony 20.
stai przez mine - na Morzu sr6d
ziemnem zgineio przytem 600
ludzi, kilku tylko uratowaiy sta
tiki angielskie Malty. Stae sic to
r1iaso juz przed kilkunastu dnia-
mi. (Przypuszczaja, il mogl to
bye jeden re statkow, wiozacych
rosyjskie wojska do Francyi. 80.
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WALK v AzYI | " AFRYCE.
Z W1oskiego Terenu.
NNE TELEGRAMY.
- T7T.ANDF
u TRLANDTI.

ma S4ta rocznice uredzin ksiecia,
kt6re obchodzii onegdaj pod Yer
dun w ebozie. RAPPORT estatni Z
mad Mozy jest tryumfalny - po-
daje sukcesy niennieckie q obu
brzeg6w Mozys pod Thismont,
Haudromont / W innych punk
taeh pobito Francuzew i wzieto
ich pozycye; rapport podaje row.
niez, il uniesienych wichrem
balenow wiezionych francuskich
Niemcem udaie sic schwytat az
15l... Ma reszcie frontu kano-
NADIA.
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Ma Wschodzie Europy.

Piotrogrod, 8 maja. - Woj--
ska rosyjskie peSunefy SIG W Ii
mach Strypy ma p6inec cd Jazlo-
wca, spierajac wStecz AuStrya-
kow. Ma polnocnym odcinku pod
kokenhuza ma wschod Cd Erie
driechstadt baterye niemieckie O.
strzelaly kolej pecag wojsko-
wy rosyjski. Dziaiewa walka mad
Dzwina trivia przerwami.
- P6zniejszy rapport dodaje do
powyzszego; artylerya rosyjska
spowodowaia explozys w skia--
dach niemieckiej amunicyi pod
Jakubowem; Ikskull Friedrich
stadt okolica wciaz So bom--
bardowane przez Niemcow; W
okolicy jeziora Miadzioi Rosya--
ME opanowali pozycye niemie--
cka, zaskoczywszy nieprzyjacie--
Ia znienacka; pod Kruszyna i Da
browka Niemcy W miniony czwar
tex po trzy-godzinnej kanonadzie
przypuscili atak ma pozycye ro--
syjskie czesc ich wzieli, tuz je-
dnak potem kontratakowali Ro-
syanie, Niemcow wyparli i od--
parli. a nawet wzieli i'm kifku-
dziesieciu jencow, oraz zdobyli
brof i nitralieze jedna. Ma Wo-
lyniu pod Czartoryskiem podcho-
DIV wzajem trwaja walka party
zancka: onegdaj patrol rosyjski
zaskoczy} tam Niemcow kilkn
i'm wziai jencow. Pod Murawica
aeroplan rosyjski stoczyi walke
z dwu austryackimi, jeden zmu-
sit do ladowania, a drugi uszedl.
Wiedefi, 8 rnaja. = Wojska au-
stryackie W okolicy Oiyki dzia-
lajace zmusiiy TAME Rosyan do
cofniecia sic ma znacznej pre-
strzeni.
Berlin, 8 maja. Niema
zmian ma wschodnin teatrze;
Rosyanie probowali onegdaj bonn
bardowae ze swych torpedowcow
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graniczu Niemieckiej Afryki
WSch., pobily nieprzyjaciela pod
;Szangugu Isange, a posuwajs
Sle naprzod cd jeziora Kiwu.
Berlin, 8 maja. - Niemieckie
zr6dia donosza, IL W Sudanie SEE
rzy sic powstanie negro nlaho-
metahskie przeciwko Anglikom,
ktorzy pred rebelia cofaja sic ku
Nilowi; rewolucyonistami dowo-
dzi Ali Dinar z Darfuru.
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Pieciu zamordowanych,
dwu uprowadzonych.

Ell Paso, Tex. 8 maja. - Ban
dyci mexykahscy dokonali pono-
wnego napadu ma terytoryum a.
merykanskie, W ktorym zgineio
rzech tutejszych zofnierzy, a
mianowicie S. J. Coloc Q Nowe-
60 Yorku, VIM. Cohen Move
go Yorku Rogers z Brianville,
KY, obywatel cywilny Woods
10 letni chsopak Compton Glepn
Springs, Tex, nadto uprowa--
dzili z soba dwu Amerykanow,
Johna Deemers j Louisa Doy z
Deemers, kt6rych wedle wszel-
kiego prawdopodobienstwa "a
mordowali. Bandytami dowodzii
ypuikownik" Cervantes, stron--
mix Will, ktory brai udziai W ma
padzie ma Columbus, N. M.
Rejdu dokonano na polozone
blisko granicy miejscowoscl
Glenn Springs, Boquillas i Dee
mers w nocy piatku ma sobote,
lecz wiadomosc o tenn otrzyma-
no tu dopiero wczoraj popofu--
dniu.
General Funston wyda} ma
tychmiast zarzadzenia celem po-
scigu "a bandytami. Cztery szwa
drony kawaleryi pod pulkowni--
kiem F. w. Sibley majorem G.
T. Langhorne wysiano ma miej-
see wypadku i W razie potrzeby
maja one przekroczyG granice.
Wedle raportu majors Meyers
z 14-go pusku kawaleryi banda
napastnikow skiadaia sic z 75
ludzi i najechaia najpierw Glenn
Springs, gdzie stacyonowany byi
sierzant. Smith z osmiu zoinie--
rzami z tego puiku. Ukryci "a ma
poi rozwalona chats powstrzy-
mywali oni napad Cd 11ej do dru.
giej W nocy, az wreszcie stanefa
ona W piomieniach musieli dla-
tego sic cofnat. Aczkolwiek
wszyscy odniesli rany, ME tylko
ME poddali sic, ale ustepujac,
zdolali zabrac soba zwioki
trzech polegiych towarzyszy.
Wsr6d okrzyk6w Viva Villa"
splondrowali teraz bandyci skleu
General Store" W Glenn Springs
zabijajac 10 letnicgo syna wiasci-
ciela Comptona, poczem ruszyli
ma polozone O kilka mil ma poinoc
Boquillas mad Rio Grandc, gdzie
zrabowali zywnosc i pasze dla
koni, skad ruszyli ma Deemers.
Tu zn6w napadli ma General
store' I uprowadzili dwu wyzej
wspomnianych Amerykan6w, a
nastepnie cofneli sic do Mexyku.
Gale to wydarzenie bylo !.rzed-
niotem wczora]s,ej konferencyi
gcneraiow Scotia | Obregona,
kt6ra miaia ostatecznic zakoh--
czyG ich obrady, wobec jednak
riespodziewanego zajaeia weszia |
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Wiesci z Bafkanll.

Paryz, 8 maja. - Ze zniszczo-
nego mad portem Salonik balonu
niemieckiego uratowaiy okrety
ISprzymierzonych 19tu ludzi. z
teatru tamtejszych dzialah wo--
jennych niema zadnych wiesci
jedynie ma pograniczu grecko-
buigarskiem cd czasu do czasu
powtarzaja sic utarczki stray
pogranicznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-08
Nowe melody W kampa'
nil nurow.
Washington, s maja.

Washington, 8 maja. - w
zwiazku wiadomoscia, ze pre-
zydent Wilson odpowie W drodze
dyplomatycznej ma podniesions
W ostatniej nocie niemieckiej Ia
rzuty, urzednicy niemieccy "a
pewniaja tu, il nury germanskie
zmienia W ten sposob metody
kanpanii podwodnej, re beda O.
perowat parami = jeden piynac
ma powierzchni mora, drugi pod
woda.
Dostrzeglszy ma horyzoncie
statek, lodi ME zanurzona zaza-
da ze znacznej odlegiosci zatrzy-
mania sic, jesli okret usiucha,
dokona rewizyi jego gdyby "a
topienie okazalo sic uzasadnio--
ncm, zabezpieczy przedtem zycie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-08
z W}oskiego Terenu

Rzym, 8 maja. - Ma wfosklm
froncie dziaiania wojenne So
mniej znaczne ostatnimi easy ar
tylerys Z przerwami odzywa sig
ma caiym terenie, wywiady awia-
tyczne ma porzadku dziennym.
w PLAYA okolicy Austryacy zni-
szczyli strzaiami armatnimi szpi-
tai wloskiego Czerwonego Krzy-
"a. Pod Sabotino baterye wlo--
skie uszkodziiy fortyfikacye au-
stryackie.
- Do krola Wiktora Emanue-
la przybyi jako gosc ksiaze Walii
w drodze powrotnej Egiptu,
gdzie rowniez zwiedzai wojska /
obrony Suezu.
Berlin Wieden, 8 maja. -
Wloskie aeroplany bombardowa-
ly wczoraj port miasto Dracz W
Albanii zajete przez Austryakow.
Onegdaj austryackie aeroplany
bombardowaly w Avlona w Al
banii, trzymane przez Wfochow,
uszkadzajac fortyfikacye wio-
skie. lima eskadra awiatyczna All
stryacka urzadziia w tych dniach
reid ma Brindisi, gdzie szereg
budynkow rzadowych wojsko--
wych uszkodzono. Aeroplany te
W drodze powrotnej atakowai j
ostrzeliwai statek wojenny wio-
ski Marco Polo, lecz ME spra-
viii mic - wszystkie maszyny ca
10 wrociiy do swoich baz.
- RAPPORT austryackie podaje,
IL W kilku punktach W dolinach
alpejskich j ma gorach wyparto
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wzieto ogdiem okoio stu jehcow;
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