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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
MEXICO
TO STAND
PAT NOW

WASHINGTON, July L.
That the de fact0 Mexican
government will reiterate
that it cannot permit move.
ments of American troops
now in Mexico in any direc-
ton but toward the border,
and will accompany that
statement by a declaration
that It now is fully prepared
to prevent any further bandit
raids against American terri
tory was the belief expressed
in usually well informed
circles today.
Reply Complete Some Time.
II also was suggested that the reply
to last Sundays ultimatum has been
ready for presentation to the United
States ever since the order was issued
for the release of the Carrizal captives
hut that II is withheld pending the
completion Of certain military move
jnents by the Mexicans.
What action President Wilson will
taken upon a reply of this character
1s known only to himself
His speech OF last night, saying
that he will not countenance any use
OF force until all other alternatives
fall was interpreted as indicating that
II Carranza's reply when received. Is
In any way responsive or conciliatory
IN tone II will be utilized as the
basis for continuation Of the nego-
tiations.
officials asserted today that there
never has been any change In the
presidents plan to put the entire re.
sponsibility for hostilities, ii they must
come, at the door of Carranza and hts
Va 10y Ard they say that because
pf this any counter proposals that
might be suggested by the de facto
government will be very carefully con
sidered
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
RETURN BODIES
OF U. s. TROOPS
KILLED IN FIGHT

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Mexican
Ambassador Arredondo this afternoon
announced that General obreqon, Mex.
lean minister Of war, has issued orders
to General Trevina at Chihuahua City
that the bodies Of the American troop.
ers killed at CarrizaI be returned to
the United States officials at Juarez.
Arredondo said he had not been in
formed how the bodies were to be re.
turned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01

FEES SHOW INCREASE

Increases were reported by both
the county auditor and the county
slerg in the amount Of fees collected
during the past three months.
County Clerk Kelly reported that
during April, May and June $1,16o40
was collected. This is an increase Of
$S6.40 over last year. Jury fees
amounted to only $3.50 during that
period.
County Auditor Bowman collected
$1S3.20 in fees, compared with $751;. 90
last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
GERMANS
REpU|LSEO
BY BRITISH

h LONDON, July l. Scenes of re-
joicing in London marked the receipt
of the news of the great British ad-
showed that the Germans were being
hurled back along long front.
Regardless of the fact that they
had paid their fares, hundreds Of per-
sons left taxicabs and busses to buy
papers giving news of the opening
battles The newsboys were unable
to cope with the demand for papers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
AGENTS GUARD
MEXICAN PEOPLE
IN BIG CITIES

! WASHINGTON, July 1.-Agents Of
the department Of justice are subject
ing the colonies Of Mexicans In New
York City, New Orleans and San An
tonic to close scrutiny to forestaII
any attempts they may make to ar
range for shipments Of munitions to
Mexico, to obtain money for Mexico
or to engage in any other activity
which might prove prejudicial to the
Unitel States. The department agents
are mixing with the Mexicans and
learning what they know about their
plans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
RUSSIA IS STRONG
FOR ''DRY" NATION

PETROGRAD, July Permanent
prohibition for all Russia was very
strong probability today following the
passage by the duma of bill prohib-
iting the sale of drink containing
more than IL per cent alcohol. The
upper house and czar have yet to pass
the measure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
URGE WILSON
TO INTERCEDE
FOR EASEMENT

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Hundreds
Of kilograms today continued to come
to President Wilson and Secretary Of
State Lansing, asking that this gov.
ernment ntereede in an effort to have
great Britain commute the death SEN
tence imposed upon Sir Roger Case
ment, convicted Irish rebel leader.
The kilograms were signed with names
that Indicated that many Of them were
not from Irish or German sympa-
thizers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
SENTENCED TO DEATH

LONDON, July Edward Deva-
lera, professor at Dublin college,
said to be an American citizen, was
courtmartialed and sentenced to death
for participation in the Irish rebellion,
but his sentence was later commuted
to penal seryitude for life. He is now
being held in an English prison.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
RA|LROADERS RAISE
AMERICAN EMbLE N

More nationalities are represented
in the men who are working under
the large American flag which was
raised this afternoon on hunSred
foot pole in the Pennsylvania rail-
road yards than at any other place in
the world. This was the claim of
local railroad men when the flag was
raised at 2 o'clock this afternoon
= The pole is located near the sand
DIVER.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
PRESIDENT RETURNS
FROM new YORK TRIP

WASHINGTON, July president
and Mrs. Wilson returned from their
New York trip shortly before o'clock
this morning. On reaching the white
house the president expressed him
self as highly delighted with the re-
ception he received following his
speech last night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
NAVAL CRUISE OPENS

The local men who enrolled In the
citizens training camp at Fort Ben,
jamin Harrison which was cancelled
owing to complications in the Mexi-
can situation and the lack of officers,
received application blanks today for
enrolment in the naval training
cruise for civilians to be held on
number of U. S. battleships from Aug
ust Is to September r.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
PRAISES LOCAL ROADS

In letter written to Road Superin-
tendent Jones, NJ c. Henley, who
made $50 mile trip to northern
Michigan, writes that there are no
roads in the country equal in any
way to the Wayne county roads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
PLACE ASSESSMENT

Only one corporation was assessed
by the board Of review Friday after
noon, that of the Vajen Helmet COM
pany, which was valued at $500, the
same as last year. The assessment
placed on the property of Julia Engel-
bert of $500 for additional improve
ments was reduced to 5000 when Iirs
Engelbert appeared before the board
Friday. Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
SUSPECT MEMCANS
OF LAYING DYNAMITE
ON RAILROAD BRIDGE

OAKLAND, Cal, July 1.--State and
government operatives were securing
the coast today for three Mexicans
who are believed to have planted
dynamite aboard Southern Pacific
train No. last night, causing an ex-
plosion which injured eight passen-
gers. The explosion blew hole In
the steel roof N
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
EADLER IS RELEASED

Forest Eadler. the young man who
enlisted at the local recruiting office
saying that be was 19 years old and
whose parents claimed that he was
only 16, was released from the Indi
annapolis station yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01

LOCAL oREcAST-Mostly fair to-
night and Sunday except for possibly
local thunder showers. Continued
warm
General Conditions The western
storm remains practically stationary.
A severe thunderstorm occurred yes
terday in Marion county, Indiana.
Warm weather continues over the
Mississippi valley and no Immediate
prospects of any change.
w. E. Moore, Weather Forecaster, 4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
.ENTRAIN FOR BORDER

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The war
department today announced that
companies of the California national
guard, cavalry and field artillery, en-
trained last night for the border.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
SMELLING
PRECEDES
ATTACK

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, via London, July About
attack was launched by the British
army. The front extends over about
twenty miles, north Of the Somme.
The assault was preceded by a ter.
rifle hombardment lasting about an
hour and a half.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
EXPECTED
A 7 7 ACk
5 STAR

Great Britain's long await
ed offensive against the Ger
mans, in France, has been
launched. At the moment
when Russia's mighty army
is continuing its drive in the
eastern theatre and Italy is
pouring its men forward
against the Austrians, Eng
land is opening its terrific
smash.
Prepares for Two Years.
For this attack Great Britain has
been preparing for two years. Every
directed toward gaining success in this
plunge against the German lines. Lord
Kitchener as well as other leaders of
the allies, believed that the outcome
of the war would be decided in the
western theatre.
The first attack Of the British army,
made along a front of twenty miles,
north of the Somme river, appears
to have been completely successful
Frederick Palmer, the noted American
war correspondent. now at British
headquarters in France, states that
the British captured the Germans
FIRST line in their initial attack to-
gether with many prisoners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01

Gen. Hacinto B. Trevino, the Mexi-
can commander who was quoted as
saying that if the Americans wanted
the troopers captured at Carrizal,
they could come and get them" but
who was later commanded by Carran-
"a to release the men.
Gen. Trevino has large force under
him and ii is said that the release of
the Americans has led to threats Of
mutiny in his command.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
GERMANS TAKE
BACK TH|EUMONT

PARIS, July German troops have
recaptured Thieumont wood northeast
of Verdun.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-01
Weather Forecast
UNITED STATES REPORT Proba.
bly, fair tonight and Sunday.
Temperature

NOOu ..........
-Yesterday-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21

ofensywe dyrekcya ma Salonl-
XII, a bezpoSrednio zaatakowa'I
pozycye serbskie, odnoszac ma
Mich lokalne sukcesy, czemu ere
szta raporty serb. przecza. Walk
znaczne toCza sic w okoli@y je-
ziora miasta Dorian, dalcj pod
Florina ma serbskim froncie, cd .ie
podobno Bufgarzy zepchnawszy
wstecz s}abszych liczbowo Ser
bow, wkroczyli na zieinie g'ec J.
- Raporty angielskie donosza'
We isEa angielskie ia salon:ckim
frc rcie odPariy kontrataki b'd-
garskie W okolicy miejscowoSci
Dolozeli (czy Dolczeli), Cidemli
i Bekerelli. Mad rzek9 Struma
walk rowniez przewaznie reko-
nesansowe i podjazdowe sic to-
CA. Lotnicy niemieccy W bul-
garskiei armii bombardowali Kill
kakrotnie punkty strategiczne IL
nil Sprzymierzonych.
Sofia-Berlin, 21-go sierpnia. -
Woiska niemieckie i bulgarskie,
odpierajac ataki Sprzynierzo-
nych, posunefy sic naprzod.b .biorac
punkty takie, jak Banica Bikli-
sta mad jeziorem Presba. w po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
WALK ma BALKANIE.
Ofensywai- -KOntrOfen-
Sywa.
SyWa.

Londyn, 2l-go sierpnia. - O.
fensywa Sprzymierzonych ma
Balkanie jest faktem dokona-
nym: wodz naczelny Sprzymie-
rzonych, francuski general Sar-
rail prowadzi ia ze znaczna
wciaz wzmagajaca sic siia ma
przestrzeni 15O-ciu mil pograni-
CA greckiego WiaSciwa bitwa
wciaz jeszcze sic ME zaczeia -
wszystko, co sic robi narazie. to
sa lokalne ataki i utarczki, kto-
rych celem jest wybadanie sill
pozycyi nieprzyjacieIa, jedno'
ezesnie ma wybadane pozycye
zaraz artylerya skierowuje pc,
ciski: kanonada juz wre ma ca
lei hnii aby sparowac formujacy
sic atak Sprzymierzonych, Buf,
garry rozpoczeli r6wniez kontr-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
z Wfoskiego Teatru.
Wojny.

Rzyn. 21-go sierpnia. - Bi'
twa mad Socza zmalafa bardzo
ma sile i intensywnosci, a to z
powodu ulew gwaitownych, ia
kie tam w tych dniach panowa-
1y; nadto Wlosi znajduja sic tam
obecnie wobe drugiej linii att
stryackich okop6w, umacnianych
i przygotowanych Cd lat dwu
przez Austryak6w i zapewne bar
dzo trudnych do wziecia. Walk
trwaja odosobnione, lokalne,
przewaznie awiatyczne i artyle-
ryjskie. Raporty w}oskie podaja,
Il w ofensywie mad Socza zdo-
byciu Gorycyi, oraz dalszych po
zycyi "a nia - wzieto ogo}em do
niewoli $4,000 Austryakow; W
tymze czasie ma reszcie front,l
pojmai gen. Cadorna $4,000 Au-
stryakow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
WALK W POLSCE.
W Karpatach i mad Sto.
chodem.

Piotrogr6d, 21-go sierpnia. -
Rosyanie zianlali ponownie o.
bronze linie rzeki Stochodu, ma
Wolyniu, zagradzajace droge do
Kowla, zdobyli szereg waznych
pozycyi i Posuneli sic wydatnie
wSrod nieustannych walk. Maj
zawzietsze walki trwaly W okoli
cy wsi Tobole, mad rzeczka tejze
navy, poboczna Prypeci i pod
wsia Czerwiszcze, obie te wsie /
okoliczne pagorki zostaly zdoby-
te, zmieniwszy kilka razy VIA,
scicieli. Pod Tobolem 200 Au-
stryakow poleg}o, a wogole W
walkach tych wzieto zgora 600
jencow, Is mitraliez, kiIka dzia1 i
automobilow. w dyrekcyi Ke-
resmoezoe, w karpatach wojska
rosyjskie powoli postepuja, pre-
chodzac ma wegierska strone i
spychaja wstecz, wsrod walk cia-
glych - Austryakow. Ma Poku-
ciu, mad Biafym Czeremoszem W
oko1icy Doihopola byla walka,
Austryak6w odparte i posunieto
sic w kierunku Foreskul - ku
Wegrom; ma Bukowinie, W okoli-
cy ma p6lnoc cd Kirlibaba All
stryacy atakowali Rosyan - od-
parci ze stratami. Z poinocnego
odcinku linii niema nowin zad-
nych.
Berlin, 21-go sierpnia. - Ra-
porty austryackie i niemieckie
donosza: Rosyanie probowali
przekroczyc rzeke Berezyne, la
p6lnocny wschod cd Dzielatycz,
ma Litwie, lecz wysifki ich wszy-
stkie zostaly re stratami odpar-
te. Ma Wolyniu mad Stochodem
walka byla krwawa W okolicy
wsi Rudka Czerwiszcze: Ro-
syanom udalo sic przedostac ma
zachodni brzeg rzeki, bitwa toczy
sic W dalszym ciagu zacieta:
Niemcy odpieraja ataki rosyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
Wilson "a arbitra-
cya " przysz}o$ci.
.Roczna konwencya kato|ik6w
,BREMEN" N|GDY ME PRzYBEDz|E.
Bill 0 kompenzacyi d|a robotnik6w.
Alicya Mazaryk uwolniona.
6a1nosad mad pieciu rnurzyna1rli.
Alicya Mazaryk uwolnio
mad pieciu rnurzynar,ai.

ME "a soba slime poparcie Welt
przemyslowcow, a zwfaszcza spe.
dytor0w, ktorzy obawiaja sic pod
wyzki cen W taryfie frachtowcj.
lnni znow przemysloWcy wska-'
zuja ia to, re jesli wprowadzi sie
osmiogodzinny dzien piracy ia
kolejach, podobna zmiane trzeba
bedzie zaprowadziG takze W i'll
nych ga}eziach przemyslu bcz OBJ
cinania zarobku robotnik0W, pra-
cujacych obccnie 8 albo 10 go
din.
Sytuacya przedstawia sic "a
tenn w dalszym ciagu zawiklana i
niepewna, ale nimo to optynmzm,
ktory panowa} W zcszlym tygod-
. niu, wcale ME oslabi kaze ro-
kowac nadzieje, zc W przeciagu
kilku dni niebezpieczeiistwo gro
zacego strajku zostanie zazegna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
MA ZACHODNIM TEA.
TREE WOJNY.
Postepy
Sprzymierzonych.
Postepy 'Sprzymierzonych

FoStspy OPrZyHllelLOllyCH
Paryz, 21-go sierpnia. - Woj-
ska francuskie W walkach ME-
ustannych postepuJa powoli, lecz
statecznie wiasciwie boj
straszny trivia bez przerwy, nawet
noe wytchnienia ME dale. Fran
cuzi zdobyli wazne pozycye W le-
sic pomiedzy Maurepas Gull
lemont, caiy 6w las jest W reku
francuskiem, zdobyto tez Wiele
mitraliez i innej broni, straty
Niemcom zadano bardzo ciezkie.
Mad Gala linia Sonme awiatyka
i artylerya pracuja bez chwlll
przerwy. Mad Moza, pod Fleury
- Niemcy kontratakowali miasto
i fort i bombarduia je zaciekle.
wszystkie kontratak1 odparte -
m asto fort zostaty w
calosci W reku Francuzow, a
Niemcy zaslali znowu stoki O.
kopow Fleury masami trupow i
rannych, nadto wzieto i'm troche
iencow. JednoczeSnie zaatakowai
Niemcy fort Thiaumont, row.
niez dawniej juz odebrany przez
Francuzow, tn atak ich ME roz-
winai sic tax SLIME, jak pod Fleu-
ry a wachlarzowy ogien mira
1iez francuskich zdziesiatkowaf
idace do szturmu szeregi, MIN do
walki wrecz przysz}o i odrzucii
je precz, poczem Niemcy juz =
taku ME pr6bowali. w Lotaryn.
gil Niemcy wykonali niespodzia-
(Dokoficzenie u str. 6-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
Tajemnica os}ania
,,Bremen."

Waukegan, ILL.,, 81. sierpnia. -
Przybyf tn wczoraj Waszyng--
tonu Fred Brown Whitney, pre-
zes Wydziaiu dyrektorow The
Lake Torpedo Company" z
Bridgeport, Conn, ktory Z racyi
tcgo stanowiska dobrze jest obcz-
many re sprawami, dotyczacemi
Iodzi podwodnych. Ma zapytanie,
co sic dzieje niemieckim nurem
handlowym Bremen, kt6rcgo
przybycie do Ameryki tax Sum-
ME zapowiadano, odpowiedzia}
pan Whitney,:
wien to wien Gala pew
noscia: Bremen" nigdy ME do
piynie do Stanow Zjednoczonych
pod komenda niemiecka. Wien
CO sic MIA dziejc gdzie jest, ale
rie moge mic wiecej powiedziec."
,,Kto zatem komenderuje nu-
rem?" - zapytano 60.
ME moge dac tenn zadnych
mformacyi" - byfa odpowiedz-
,,chociaz sam je posisdam. Udzie-
lono mi ich jake adwokatowi /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
WALK Ma MORZACH
Nur i diva kra1owniki
ma dnO.

~a16Aecf4rsz SO - 49,
miralicya sngielska ogiasza W
swoich raportach, IL diva leEkle
krazowniki angielskie, patroluJa-
ce ma Morzu Poinocnem i poszu-
kujsce floty niemieckiej - 20
staiy zatopione przez nury ME
mieckie. Flota niemiecka istotnie
wystapila Kanaiu Kilonskiego
ma Morze Polnocne, lecz obaczy-
wszy statki angielskie, natych-
miast cofneia sic poSpiesznie Po-
"a Helgoland, wyspe stanowiaca
baze operacyjna morska Me
mice. Anglicy Scigah i W tym to
poscigu najechali zatopili nuT
niemiecki jeden, drugi najecha-
Ii mozliwie zatopili 60 rowniez :
sami stracili diva statk: lekkie
lrazowniki Nottingham" i ,,Fal-
mouth, ktorego za8oga z Office
rami - ocalona zostala, wy
iatkiem jednego marynarza. Sta
10 sic to W sobote, 1890. Admi-
ralicya przeczy stanowczo donle-
sieniu niemieckiemu zatopieniu
torpedowca, a uszkodzeniu kra-
zownika angielskiego przez
Niemcow.
Berlin, 21-go sierpnia. - Ra-
port niemiecki donosi, IL ma Mo-
rzu P6Inocnem nury niemleckie
W starciu wyzej opisanem zatoPi-
iy jeden krazownik, jeden torPe-
dowiec i uszkodziiy jeden oEret
wojenny, oraz drugi krazownlk
angielski....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21

skie: W jednym z kontratakow
pojmano 367 Rosyan do niewoli
/ W jednym okop6w zdobytych
wzieto i'm szesc mitraliez. Ma
wschod cd Kiesielina rowniez
Rosyan zapedy odparto i kilka
okopow wysunietych i'm zabrano'
w Galicyi glownie ma Podkarpa-
ciu walk sic tocza W .samych
Karpatach, gdzie Rosyanie sztur-
muja zaciecie drogi ma Wegry.
Ma poIudnie cd zabiego Austrya-
cy zdobyli wysoka gore Kreta
pozatem wazniejszych niema
wydarzei ma linii, nj zmian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21
,,katolicki tydziei
" Nowym Yorku.
Nowy York, 81. sierpnia.

NoWy York, q. sierpnia. -
w obccnosci tysiecy delegatow
calych Stanow Zjednoczonych i
Kanady rozpoczaf sig tn wczoraj
,.katolicki tydziei", czyli roczns
konwencya Krajowej Federacyi
Katolickich Stowarzyszeii, pom
tyfikalna Msza sw., cclcbrowana
przez J. E. ks. kardynafa Farley'a
w katedrze Sw. Patryka. Przyby-
Ii takze kardynalowie Gibbons |
O'Connell, delegat apostolski arr
cybiskup Bonzano, czterech in-
nych arcybiskupow i 81 biskupow,
jakotez setki ksiezy katolickich.
w procesyi po Mszy sw. wzielo
udzia} przeszfo $4,000 wiernych.
Przy otwarciu sesyi w Madison
Square Garden wypowiedziai
wspaniaIa move JE;. ks. kardynai
O'Connell Bostonu ma temat:
Nasz Kraj. Podnosil on W niej
wolnosc sunienia WARY, jaka
ciesza sic W tym kraju wszystkie
wyznania i odpiera& zarzuty, ja--
koby katolicy ME oddawali mu
przynaleznoSci swej wiernosci
niepodzielnie i starali sic opano--
wac rad dla swoich celow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-21

blizu jeziora Ostrovo korpus
serbski zostaf odparty wstecz:
wojska bulgarskie zaje}y Flori-
ma i wkraczaja ma ziemie Grecyl'
WIaSciwie Buigarzy dawniej juz,
jeszcze w maju przekroczyli gre
cka granice, zajmujac forty Ru-
pei, Dragotin Spatova, obecnie
posuwaja sic dalej, poza rzeke
Meste daza ma Saloniki Ka-
vala, port grecki ma Morzu Egej-
skiem.
Paryz, 21-go sierpnia. - Ma
kilku punktach pogranicza gre
cko-macedonskiego walka sic to-
czy, coraz zwawsza. Bufgarzy po-
suwaja sic W kierunku Kavala, ma
wschod cd tego miasta portowe-
60 przekroczyll rzeke Mesta, co
prawdopodobnie ma bye przeciw
waznikiem akcyi Sprzymierzo-
nych ma Dorian. Mad Struma ro-
wniez posuneli sic Buigarzy i "a
jeli forty greckie Lissi Starcista'
Wreszcie walka toczy sic ma from
Gle Monastyr-Florina; co do Flo
riny sa wieSci sprzeczne: Buiga-
rzy utrzymuja, IL miasto to zaJe-
Ii, a stojace pod MEM wojska gre
ckie cofnely sic bez walki; Ser
bowie zas utrzymuja, IL Floriny
oni bronili i odebrali ia Bulga-
rom, wszystkie ich ataki odpar-
Ii. Posuwanie sic Bufgarow wgfab
Grecyi spowodowacby musiaic
protest Grecyi, a moze nawet
wciagnefoby ia do wojny.
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ma wiadomoSci lie ludzi ma stat
ku zginelo, lecz zachodzi Ottawa,
il ofiar jest bardzo mnogo, ME-
miecka bowiem prasa sadzi, IL
,,Stampalia" wiozi wojskowy
transport - dokad, komunikat
ME powiada....
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Z T e a t r 9 w
w ojennych.

Niemcy zatopili diva lekkie
.-kreIewniki angfelssiic; patro-
lujace ma Morzu PofnocneNu,
jeden z nurow zosta} zatopiony
przez Anglikow, drugi uszko-
dzony.
Ma Baikanie rozwija sic o.
fensywa Sprzymierzonych po-
stepy czyni pod Dorian, Bu{ga-
rzy w kontrataku uderzaja ma
pozycye serbskie i wkraczaja
do Grecyi. w Albanii powsta-
ME przeciwko Austryakom.
Ma w{oskim walk terenis
W}osi odpieraja kontrataki au-
stryackie: zastoj.
w Polsce walk wznawiaja
sic zaciete mad Stochodem, na
Wofyniu; jednoczesnie Rosya-
ME pchaja sic na Wegry - Au-
stryacy odpieraja.
Ma zachodnim froncie Sprzy-
mierzeni w nieustannym ataku
zdobyli move, slime pozycye
niemieckie na Iinii Maurepas-
Gullemont; pod Verdun wszy-
stkie ataki niemieckie ma Fle~
ry odparte: Francuzi fort cafy
trzymaja.
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Powstanie W Albanii.

Rzyrn, 21-go sierpnia. - WHO
skie doniesienia - via Avlona O.
trzymane, podaja, IL W Albanii
podniesli powstanie zwolennicy
Sprzymierzonych zagrazaja ME
licznym W poinocnej po}aci kra-
ju garnizonom austryackim, sill
ME zagrozonym. Szczegolow ma
razie niema zadnych jeszcze.
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Walki W Azyi.

Uiotrogrod, 21-go sierpnia. -
RAPPORT z Maiej Azyi podaje: w
dyrekcyi Diarbekir wojska rosyj-
skie nader dzielnie walcza z Tur-
kami W niedostepnych gorach
Bingledan; walki tocza sic ma
poludnie Cd jeziora Urumiah i W
okolicy miasteczka Khadwyk,
gdzie Turkow wyparto waz-
nvch przeleczy gorskich.