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The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
LIVE STOCK PRICES AT THE
SOUTH OMAHA STOCK YARDS

Lamb Trade Steady; Ewes Sell High
err Fat Lambs Steady to Stronger.
Market Very Active. Load of Wyo-
minss bring Se.o5, New July Feeder
Top. Broad Demand for Feeders,
But Small Supply.
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Neb., July IL, 1916.-Receipts for
cattle on Tuesdays market were fair,
ITS loads or about $500 head. In sp te
Of the unfavorable reports from other
markets, the demand here for good to
choice cattle, and especially for the
more desirable yearlings and handy
weight steers was strong. Strictly
choice heavy beeves also sold well.
but the offerings would have been
better of longer diet of corn, and
most of the buyers acted rather in
differently towards them. Choice
heavy beeves landed at s10.40, and
choice yearlings at s10.15. Bulk of
the pretty good 1000 to 1,S00-pound
beeves sold around s9.OO99.75.
Nothing new developed in the market
for cows and heifers, the best grass
ers finding a tolerably free outlet at
steady figures.
Good to choice beeves, s9.S5G10.40;
fair to good beeves, s9.25@9.75; COM
mon to fair beeves, SS.254 900; good
to choice yearlings, s9.50G 1918; fair
to good yearlings, sS.50Qs.25; COM
mon to fair yearlings, S7.25QS.5O;
good to choice heifers, s7.25Qs.25;
good to choice heifers, sL25qS25;
good to choice cows, s6.75QT.75; fair
to good cows, s6.00Q6.75; Gamers and
cutters. sS.75@5.75; veal calves.
s9o0ql1.50; bologna bulls. $500
ESQ; beef bulls. $3.50 a 7.25.
Shipping demand for hogs on Tues
days market was broad. and as good
hogs were more plentiful than on
Monday. the market opened up fully
steady. Some of the packers also gave
prices that were steady, too, and in
some instances stronger on early
rounds. approximately half of the Of
ferings being purchased on this basis.
Bulk of the sales were made at
s9.60@970. and a pretty good showing
of the most desirable kinds upwards
from s9.75. and the top reaching S9.95.
The offerings of sheep and lambs
for Tuesday were real moderate. some
IS cars or 400 head.
Best lambs again stopped at S1O.I5
other rangers selling down to $1,000.
What few feeders that We're on offer
Tuesday sold full steady to a little
stronger. several small lots selling at
$500. Old sheep were scarce, anu
prices again ruled strong. Range ewes
that were fair reached s7.S5. with 9TH
ers as high as $40.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs. good to choice, $lO6OD
1875: lambs, fair to good. $915@
1860. lambs, feeders. sS,50@soo;
yearlings. good to choice, S5o@
S.25: yearlings. fair to good, $675D
7h0; wethers. fair to choice. $6.5oD
us: ewes. good to choice, $6750
7.40: ewes. fair to good. s5.'5@6,7b.
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derause the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they viii do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Cniarrh Cure. manufactured by T.. ].
Cheney n Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. and Is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catnrrh Cure he sure you get the genu-
Inc. u is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. .hy T.. ]. Cheney n co. Tes-
timoninls free.
Sold by Druggists. Price zoe per bottle.
Take Haiis Family PMS for constipation-
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
CEDAREDGE
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West Slope)

tNeSt SlCpeJ
A good many are going up onto
Grand mesa for outings. Later it will
be better, Mosquitoes will not bother.
The road over Black mesa from this
side has been completed and there
will be celebration of this event
soon.
Crawford Chronicle boasts that the
roads in that vicinity are the best in
the county, and gives the road man
over there a boost accordingly.
Mr. John A. johnson, nephew of
Mr.. James January, is visiting at the
January home. He is on his return
from the Frisco mining region to his
home in Durango.
J. X. Grant has been quite sick at
his ranch, but is now improving.
The raspberry crop is good this year
and they are being harvested.
Mrs. Lovett spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Townsend of Cedar mesa
Mrs. Ralph Monroe moved to Cedar
edge from Doctors mesa Monday.
Miss Adeline May. of Kansas City
Mo, is a guest at the J. X Grant
home
Mrs ]. X. Grant is entertaining her
brother, Frank Jakesch. of Wichita
Kans.
Newt King came down from Grand
mesa lakes Tuesday, the order of
Judge Black making his services there
unnecessary for the present. He will
attend ditch below.
]. B. Robinson, forest ranger, came
down from the Grand mesa lakes
Sunday. and Tuesday moved his fam
lily up to his rangers cabin for the
summer.
Mr.. Teuscher failed to find employ
ment at Telluride and other points
and returned home the fore part of
the week. He has settled down to the
old grind.
A number Of odd Fellows from here
attended the installation Of officers
at Delta last Friday evening.
Some 100000 eastern brook fry from
the Green Mountain hatchery were
this week placed in Leon lake
Mrs. Ivan Vanaken and little son
left for Pueblo Monday to join her
husband, who is employed there.
Mrs. Gale Patterson. of Cedar mesa,
is entertaining her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, of Kansas.
Miss Clara Williamson, of Orchard
City. and Mrs. Hussey and children.
of the same place. were visitors here
Thursday.
Roy Steele. our Coon. telephone
trouble man. with his father and
brother, left Monday for an alto trip
to Yellowstone Park
Miss Mabel Witt left for her home
in Denver Wednesday,
Berry Houseman made a trip to
Grand mesa lakes Wednesday
Paonian is authority for the state.
ment that the Independent Furniture
company has taken over the under
taking business here.
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21

FOR SALE-l60-acre ranch 2h
miles from Sapinero. Colorado, rail
road. school and postoffice. 22 acres
in cultivation. 140 acres tillable land,
good water right, fine cattle range on
the National forest. Also fine team
young mares. weight 5000; Lew wagon
and harness. A snap at $4,000. cash.
Mrs. Chas. w. Taft. Sapinero. Colo
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
DONT'S-

Don't carry large sums OF none.
round with you Hold-ups are no
Daheard of
Don't hide money arouno tn
aouse. There are a few burglars left
Don't be extravigant. put youi
Il .uey in this bank and add all yo,
IAN spare to It.
Don't fail to take this advice an'
'ou will have an easy and happ
Nd age
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
FOR Motorcycle, fine con-
dition, bargain II taken ut once.

FOR SALE--l25 first class Poland
China pigs. G. IIartig: both phones. II
The Delta independent., 1916-07-21
NEARBY NEWS NOTES.
> 80 >>e> >>>~>>

J. X. Grant. of Cedaredge. is recov-
ering from recent illness.
Mrs. Ralph Monroe has moved to
Cedaredge from Doctors mesa
Frank Jakesch, of Chicago. is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. ]. X. Grant, at
Cedaredge.
Mrs. John Smethurst. of Chicago, is
visiting her relatives. the Smethursts
at Cedaredge.
The Green Mountain Hatchery at
Cedaredge placed 100000 young trout
in Leon lake. last week.
Paonia is making great prepara-
tions for good roads day to be cele-
brated at that point on the 27th inst.
The Cattlemen's celebration is on
in fun blast at Gunnison this week,
ending tomorrow, Many locanl pat
rons are in attendance on the occa-
sion.
II. NJ. Brady, of Paonia, while assist.
ing in wrecking building in Pueblo,
had the misfortune to have one of his
legs broken by falling timbers, last
week. He had started to Kansas to
seek employment, when a situation
in Pueblo was offered him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS PIONEER
DIES THERE AT MIDNIGHT

Nr william S. MeMiekin. father Of
Mrs. ida NJ. Hantchett. died at his home
IN Council Buffs az midnight Sunday 81
complication Of ailments consequent
To his advanced years,
SIR McAiiakm was horn In GLASGOW,
Scotland, over nuety.four years ago and
came 10 America when 10 years old. lie
was educated IN chicago and settled In
business In Aurora when d young man
llatirng from active business life In lass
he came 10 Council Bluffs ana tAtab-
Hahtd Ma home there ia afder 10 he
near bis lWa daughtsFss Mrs Ida N
ttaaahstt ~ Omaha and Mrs. A. "
liant metz ol CouCB hiufff iia eaa "
lhs scotch Philosophical and intellectual
turn ~ mind. deoalY interested 10 history
ana elffsnt lanies aut q great rasder of
local Chicago and feFsiKu nsWspapara
rBm ths Nsfs hftafn tis deaih there
aai uat a atHEie dat lNat Air MHMNaln
baa not read daily pareff
Aside ffam Die tae daaGhtefs. Sire
ia ~ iianaHstt ans Sire a o. iisns
aau Az INWsW s RetFiysd ~ tauf
aanAahN4fen. ama ~ ahaW V Mrs Nah
tH hiletsH Of 0iuAha
Thu flusGaI aIN Re- nsii Trees ne late
aeal8sHa 81 the o. saaad tn NameiI
h0tts ~ mes ea.isn Nval0k t
sill 81 nnafs ana eH5aut haeFts af
iaseIat ffaa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Mothers Day Will
Be Observed Here
on Sunday, May IA

Mothers day will be observed in
Omaha next sunday by members Of the
Womens Christian Temperance union
The program will include carrying flow
ers 10 men and women prisoners at tho
county Jail at I o. m. and tho city Jail
at D. m There will also be a prayer
service Mt the home Of Miss Josephine
fisher, 1908 william street Miss Will
ilams has been q bed-ridden invalid for
twelve years
There will be services too. at the
House Of Hope At 3 p. M and flowers
will be taken to the Old Ladies' home,
Mrs N. J. McKitrtck, the president, II
in favor Of taking flowers TO men IN tho
Kelley institute. and will bring the mat
ter up at meeting Of the union Wednes-
day for approval 1t Is thought the
courtesy proposed Will encourage the
men In their reform.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

-Townssnds Cor sporting Goods
Lighting rixturss--BurE.sa-d randsn.
Diamond Engagement Rings Udh olm
HAVE Moot Print It--Now Beacon PrssA
Andirons, Fire Screens. sunderlandS
To Borrow Money on real estate. see
T. II Dumont & Co, Keeline Bldg.
Police Court Charlottesville clerk OF
the police court AT central police station
reported he collected sl.2n during April.
"Today's Movie Program classified
section today. II appears In The Bee ex'
ciusively. Find out what the various
moving picture thesters offer.
Metealfe to Avocation Club Il. E
Metcalfe will address the Omaha Avoca-
tion club Tuesday noon at the Hotel
Loyal David Cole viii preside,
Claim Committee Meeting--The loss
and damage claim committee of the Bur,
Iington Is holding its monthly meeting at
The local Headquarters. H. y. Foster OF
Chicago, assistant general auditor. pre-
siding
To Speak at Atlantic r. Lines az.
hBlaHt general SECRETARY or the 1ounE
Mems Christian association will go to
Atlantic, Ia. the latter part Of the week
to speak before the mems brotherhood
IN that town.
To Highway Meeting. 4. George,
president Of the Omaha Automobile club
:. y. smyth, assistant secretary. and AZ
many Of the directors as can possibly at
tend Will so TO Lincoln for the meeting
Of the omaha-L Ineoln-D Denver highway
Finish Pouring conorets--The last
concrete has been poured Tor the sixth
floor OF the 16O.room addition 10 the
Castle hotel Work has been IN progress
about Two months. The building will DO
ready for occupancy, II Ia expected. about
August l.
A Reward OF Twenty five DOLLARS
&25J for recovery and Twenty-Five Dol
lars G25) for the nrrest and conviction Of
parties who stole Ford touring car In
front ~ Empress theater on the night of
April a. Motor No 7of73. Loye-Haskell
Company,
Use Textile" Shingles, sunderiands.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Wakeley Thinks
Route to Wyoming
Will Be Popular

General Passenger Agent Wakeiey ~
the Burlington Is IN from a trip over tho
Nebraska ana Wyoming lines Of the road,
having accompanied Passenger Traffic
Manager Eustls on the tour Of inspection,
Mr. Wakeley found business In satlafac-
tory condition and IL predicting heavy
western passenger business during the
coming summer.
Tho Burlington officials went over tho
North Platte line, across the Wendoyer
cutoff and through to Casper. The new
through passenger service that the Bur
lington Is 10 inaugurate next month be-
tween Omaha and Casper Mr.. Wakeley ID
or tho opinion Will prove popular from
the start II viii materially cut down
the time between Omaha and central
Wyoming
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
La Rue Shop Will
Hold White Opening

The La Rue Hat shop, 2o2 Rose build
ing. win hold It's first annual white open
ing Wednesday
Tile white opening will be made an am
nual event by the Riley Sisters, who are
conducting this newest Of omaha's ex-
elusive millinery shops. II will include
a pretcntloua display Of white hats which
arc particularly adaptable to the summer
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Mrs. S, K Spalding
Starts Endowment
Fund for Omaha Uni

Mrs. s. X. spalding widow Of the late
Or. spalding, has established a scholar
ship in the University Of Omaha to the
amount Of 1880, the interest Of which
is to be applied annually toward paying
he tuition Of some worthy student. Mrs.
spalding establishes this In memory Of
her husband who was one OF the de-
,eetors Of the university and deeply In
crested In its promotion.
This constitutes the first amount
given for the endowment Of the uniyer-
hty." said Dr. d. u. Jenkins, president
pf the university, land Mrs. spalding OK
presses the hope that others will follow
The example set. The scholarship will be
assigned by the faculty, subject to the
approval of MRS. Spalding."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Jewish Charities
Conference Meets

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May s-rhe ma
tional conference Of Jewish charities
opened here last night with about 900
delegates from al over the country in
attendance The speakers we're Governor
samuel NJ RalHton Father FfanclAco
Z Gewsk president Of the National
Conference Of Charities and Rabbi Nor
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Police Seek Girl
Who Left Home to
Become Actress

Tho police are searching for Ida May
Russell. II years old. who lived with her
mother AZ 1913 North Thirty-thlrd street.
The girl left homo Saturday and told
friends she intended to 20 on tho stage
or become Il photoplay actress. She was
last seen Saturday afternoon IN down
town store, when she borrowed dollar
from an acquaintance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Auctioneers to Meet
Here During June

One Of the largest events ever carried
out by the international Auotioneers
association will be the convention IN
Omaha at Hotel Castle juno p and 2o
More than 40 persons are expected from
all parts Of this and other countries
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
URE'S CLAIM FOR CARRYING
BONDS is ALLOWED

Treasurer Tire was allowed HIS claim
Of s2l6 against the city for expenses in
CURED in delivering $4,000 city bonds at
New York. city Commissioner Butler
was alone in opposing the amount Of the
bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

tls ~. Freuerlch and Miss Minnie n.
Low, president OF the Jewish Conference,
Governor Ralston praised the Jewish
race for the ideals g has given the
world Rev SIR GaNisR asserted that
the Jews have solved the method OF
charitable work
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

friends aud ask them 10 write ms giving
their opinion az 70 the loss 10 The bust
ness men hi YOUR community should Il
be found expedient 20 move the division
headquarters
The result has been that meetings have
been held Of real estate dealers IN NUM-
her Of places who complain that q re-.
location Of the smaller terminal head
quarters would bring about tremendous
loss TO the busienss firms located al those
points. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

A young man tho present German
emperor is said 10 have borne most
striking facial resemblance TO his English
Uncle. the Duke o. taHnaught, present
governor general of the Dominion Of
Canada,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
AUTOS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
TO BE PARKED IN STREETS

Chief Dunn Of the police department
win arrange for designation Of South
Side streets for parking Of automobiles.
under the plan which has been adopted
for Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
INCREASE WOULD
HURT TERMINALS
Railroads Contend Wage Demands
May Affect Conditions in the
Smaller Places.
REAL ESTATE MEN ARE oUERIED


One Of the probable results Of the de-
mands being made at present by the
railroad enginemen and uainmeu Tor a
q per ent Increase IN wages may be a
reimbursement and relocation Of the
smaller terminal and division headqunr.
tiers OF the railroads In the middle west.
arn territory In order 90 get an idea o.
what effect thia readiurtmeni would have
upon business conditions In the smaller
places communication has been sent by
the Association of Western Railway 10
the real estate dealers al those points
The communication IL as follows
Should the railroads grant the eight.
hour basic working day now being de.
manded by the conductors. engineers Dire
men and trainmcu Il might become nee.
easary M matter Of economy 10 re-.
locate many Of the district terminals
throughout this territory
This would mean The rearraneement Of
roundhousea, storehouaeH repair shops,
etc. and, Of course, would mean removal
of the railroad workers now living At
many Of the present district points 70
the newly established district points
Many railroad finanelors feel that "a
you'd be more economical 10 pay the
interest on the funds required for this
roarrangement than 70 pay the ums.and.
a-half overtime required in the demands
Of the men.
Ten-lIoDr Basic DRb,
AS you know, the present district ter-
Hinais have boon built on The ien-hour
basic day. The eght-honr basic day. with
tlmo-and-a-half for overtime VIII requlre
til0,0OO,Ooo q year IN extra wages.
We would be pleased 70 have your
opinion concerning line effect 90 business
IN your community should the district
terminal be moved
This IL a matter for the public very
largely, for the reason that IN addition
to the question of reerrangement On dis
triet points II will require increased
fright and passenger rates 10 the amount
Of 81 year for every family in your
community and IN the whole country In
order TO raise this tl0000000. ,.
Talk this over with your business
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Omaha Gas Company
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Omaha Gas Company extends
cordial mutation to its lady patrons to
uisit the salesroom at the South Side Office,
1919 South 24th ST., Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, MAY Sh, 9th and 10Th, al
which time there t0iR be demonstration
of the Eclipse Gas Range,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

b influence our national poholes az home and
nbruad voters Wha cH mteligeutly support
ii condemn thp tand 81 thcir Officials ACCORD
Ing 10 .ts true merits And here .s news
magazine helping 90 doveup aiitn body edu
eHted u all uu .lu' IafHgn and domestic 40
fairs rllE LITERARY DIGEST afford. real
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

education IL reports events and conditions lust
ns they are, aud inst p they are viewed hy ALL
different parties II leBtes no room for uneur.
uintt, pmudcc or muiutomalion The ri
sest given all sldes 81 everN question IA that
ihe rilIFe who ruds " mas boz uIy informed
aud able Ca ptss sane unprecedented Judgment.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08
RUSAI Palma $4,000
TEUTONU.

Petrogradas, rugsejo 4 d. Nuc
perelto nedeldienio rusai po va
dovyste gen. Brusilovo paeml
3S5 aficierus If Io,o2o kareivir
nelaisven. Tame skaitliuje bu.
vo 1900 vokieciu, o kiti-aus.
trai; 12 kanuoliu, 70 kulkasvai.
dziai if 7 mortiros tafpgi tekc
rusams.
Apart to Galicijoj, ties Brze-
zany, rusai dar paeme 2,721 be.
laisvl If 6 kanuoles. Ga rusa;
perlauze teutonp frontq ties upe
Teniovka, kuri ipuola i Zlota
Lipa.
Karpatu kalnuose, sulyg of.
cialio pranesimo, rusai uzeme vi.
So eile augstumu If nesulaiIo.
mai verziasi pirmyn.
Apielinkese Vladimir Volynski
If siaurinej Galicijoj nepaprastai
smarkus musis siauGciia; atakuoja
.rusai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08

Prizes kelias dienas Atenu uos
te netiketai pasirode per 20 ang
lo-francuziSku kariSku laivu, c
vakar atvyko dar I6 laivu ST ka
riumene If transportais.
Tuom paeiu sykiu anglu il
trancuzu pasiuntiniai Atenuose
padave Grekijai sekancius reika
lavimus: y kad visos greku kra.
SOS If telegrafai butp tuojaus pa
vesta talkininku kontrolei, ne
vokiski snipai naudojasi jais i
pranesa slaptas >zinias Vokieti
jai; y kad visi vokiski snioa
tuojaus butu is Grekijos iSva-
ryti.
Netrukus po to Grekijos val
dzia sutiko If talkininkai tuoiaus
suarestavo baronq Won Schenk
vokiskq Snipu If politiskp agen-
tu perdetini if nusiveze j ant
laivo.
Buvo CANDY, kad Grekijos ka-
ralius Konstantinas, buk pabe-
ges pas vokiecius i Serbia, We
liaus atejo kitas gandas, buk iis
atsisakes nuo sosto If uzleido
vieta savo sunui Jurgiui, bet 81
tie gandai nepasitikrino.
Tikrai zinoma tiktai tas. kad
karalius, matydamas talkininku
spaudlma, pavede visa valdzia
premierui Zaimiui If kad Greki-
ia netrukus lures stoti karen
talkininku pusej.
Ia patvirtina If Berlino lalk-
rascal. kurie mano, jog jau da-
bar galima rengtis prize to, kad
t a ri a n d a (vokieeiu tevy-
ne) netrukus susilauks dar vieno
prieso--Grekijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08
OAR 5000 VOKIECIU
PAIMTA.

Paryzius, rugsejo 4 d. Fran
cuzai su anglais uzdave didel
smugi vokieciams prie upes Som
me. MuSis, kuris prasidejo pc.
reit2 nedeldieni ant fronto apie
g verstus ilgo, iSsipletojo j abu
du galu Xxi As verstu ilgio
Lake paskutiniu "a valandu da,
5000 vokieciu pakliuvo nelais-
ven: francuzai uzeme vokiecir
transejas ant IL verstu frontc
sykiu su kaimu Chilly. Prize
Verduno francuzai paeme 500
vokieciu nelaisven.
ldomu, kad ties upe Somile
buvo sumuSta vokiSka gvardiia
-geriausi kaizerio pulkai. Su-
lyg laikraScio Ec-o de P a.
ris, gen. Won Hindenburg, nau-
jas vokieciu stabo perdetifIlis, sa.
vo akimis mate siu pulkr sumu-
sima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08

ar~sStxnt is visu pusiu, tur5jc
pas'uAukti salin. Viena Zeppe-
lima pataike kanuoline kulka il
jis nukrito ant zemes netoli Lon
dono priemiescio Enfield. Visa
sito Zer1elino igula zuvo: ant
zemes raata tik pasiau apdegu-
slus vokieciu laNlpus. IS mil
zinisko Zepelinn mdo vien tik
kruva sulankstNV ,ielu, pusiau
sutirpusio metaio u dalis sude-
gusio medzio. TsySNiinuose ik
siol paprastai ,aWNaRvo alu
min Ii m a; vartojiiDas medzio
sitam Zeppeline pais 10, kad vo-
kieciams, matyt, tluksta a m i.
numo.
Kick Xxi siol suzinota, Zeppe,
linai, nors numete daug bombu,
vienok dideliu nuostoliu nepada-
re. Daugelyj vietu. sukele gals
rus, yra taipgi suleistp If uz-
mustg. Nors tikras skaitlius ju
dar nera zinomas, vienok Off
cialis praneSimas paskelbe, kad
"nuostoliai, sulyginamai su Zep-
pelinp skaitlium, yra nedideli.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08
GREK1JA NETRUKUs
KARIAUS.

Atenai, rugsejo 4 d. Grekijoj
gall sakyt, viskas kojomis aug
styn virsta. Siaurinej Grekijo;
daiyj kilo revoliucija, mes zmo-
mes nenori pasiduoti bulgarams
kurie isiverze Grekijon If uzemi
miesta If uosta Kavala, O Greki
jos valdzia buvo paliepusi grekl
kariumenei prizes bulgarus pasi
traukti.
Talkininkai, matydami, kac
Grekijos karalius Wis dar pri
tarla vokieciams, nors zmone:
yra visai priesingos nuomones
nutare dideliu ceremoniju su ka
rallum nedaryt
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08
RUMANAI SUMUSA
AUSTRUS.

Londonas, rugsejo 4 d. Ru-
manp armija, po dvieju dienp
smarkaus music, skaudziai Sill
muse austrus ties Orsova, ant
Dunojaus upes pakraScip. Aus
trai betvarkej pasitrauke atgal
Toliaus ! siaurius, isiverzusi
Transylvanijon rumanu armija
eina pirmyn, visur stumdama
austro-vokiecius atgal. Kaimas
po kaimo, miestelis po miestelio
pakliuva rumanu rankas. Her
mannstadt, senobine Transylvani-
jos sostine jau tapo rumanu uz-
imta. Sisai miestas turf $4,000
gyven.oju ir yra vienas is svar-
hiausiu gelezinkeliu GENTRY.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-08
TAIKININKAI Palma
5000 VOKIEcIU.

Paryzius, rugsejo 4 d. Anglia
If francuzai igijo zylnq laimeji-
ma prize upes Somme, kur jie
nuverte vokiecius atgal ant from
to apie 9 verstus, ilgo, uzeme
kaimus Forest If Clery, Guile
mont II dali kaimo Ginchy; prie
to uzgriebta apie 5000 voliie-
civ belaisven; talkininkams taip-
81 teko IL kanuoliq If 50 kulka-
svaidziq. Galina tiketis, kad
svarbus miestelis Combles netru-
kus taipgi lures pereiti j talki-
ninku rankas, mes vokieciai jane
jau beveik pusiau yra apsupti.