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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
Greater Solidarity Achieved
for the Progress of the New
World
HAS BEEN MOST
NOTABLE GATHERING
Spirit of Unity Between Amer
lean Nations Such as Never
Before Conceived of Was
Apparent

Washington. Jan. S.-The second
Pan-American Scientific Congress
closed today with a declaration 10y its
president. Ambassador Suarez, OF
Chile, that the nations az the Ameri-
cas- were united in the noble desire
seeking political unity of the contIn-
ent that the nations which compose IL
may thus lend one another mutual
support and afford themselves better
protection against foreign danger
In his closing address Ambassador
Suarez said;
We have reached the end or our
tourney We have sutre ssfully car
ried out the work that could be eX-
pected over the deliberations or the
congress there has prevailed the welt
conceived purposes Of tracing COM
mon courses toward common ends.
Thereby greater solidarity has been
secured for the progress of The new
world.
THE spirit OF the ASSEMBLY has Gid
ed spontaneously and smoothly TO-
wards the poltica' inter:aticna, SIDE
OF our common relations with the COLI
tinent, and although We have perhaps
uuintentionaHv entered into that
ground even a little farther than 1t
became a convention of scientific pnr-
poses We have thus taken a further
step in the direction of consolidating
the work of harmony and mutual un-
Outstanding of cordial cooperation
and mutual respect. in which the
young nations of the continent should
thrive and grow strong.
1T is certainly not the business OF
delegates TO this congress to deter
mine what shall be the courses fol-
lowed by the foreign offices of our
countries But we who have braafhed
this atmosphere of American frater-
nifty can at least let them know that
in this congress, from the President
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
Virginia Delegation Taken by
Surprise by Gov. Stuart $
Advocacy of Congressman
DAVIS OR TAFT SAID
TO BE WILSON'S CHOICE
Mr.. Montague Confined to
House by Illness Since Tues
day. Efforts on His Behalf
for Judgeship Spontaneous

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
Washington. ID. c., Jan. s.--The
fact that Congressman Andrew Jack
son Montague, former Governor Of
Virginia, is being pat forward by Gov
ernor Henry c. Stuart ana some of his
other friends in Virginia as candi
date for the United states Supreme
Court 10 succeed the late Justice
Lamar. was a complete surprise today
TO every member of he Virginia con-
gressional delegation and other Vir-
giuians i'm waahington with the single
exception of Congressman Carter
Glass.
Neither Senators Martin and Swan
son or any other me MIXERS OF the dele
CATION has so far beer asked to sup
port Montague. Several congressman
when approached by your correspoH-
dent today. said they had seen some
brief reference TO Governor Monta-
gue's name In the newspapers. out
they regarded 1t mere as a compH-
mentarr mention than q serious can
didacy.
No Date Fixed 60 Receive Delegation.
At the White House tonight il was
said that no date has been fixed for
receiving Governor Stuart and his
party as the date suggested by the
Governor did net fit In with the PresI-
gent other appointments This may
be arrange Monday. however al
though the members Of the Virginia
delegation generally known as the
Iorga nization were surprised today that
their support has not been asked for
Montague, 1t liz quite likely they would
endorse him n asked to do so. should
-sh ~nnH{1zfa IN claim
their support Congressman Jones.
who is generally classed in the Glass
Jones' Montague group. also admitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
FRENCH AND GERMANS
SHE'LL. AT CLOSE QUARTERS

Paris. Jan. S.--The Germans made
an attempt TO break through tna5
French lines between the Rehfelsen
ana the Hirzstein at the HartHantt-
swellerkopf. in Alsace, last niKhf
They were repuIsed except AT nnNy
point, they gained a foothold I'M n
small section of the French trenchegss
but were driven out Of this position
this morning.
The cnmmunique issued toniHhx
says:
.'bur artillery bombarded effecfivess
" The enemy work at various points
Of he front.
II the south of Arras an arTnoned
cupoia was DESTROYED.
''To the north OF the Aisne we dame
aged the German trenches ne4r
Rerry-au~ Bac, and at Hill los. I'm this
latter region our FIRE caused tMns
heavy explosions. & sS
."rp the east OF st. Mihiel we 4e~s
naolished two blockhonses.
AT the Observation-Disclosures
the coure of last night the enoM4y4
afta~ violent hombardment Al&11tX
ed an attack against our posfttea1
tween the Rehfeiseu and the
stein. The enemy was able to -
only I'm small element ct efe13
from which he was driven ont y
morning by a counter-attaek
prisoners and ! mitrailieuae rels
In our HANDS, \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
MISS ADA REHAN,
FAMOUS ACTRESS, DEAD

New York. Jan. S,---Miss Ada Re-
han, the famous actress. died tits al
ternoou in Roosevelt Hospital follow
ing an operation Miss Rehan mad
been taken to the hospital on TUESDAY
and prepared for an operation, which
was performed on Wednesday. The
actress appeared TO be recovering at
ter the operation, and chattei with
the surgeons last night. She suffered
a relapse today. and died at / O'Clock
this afternoon, Her sisters, Mrs. BY
ron and Mrs. Russell, were with her
at the end Miss Rehan was born ~
ireland April -, 1850, coming here in
childhood. Her first appearance. at
the age Of four yeats. vas in Newark
Augustin DAILY engaged her for lead
ing roles from 1879 DISCS. She APP
peared IN many Shakespearean roles.
Her home was at No. g. West Nine
.ty-ihird street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
CONCESSIONS
ARE MADE BY GERMANY
Yields To American View That Open
Boats On High Seas Not place
Of Safety
DRAWING NEAR TO
LUSITANIA SETTLEMENT
United States Declines Firmly To Set
tie ON Monetary Basis and VIII
Demand Disavosvai of Great Crime
Against Humanity.

Washington, Jan. S--Germany mas
made another substantial concession TO
the United states on the submarine is
sue Following her assurances yester-
dag that she would adhere strietls 70
rhe principles OF international law in
her submarine operations in the Medi-
terranean, the Berlin government has
now met another objection raised ny
the United States. Germany's new
concession consists In assurances that
she will not turn the crew and pas
Eeagers of American vessels tina: are
to be torpedoed for carrying absolute
contra hand. adrift In small boats on
the high seas, Germany agrees win
tho contention of the United States
that such treatment OF passengers and
crew does NOT satisfy the demand Of
international law that they shall he
placed in safety.
While Germany's new pledge sp-
plies only to American vessels, the
query OF this government having COW
cred only such ships. the principle in
volved will. ii is believed, have much
wider application. including enemy
liners Germany already has pledged
herself not to sink liners In the war
zone without warning, and WITHOUT
safeguarding the lives eff passengers
aud crew. Having defined In the case
OF American vessels what she REGARDS
as IA Regarding lives" IL is argued.
he difficult for her TO apply different
set of principles in the case OF enemy
ships.
May Apply Generally.
Some officials however. profess 70
fear that Germany may seek to make
distinction on the ground that her
s,.bmarine warfare In the so-calied
war zone Ia an act of repr!sal. but II
is pointed out that the Berlin govern
ment. while still adhering 10 this
claim, has not as a matter OF practice.
sought to sink passenger liners since
having given her assurances to this
government.
The publication OF the German note
In the Frye case and the continuation
of efforts to reach a basis of settlement
in the Lusitania case. We're the most
important developments In the sub
/ marine situation.
II was learned today that the United
States will not accept any settlement
I ~ the I.usitania incident on mere
money basis Germany has offered TO
nav an indemnify for the lives and
/ nropertv lost, but the United states
viii continue to insist on disavowal
| ~ the act. or at least an acknowledge
~ n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
NNCON LIETBOAT is
FOUND RIDDLED BY SHOT

Rome. Jan S.---an italian saiifng,
ship arrived at Anzto this AFTERNOONS
towing one OF the Ancona's lifehoats.
viii III she picked up off Ga@ta oR De-
cember f. The 'ifeboat was riddied
hv bullets and damaged by she'll fire
and contained female garments, Which
had been used in stopping the leaks
There were hairpins and stockings aud
torn Italian bank notes. There alsn
were splinters Of shells, whici, evil
IDENTITY had caused the copsizing Of
the Iifeboat when loaded with SUR
viyors-mostiy women-ras the gar
ments used in stopping the holes
caused by the shell and bullet holes,
showed Il was attacked by the Suhna
rina, which sank the Ancona or some
other underwater craft. The iifeboat7
Is row being examined by naval cx-
perts with the object of ascertaining
whether. the splinters are of shells ~
German or of Austrian manufacture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
OPTIMISTIC NEWS AS
TO kAfSER'S CONDITION

Rome. Jan. s.--Optimistic news re-
sarding the kaiser's health reached
the Vatican from Switzerland today.
These reports said that the emperor
was stu feverish and was kept in-
doors as precautionary measure. bur
WAS attending 80 business nf StatH.
esperiaIly in connections WITH the
preaarations for a war council TO be
held in Berlin AT the end of the
month, Fly that time 1t il expected:
that the Kaiser will have completely
recovered The danger of eompiica-
tions, the nature OF which are not
diXulged, Is not yet excluded how
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHT
TURNS FRE.NCHMAX

Paris. Ian. s.-Algernou Baysstn.
an American playwright. will enlist in
the Foreign Legion in order to enter
the French aviation service. Later
he will become a naturaliZed f'rench-
man so that he may join French
air squadron
MIR. Boyssen has been flying for two
wears at Buc and Hendon. He told
your. correspondent that he expected
to pass the rest OF his life In France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
Great resources East of sinai.

Rcrliu, via Amsterdam, Jan. 8
Professor Otto Won Graeve. VINO was
scrt to Jerusalem to search for avail
able supplies of drinkabie water or
the road to Suez. has reported the dis
covcry of great resources east OF
Mount Sinai. The whole surrounding
territory. now a desert he states.
could be fortified If German and
Austrian engineers were hurried on
with adequate machinery: and the
Turkish armies insured against the ter
rihle fear OF thirst in the projected
attack upon Egypt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
TURKS USE PRINTING
PRESS TO MAKE MONEY

Rome. Jan. s.---A dispatch from
Constantinopie says that the Turkish
Parliament has authorized the issue
OF $40. 600. 600 In paper money This
Is intended to replace metal currency,
which the dispatch says, has been
secretly sent TO Germany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09

Washington. Jan. S-President VIII
son wrote, Ia Senator Williams of Mis-
sissippi yesterday thanking him for
his address in the Senate. support
tnr Mr. Wilson'S foreign policy and
preparedness. In the address Senator
Williams said the United States must
be ready to defend itself from "bully-
ing" following the European war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09

To celebrate the formal opening o.
the new building of the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange the members OF
that organization will oe rendered a
banquet TUESDAY night in the rooms Of
the Business Mems Grub, II is said
that several addresses will he made
NV 1rominent citizens.
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Hare yOu something tfs
seus The yErainEau's Wsns
Ad Coinsmras win sasl y
ready buyer. CaH Mad.
1888.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
Gfod W Niemczech.

1ondyn, Is maja. - Donosza
Z Szwajcaryi, il zolnierze ME.
mieccy ma szwajcarsko alza--
ckiem pograniczu uchodza W
mundurach do Szwajcaryi - Z
gfodu! Ludzie CT zebrza ii stra-
znikow szwajcarSkich - chleba
powiadaja, IL Cd miesiecy ME
kosztowali miesa, a zyja tylko ska
po wydzielanemi racyami. Pie
ciu takich zolnierzy zbicglych i'll
ternowano w Bernie. Pisma
stwierdzaja, IL W prowincyach
nadrehskich glodowa kleSka przy
biera rozmiary ME do wytrzyma-
MIA; istniejc projekt zabronienia
gotowania po domach, a ludnosc
cywilna zywioby sic miala W rza-
dowych kuchniach, gdzieby raz
ma dziei podawano mieso pod
kontrola, a zreszta tylko jarzyny.
Kuchnie publiczne prywatne
przewaznie tsz utrzymac sic ME
mOga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
'Papiiez prezydent
a spraWa pokQju.
Major Langhorne bile bandyt0w'
.Manifestacye "a .pogotowiem.
Pracodawcy organizuja sic.
BIZ 0 regu|aCyi rzek przetorsowany.
Senat uchwa1i} bill wojskowy.
Odtrutka ma sublimat - Gubernator Dunno wycofuje
sic? - Cervajal prezydentem Haiti. - Ofiaruja
skore ma ratunek chopca
BIZ 0 regu|acyi rzek przeforsowany,
Senat uchwa1i1 bill wojskowy.

nose 2 kazdym dniem srozej cd.
czuwa brak zywnosci.
I dobrzc poinformowanych
zrode} zapewniajq tn, re ably dac
doWod bezStrOnnOSci sWei w
traktowaniu sprawy mctod pro-
wadzenia rampant pododnej, pre-
zydent Wilson zarzadzi scisie do
chodzenia W sprawie zatopienia
austryackiego parowca ,,Dubro-
wink" przez nur Aliantow i gdy-
by sic okazalo, re na pok}adzie te-
go statku znajdowat sic jedcn
chotby tylko 'Amerykanin. wy
stapi przeciwko winnemu pai-.
stwu Z ia sama enersia, jaka O.
kazaf w postepowaniu Nicmca-
mi, - co niewatpliwic W Bcrli-
ME zrobiloby jak najlepsze wra-
zenie i powiekszyloby szanse pa
ne Wilsona skuteczncgo wystq--
pienia w odpowiednim czasie W
roll poSrednika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
Walk W Polsce.
Piotrogrod, Is maja.

HlOlIOSlOu, 10 hloJo'
ieziorem Obole odparto sllny a.
tax niemiecki - donosi rapport TO
syjski; podobniez ataki wzdiuz
linii kolejowej Mitawa kreuz-
berg zostaly odparte zwyciesko
mad jeziorem Swentonskiem Ro-
svanie kontratakowali NiemcoW
i odparli ich ma znacznej prze--
strzeni, poczem wdarli sic alta
kiem ma bagnety na pozycye ME
mieckie. Pod Nowosioikami pred
dwoma dniami Rosyanie mine
explodowali i zajeli jej lei (kra-
ter) oraz okolice najblizsza, u
trwalajac ia przeciw kontrata--
kom niemieckim; w walkach W
tym punkcie nieprzyjaciel zna--
czne poniosi straty. Dalej ma po-
ludnie by1y walk w centrum pod
Olyka, oraz pod Jezierna ma
skrzydle pofudniowem; ma Buko-
winie pod Bojana Austryacy a
takowali pozycye rosyjskie, lecz
zostali odparci, znaczne pono-
SZac Straty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Londyn. 1S majar - Jak "a
powiedziano droga prasowych ko
munikat6w sprawa lorda Case
menta zostala przekazana wyzsze
mu sadowi: Wraz ta sprawa
przekazano rowniez Baileya
wspoloskarzonego sadom wyz--
Sym. Zeznania i akta znalezio--
ne II Casementa i Baileya stwier.
dzaja zbrodnie zdrady ponad wat
pliwoSc i fakt ten, re plany re-
wolucyi powzieto W Niemczech i
pod kierownictwem niemieckich
czynnikow.
z Dublina donosza, il pre-
mier Asquith bawi wciaz W Irlan-
dyi zwiedza miasta, w ktorych
byiy wybuchy rewolucyjne, ba--
dajac stosunki: zapowiadaja il
ia podroz premiera sprowadzi
znaczne reformy administracyj-
ne i metody pojednawcze; row.
niez spodzfewanym jest kompro-
mis- partyi irlandzkich-Ulsterzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18

ME 2 obu stron konsoliduja sic,
razporaz ciezka artylerya wzaje-
mnie ostrzcliwuje ! pozycye.
Wzdluz Vardaru i. pod Dolran
byiy walki wrecz: Franc1lzi mad
jeziorem Doiran zajeli mieJsco--
woSc Devetepe, inne kolumny
francuskie posuwaja sic ku Mo-
nastyrowi Poroj. Straze greckie
pograniczne ujely kilka razy Bul-
garow W mundury niemieckie
poprzebieranych.
Berlin, 1S maja. - RAPPORT Z
mad Vardaru donosi goloslownie
o odparciu wycieczki jakicjS fran
cuskiej; szczegolow zadnych mic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
z WkOSKIEGO TE-
ATRU W0JNY.
Ma zACHODz|E EUR0PY.
Ma MOrzaCh iW PrzeStWOrZaCh.
BitWa Morska.
Walki w POlSCe.
z BAlKANU.
Z Azyatyckiego Teatru.
INNE TELEGRAMY. :.
z BA2KANU.
Sprawy Irlandyi.

lerya pracuJe obustronnle wlel-
ka intensywnoscia; atakow wrecz
ME byio. Pod Rezonville lotnik
francuski zrzucn aeroplan ME
miecki, inny zestrzelono pod Ban
de Sapt. Eskadra awiatyczna fran
cuska bombardowala znow oko-
lice Metzu divorce kolejowe bli-
skie twierdzy, 25 pociskow rzu-
como ma wazny wezei kolejowy w
Sablons. w okolicy Verdun bylo
" ciagu DOLBY 80 potyczek awia-
tycznych - try aeroplany ME
mieckie zrzucono i zniszczono.
- Komunikaty prasowe dono-
sza, il W korpusie awiatycznym
francuskim utworzono z lotni--
kow angazowanych, amerykan--
skich dywizye francusko anne.
rykanska, kt6ra wczoraj brala u
dziaI w rejdach potyczkach /:
kilka maszyn zostalo uszkodzo--
nych, lecz powrocily wszystkie z
trudnego i niebezpiecznego reko-
nesansu. Try dalsze dywizye ta-
kie maja bye wnet zorganizowa-
ne.
Londyn, 1s maja. - Komuni-
katy prasowe obliczaja, IL W wal
kach verdunskich pablo juz co
najmniej 100000 Niemc6w: spo-
dziewaG sic nalezy, IL nastapi te-
raz odpIyw niemieckich sii i ofen-
sywy - na wschodni teatr, gdzie
sic skupiaja wojska r;emieckie do
XII ma Ryge. Wczoraj wycie-
czki angielskie wdariy sic do o.
kopow niemieckich pod Rolin-
court, zadajac znaczne szkody w
minowych urzadzeniach. q poty-
GEEK byio w ciagu minionej doNy
ma froncie skrzydla anglo bel
gijskiego: pod Lille Vitry unit
szono do ladowania aeroplany ME
mieckie. DIVA aeroplany angiel--
skie ME powrocily z tych rel
dow.
Berlin, '1s maja. - RAPPORT do
nosi o artyleryjskich dzia}aniach
mad Moza potyczkach ma}o zna-
cznych ma reszcie frontu. Awia-
| tyczne dziaiania ma calym from
Gle mocno ozywione: Niemcy ze-
| strzelili francuski aeroplan pod
Douai angielski pod Furnes -
lotnicy angielscy dostali sic dc
niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
Walk ma Morzu.

Londyn, IS maja. - RAPPORT
admiralicyi donosi,j IL mad bel
gijskim brzegiem miaSa miejsce
W tych dniach potyczka morska,
stoczona przez monitory i torpe-
dowce angielskie i niemieckie
statki niemieckie cofne}y sic spie-
sznie po wymianie strzalow. W
tymze raporcie przyznano, il na
wodach tureckich zostal zatopio-
ny monitor angielski ,,M.XXX.'
okret zapalil sic cd pociskow tu-
reckich, dwu ludzi zginelo, dwa
rannych jest, reszta sic uratowa-
Ia.
- Ma zatopionym przez nur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
z Amerykanow ocalo.
nych z rak bandytow.

Boquillas, Tex. 18 maja. -
Latajaca kolumna majora Lang
horne ocaliia Z rak bandytow me-
xykahskich tutejszego kupca Jes-
sc Deemera i pol-negra, po}-In-
dvanina Monrocgo Paine, ktorzy
zostali uprowadzeni stad przy o.
statnim rcjdzic bandyt6w. Ma
jor Langhorne starl sic mimi,
zaskoczywszy ich niespodziewa-
ME w Santa Fe del Pinto, 80 mil
ma poiudnie cd Rio Grande, po
dwu i p6}-dniowym forsownym
bardzo poscigu. Pieciu bandyt6w
poleglo. Amerykanie ME mieli
STRAIT zadnych. Rzucajqc sic do
bezladnej ucieczki, bandyci pozo-
stawili obu wyzej wymienionych
tutejszych obywateli.
w dalszym poscigu "a ucie--
kajqcymi porucznik S. w. Cra-
mer Z 10 zoinicrzami re szWadro-
MI B. Sgo pufku kawaleryi do
padf ich ma ,,ranchy" Castillion,
135 mil ma poludnie cd granicy.
w potyczce dwu bandyt6w 20
stalo rannych wpadlo w rece a.
merykahskie. Wojacy Wuja Sa--
ma zn6w wyszli bez szwanku.
Mexyk miasto, 1S maja. -
General Obregon wydal naste--
pujace oswiadczcnie:
,,Prosbe o zaprzeczenie doniesie-
MIA, jakobym publicznie zadekla,
rowaf swa wiare, IL prezydent
Wilson ME zamierza wojny L
Mexykiem. Me zlozylem takiego
oswiadczenia ami prywatnie ami
publicznie ze wzgledu ia miedzy-
narodowe stosunki Cd czasu, jak
opusciiem El Paso."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18

nierniecki okrecie holendersklem
,.Batavier" zginai amerykanski
bywatel L. M. Mancini, dwu in
obywatel L. M. Manicni, dwu in
nych Amerykanow Z bieda zdo-
halo sic uratowac. Przypuszcze-
ME jest, IL statek 6w moze tez
przez mine zostai zniszczony. w
piatek miniony kanadyjski statek
,,Eretria" najecha} ma mine / "a
tonql; trzech Amerykanow byio
ma MIN; los ich nieznany.
Amsterdam, Is maja. - Tor
pedowiec niemiecki najecha1 na
mine pod Falsterbo, Szwe--
cya i zatonai Gala zaloga wy
iatkiem dwu ludzi.
Berlin, IS maja. - Pisma ME
mieckie donosza, IL krazownlk
jakiS angielski zosta} ugodzony
bomba, rzucona aeroplanu ME
mieckiego koto brzeg6w belgij--
skich.
Z Austryi donoSza, il ma
statku ,,Dubrownik" zatopionym
ma Adryatyku przez nur francu-
ski bez dania mu przestrogi, zgi-
nelo II os6b Z pasazerow. Statek
ten byt pasazerskim - amunicyl
ME wiozi, jak FranCya glosi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-18
Walk W Azyi.

Londyn Piotrogrod, 1S maja.
Ma froncie malo azyatyckin
walk trwaja, choc w dwu dniach
ostatnich wiekszych bitw ME by
10: potyczki mniejsze ma porzad-
ku dziennym wzdluz ca}ej linii.
Pod Biarbekirem Turcy probowa
Ii kontratakowac posuwajaca sic
skonsolidowanie kolumne rosyj--
ska - bez rezultatu.
Donosza, il 10000 Turkow
zabraiy komendy niemiecko-ture.
ckie Kut-el-Amara w Mezopo-
tamil prawdopodobnie do Bag
dadu, ma ktory Sciqgaja powoli
Rosyanie. TurCy pospiesznie re-
krutuja kogo sic da, lecz trudno
i'm bedzie z tax dorywczem woj-
skiem stawic czolo zorganizowa-
nemu naporowi Rosyan.