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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
my game, this, is a

may be the old army game, this, is a
militant age in which we are living.
The most impressive feature of the
visitors play was the alertness and the
earnestness shown by every man on the
club. The Indians are evidently reek-
ing with the proper sort of morale, and
unless broken up by injuries or acct
dents will not be dislodged for some
time TO come.
The Yanks fought back with about
all they had, but light batting by their
outfeld is still holding the club down.
There isn't a member Of the regular
outfeld trio batting .225.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
JOYOUS Giants Seize
Sixth Straight Game
Failure of Jim Vaughn to Cover First Base on
McKechnie' s Inheld Rap Gives McGraw's Re-
awakened Goliaths the Needed Opportu-
nifty to Beat Joe Tinker's Striving
Cubs Once More.
rBy Telegraph To Tns Tribuno ]

Chicago May 5The Giants have the winning fever They beat
doing registered their
This
and the end not sight The
team ITSELF ready drive for the first division
least
only twntysx points behind the Pirates
Smoky band the Braves the New Workers
the mighty dignity Of seventh place However, the
McGaws the depths for
rday.a at least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
SENATORS DEFEAT
TIGERS In ELEVENTH
Five Pitchers Used in the Game
at Washington.

Washington, May 15.-Detroit was
defeated s to 5 in an eleven-inning
game here to-day. Washington knocked
Coveleskie out of the box in the seventh,
when they scored three runs and tied
the score. Five pitchers were used,
johnson and Dubuc finishing.
In the eleventh the latter passed two
men and an infeld out, and Shanks's
sacrifice fly put over the winning run.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Feature Facts
for the Fans

After winning five straight games
for the Yanks-two last year and
three this-Cliff Markle fell before
the heavy batting of the Cleveland
Indians yesterday.
The Giants won their sixth
straight game. Perritt pitched we'll
The Chicago Cubs were the victims.
Eddie Plank pitched against his
old team mates, the Athletics, and
lost.
Fritz Maisel broke his collarbOne
when he fell while chasing Graney's
home run. He will be out of the
game for at least a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
PIRATES BEAT BRAVES
IN HAMMERING MATCH
By BRIGGS

Pittsburgh, May Pittsburgh won
from Boston here to-day, 8 to 7. Both
sides began scoring in the first inning,
five hits apiece giving each four runs.
Cooper and Harmon we're both hit hard
The visitors were able 20 do little
with Mamsux. Rudolph was hit hard
for six innings. when he gave way TO
Ragon, who stopped further scoring
The score follows:
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Totals....@si3n7.

INo oAse OIIs|I0mp'on, Carey. Hinchnan-
Three base hits-Maranyile. Carey. Costello stolen
base-J e Smith. Carey Sacrifice ries-Eyers
houetchy. Left Oh bases Boston 10. Pittsburgh 3
first base on error-Bo-ton. J Pittsburgh I
First base on bals-OT Harmon. 2 OF MamAur ;
HTS and canned runs-oT Rudolph. 4 hits and s
runs in Innings. N R1gOn. : hits and no nuns In
innnss. OF Cooqsr. hits and ? runs none out
On the nrtl N Harmon. hiu ard l run IN s
lnninc. ~ MAmauI. hits and no runs IN 3 Inn
ms Struck 0ut-by Rudolph. ? BY Hsunon .
By MAmauI 3 Passed bsll-Gogdy. Umpires-
ODay ard Eas0n. Tfme-2l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Reds Buy Bob Fisher.

Los Angeles, May IS. Robert Fishei
shortstop with the Los Angeles club o
the Pacific Coast League, was SOLD "a
day 20 the Cincinnati Nationals. Fishs'
played with the Chicago Nationals AS
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Totals. .4s 8 1O.22 Il q Totals. IS S 50 ?,

1.-TWO out when winning nun was scored. Rated
foT Boehllng To- third inning. +Bsttsi for Ayers In
seventh inning
Detroit ........0 @ n 0 %
Washington go % o o l-6
Three base hit oveleshe Stolen bases -veach
f2l Sacrifice hi,-Yeach Sacrifice ny-Shsnks
Double p.sy-Dubuc Nitt end Buns. LEFT on
bases Detroit 2 Washington. 4. First base on
error- Detroit ] Washington. ]. First base on
balls-On Ayers 9. N Dubuc B. Hits and earned
runs-Of Boehliug. hts. runs. IN ; innings on
Ayers. hits 30 runs. iu 4 innings Of Covelesde
hits runs in . innings none ont and Two OF
base IN seventh: OF Duouc. 1 nit. ] run. IN 3
innings. ~ johnson Q hits. nuns. I'm innings
Struck out-By Coveeshe. b. JohnSou. BY
Duhuc. Passed tau-Heny. Tine IS. I'm
p.roa-Eyans and Hildetrsnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
PILLS WIN FROM REDS
ON LATTERS' MISPLAYS

Cincinnati, May Is Cincinnati's err
rors were costly and Philadelphia won
to-day's game here, 70 4. The visitors
had three errors. two wild pitches and
two passed balls. which were respon-
sible for three of the locals runs.
Only one earned run each was made
off Toney and Rixey. Crayath got
three hits and was nit by pitched ball
in four times up.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
American Association Results.

Milwaukee. 4 Louisville. Q
Toledo al Minneapolis wet groundsD
Columbus a. ST Paul t~et g-oundsl
hAnsAs CITY. o. lndiA.polia
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Totals. 977ionu3. rotals....ssts:7la4
'BA,ted Tor Toney IN the third inning
-Baued loc kne.Ler Ln Oh. .-Ln --uLls
Philadelphia
N4c.unati

Pnu,delpbi. oi3 0 900 9 %
Cincinnati ............ 0 o o. -
Three base hlt-Groh. stolen bAse~-Ghrth
Wade Kilfer Double piays-He-tog Loudeu 70
Chase. Paskert Bancroft % Wm killYer Left on
Philadelphia o. Cincinnati. r. First base
on ors-Philadephii. ] Cincinnati. ? Bases
hslls-O1 Mrcy. s. - knetzer. ! u Moseey, l
Boz Is innings. Of Demaree. hits and no runs
iu % inning. on To1ey. hs aud ] run In
innings. u knetzer Z DE and no runs n 9 Inns
inss Of M0seey hits and M runs Ia 3 innings
Hit By pitcher-By Toney tCray,thl. By Kl1ey
tWids kiulferl. Struck gut-By Ri1ey 4 hy
knetzer !: hy Moseley J. Wild pitches-Rrey
tZl. PISSED 0Ails-Wm. kiilifer 20. UmDires-Qlls-
Icy and Byron. Tine -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16

Providence Wins in Seventh.
Al Rochester x n J.
Providence. ........... . SIS q
Rochester ........ Il . .
tCailei IN seventh inning on account q rain
batteries billiard. lineup. sherman and Yelie.
Ritter and Hale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Results of Games in THO Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. (; st. Louis, tllinn'gs).
New York. 3; Chicago, ,.
Pittsburgh, S; Boston. I.
Philadelphia, Z; Cincinnati, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. PC. W. l.. PC.
B'klyn. ~ .6Si Chicago 10 l3 500
Boston. IL 5 500 Cin'nati II Is .444
Phila. II 10 .5l5Pittsb'h II l6 .407
81. Lis. 10 - 500 y. York 5 IL 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Club Standing
in International

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Toronto.
Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Richmond at Buffalo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence. s; Rochester, 4 q inn)
Newark at Toronto wet g'ds.)
Baltimore at Montreal (uet R'ds.)
Richmond at Buffalo wet g'ds.)
STANDING OF TEAMS.
WL.P.C. W. L. PC.
Newark 10 .92s Montreal. 6 g 400
Provid'ce. 10 s .es7 Rochester. 5 IL .3l3
Richmond 10 .es7 Buffalo. I IL ESQ
Baltimore IL 6 .64T Toronto. ? IL las
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The Half Dozenth!

Totals ...3s , p 10 al Totals.....2s q Il 4
'Batted FOR Yerkes IN the eighth inning
BAUD FOR Nuisan IN the ninth inning
.Bstted Tor Vaughn IN the ninth inning
New York ............ . %
Chicago. 0 0 %
TEo-base hit-Zmmemnn. Stolen BAGS
Fletcher Doyle Ssrrace hits-Yerkes. Robertson.
Flack Zimmerman. MullizAn. Sacrifice ny-Mulli-
gan Len on bases-New York. 10. Chicago. Z.
First base on errors-NeW YORK.. 3. Chicago !.
Bases on hals-Of Peuiu. 2 OF vaughn 3. Hts
and earned rlns-OH Vaughn. hits and / run In
inning. OF Perrit. hts and runs In 9 Inn
Ing. Struck Out-By Perrtt 3. by vaughn g..
Wild pitoh-Penttt tmplres-Rislsr and Harrison.
Time %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
Eastern League Results.

Hartford a. N0fcestr, wet grnundsl.
Ne0 London a. Lynn i~et grounds
Ns< Haven a. Portland frsinl
Lawrence. o Bridgeport. fforT't'd)
Lowell. 0. Springfield. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
New York State League Results

Ilcl NJFt7ne. I
BinshaIuton. n. Scranton
Wilkes Barre. Q. Elnlrs. Z
Troy ". Albany lvss sre4ndsl
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Totals....2s44MIs0I Totals. "a.

Two base ho-Miler. Plank Three base hits
Schang Witt Stolen bases -Sho'ten. Slsler Mar
sans Sacrifice ht-Johnson. Sacrifice fy-Mar-
sans Double plas-Plank. johnson and Ssler.
Pratt and johnson Left on hsses-s ST. Louis .
Philadelphia. g. First base on errcB-St Louis.
First base on balls-On Plank. 2 ~ Bush. 3
Hits and earned rlns-On PLANK hits 4 rins in
innings or Bush I hits. runs in innings
Ilt by pitcher By Plank (picN Struck By
Plank g. by Bush O. Passed ball Harley. nrnc
. o.. Umpires-Chiu and OLOuEhhn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
FohI'S PeSky Indians
Thrash Yankees Again
More Gloom!

Two base hts-Baker. NunAmheI iWfN uAS"
hit-Smith Home nins-Gfancy. BAer- stolen
hssee-Baker Gcieon Howard, Gandn Sacrifice
hits Speaker smith SGcrtfcc fy-Gsndh. lett ON
bases-New York Is: Cleveland. 10. Fint base on
error eve and Bases on bAlS-Of MRrkle. =.
~ Caldwell 3. on Love. or Morton, 4. of
Rsrby. g. Hts and earned uins-o1 Makle hits
and runs in innings on Caldwell. hits and 2
rlirs In 4 innings. N Love. no hits and no IN
innings: or Morton. II hits and runs IN : 3
Timing, On Bagby. no hits and no runs IN p
irginss Hif by pitcher By Caldwell (Spesker).
struck out--By Caldwell 2 b. Love. 2 by Morton,
Passed bsll-NunsmSker. jmpire-Dinoon and
NaIun Tfme-2l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.

Detroit at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, o; Detroit, > Oil nn'gs).
Cleveland. 8: New York, (.
Philadelphia, ); ST. Louis. 4.
Chicago at Boston (wet gr'ds).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W.L.P.C. W. L.P.C.
Cleve'd 10 9 .679 Detroit. Is IL .isl
Wash'n 10 9 $40 Chicago II l6 1923
y. York 10 IL $50 Phila... 10 10 400
Boston. 10 10 800 St.L'uis. Is 1873
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
SPRAWIEDLIWOSG

Jakto ME trzeba sic ~spieszyc z
wymierzaniem sprawiedliwoSci,
pokazuje, nastepujace zdarzenie.
Pred gimnazyum zajezdza z
rama wiesniak z w0zikiem, "a
przezonym W os}a, a stanawsz!y
opodal, zostawia w6zik i oddala
sic ma chwile do sasiednego sk}a
.du. Natychmiast wybiega ze
szkoly dw6ch pustak6w i zaczy-
naja sprzeciwiac sic os}u, kt6ry
podrazniony ryczy j wierzga.
Ma}y Antos %sekstaner, kt6ry VIA
ssnie szedi do szkoly, stanal i z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

otwartemi usty przypatruje sig
pociesznym osfa podrygom.
Wtem wychodzi Bartek re ska
du i widzi, co chfopaki z os}em
jego dokazuja. Nadbiega wiec
szybko, klnac, re z}osci i piescia
grozac z daleka chfopcom, kt6-
rzy ME czekajac ma poczestne,
umykaja czempredzej do szko}y.
tylko ma}y Antos W poczuciu
swej niewinnosci ME ucieka, ale
zostaje spokojnie ma miejscu. Do
tcgo vice dopada Bartek i ma
MIN swa zfosc wywierajac, udc--
RIA biednego chfopca poteznie
piescia w twarz. Pokrzywdzony
chfopiec z b6lu i wstydu zakry-
wa-twarz dtonia i pedzi do szko-
~, ale w sieni wpada ma skrecie
pod nogi panu profesorowi, tax
&c tenze bylby sic prawie obali}.
Pan professor byl wiasnie W bar
dzo z}ym humorze, a sadzac, re
chfopiec z nieuwagi lub pustoty
wbieg} ia niego, vice dorazny
mu wymierza policzek. lego juz
byfo zanadto Antosiowi, kt0ry
mic innego ME przypuszczal,
jak re pan professor patrzaf ok
mem "a owego osla niesprawie-
dliwie 60 uderzyf. Pedzi wiec "a
p}akany wprost do pana dyrek-
tora IA skarge i m6wi: "Pro -
pro - prosze pana dyrektora -
pan - pan professor II - uderzyl
mie w twarz, a jjja przeciez te--
mu oslu mic ME zrobifem!'
Chlast! odbiera ma to trzeci po--
liczek cd pana dyrcktora, obu-
rzonego ma take, jak sadzif wy
zWisko profesora.
[ ma TAXI biedny ch1opiec vie
rye w sprawiedliwoSc!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
Ogf0sZenia MjejSkie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLlKACYI
o PRZENIESIENlE
LOUIS BIiTGEN

LlCENSYE MA SPZEDAZ LIK1ER0W
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, re Louis Biltgen
Z miasta powiatu Winona. W stanie MINI.
zlozyl dnia ego wrzes.. 1916. pismienna aplikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta Winona Q
g6lnionem polozeniu W miescie Winona. powiecie
Winona. W stanie Minnesota, i znanem j opisanem
iak nastepuje, n. p: W przednim ,lokalu. ma
pierwszem pietrze murowanego budynku INA.
rego ma Sugar Loaf ulicy z Geo. W.. Hesse. Ill
wsch, 2ga ul. ma appiicanta.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
iokalu rady miejskiej W budynku miejskim "
wspomnianem miescie dnia Ego pazdzier. r. b.
1916. o godzinie S 90 wieczorem, W kt6rym to CA.
sic i miejscu moze sic stawiG kazdy i sprzeciwiaf
sic wydaniu takiei licensyi.
Dane W Winona. MIMI. ~ wrzesnia. 1916.
GEO. W. HOFMANN
Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
USUNCIE w ZAZIE.
BIENIE.

Zaziebienie ME wyleczy sic sa-
mo. Postep wycienczenia zaziebie
ME ~wycienczy was, a wasz kaszel
bedzie niebezpieczny jezeli zanie
dbany. Wzruszajacy kaszel wy
czerpuje energie i podkopuje
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
R0BAK1 PoDKoPUJA VASE
GO DZIECKA ZDROWIE.

Czy vase dziecko wrazliwe al
DO lekliwc? Czy krzyczy we snie
zgrzyta zebami? TIE symphony
sa oznakami robak6w i powinni-
Seize uzyc Srodka natychmiast.
Kickapoo Worm Killer jest la.
godnem lekarstwem kt6re zabija
robaki, a przez jego rozwalniaja
&c srodki usuwa je z systemu.R o-
baki wyciagaja si}e czynia wa
SEE dziecko wiecej sposobne do
innych chor6b. Wasz aptekarz
sprzedaje Kickapoo Worm Killer
pc Csc pude}ko. Ogf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
ZAWIADOMlENIE O APL1KACYI
JULIUS DOMRROWSKI

OLICENCYE Ma SPRZEDAZLIK1ER6W
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem,z re Julius Dombrowski
z miasta i ~powiatu Winona. W stanie Minnesota
zlozyl dnia II. wrzes. 1916. pi6mienna aplikacye
wspomnianego miasta o licencye ma sprzedaz pa.
lonych trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem pclozenlu
" miesdie Winona. ~powiecie Wifona " stanie
n 1--WE p. y przednim iokaia p'1 ma rvs pietrze
drewnianego budynku. znanego pod numerem
926 zach. Sta utica.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie v
lokalu rady miejskiej " budynku miejskim "
wspomnianym niiescie dnia Ego pazdzier, r. b.
1916. o godz. 8 90 wieczorem " tym czasie j miej-
scu mole sic stawic kazdy i sprzeciwiaf sic wy
daniu takiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winona. Mimi. IL. wrzesnia. 1916.
GEO. w. HOFMANN.
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21
CIEKAWE RZECZY
OLA E NAPOLEON
KOMPA-
ME r, 1912,

ME r. 1872.
Z okazyi przypadajacej W lynn
roku sctncj rocznicy wielkiej wy
prawy Napeleona do Moskwy, W
kt6rej armia polska tax wybitny
brala udzial, W nadziei, re ten
wiclki jej ofiarny wysifek przy--
wr6ci Polsce wolnosc i dawna
chwa}e, og6lnie sic dis zastana-
wiaja dzicjopisarze mad przyczy-
nami ogromnego pogromu niez-
wyciezonego dotad boga wojny.
Wedlug og6lnic rozpowszech--
nionego mniemania, dwie PREY
czyny spowodowaly katastrofe
1912 roku: mrozna lima i polar
Moskwy.
Wojsko Napoleona ME mogto
znalesc schronienia W Moskwie -
i ME przetrzymafo ciezkich 6w-
czesnych mroz6w. Tymczasem by
4y to czynniki zupefnie %porzedne,
kt6reNapoleon przeciez przewidy
wal - DO niepodobna przepuscic,
ably ME wiedzial, re W okolicach
Moskwy juz pazdziernik jest MIRO
my - a r6wniez ME m6g} spo-
dziewac sic, re sfanatyzowana i
niekulturalna ludnosc Moskwy
przyjmie go z zapafem i przyj-
die Z pomoca jego armii. Me! a
nj mr6z, ami polar Moskwy ME
pokonaf Rosyan wszedzie, gdzie
ich m6gf dopaSc.
Zresztq lima roku 1912 ME by
Ia znowu tax niezwyklc mrozna.
Sam Napoleon pisze re jeszcze W
listopadzie temperature by}a zno-
sna, a popsufa sic dopiero W
grudniu. Ale i p6zniej mrozy do
chodzify tylko do Is stopni, co
Ola mieszkanc6w Rosyi ME jest
zadna nadzwyczajnoScia.
Podczas ostatniej wojny rosyj-
ssko-japonskicj, - mrozy W Man
dzuryi dochodzily do 80 stopni i
wyzej "a obie armie wcale ME u
cierpia}y z tego powodu, chociaz
co najmniej polowa zolnierzy ja-
.pohskich pochodzila re strefy,
gdzie panuje wieczne lato.
Prawda, re dow6dzcy japon--
|scy z CORY byli przygotowani ia
Idtuga zimowa kampanie / stosow
ME do tego zaopatrzyli wojsko
doskona}a ciepfa odziez.
Napoleon wiedzia} dobrze o
mrozach rosyjskich, ale organi-
zujac genialnie wyprawe do Mo
Skwy, pope}nif bad podw6jny:
psychologiczny i polityczny.
Pomylif sic wielki strategic co
do psychologist Aleksandra l., -
liczac prawie Slepo ia pokojowe
Il nawet bojazliwe u>posobienie
cara. Napoleon byt niezbicie pre-
konany, lie skoro robbie armie
rosyjska i zdobedzie Moskwe -
Alcksandcr uleknie sic i sam "a
proponujc pok6j. Ola tego Villas
ME ME wysuwal zbytnio kwestyi
polskicj, liczac ia to, re Litwa
bedzic przedmiotem targu, po-
miedzy MIN a Aleksandrem. Me
mial ON wcale zamiaru zgnebie-
MIA Rosyi, chciaf jej tylko Okla
zac namacalnie swoja potege i
oderwac ma zawsze cd wszelkich
stosunkow znienawidzona An
glia. w razic gdyby Aleksander
przystapif do ukfad6w pokojo--
wych = prawdopodobnie padli-
bysmy znowu ofiara napoleon
skiej dyplomacyi.
Wierzac zatem W swoja gwia-
zde i trwozliwoSc Aleksander -
Napoleon parf do Moskwy z ar
mia niejednolita - obejmujaca
Gale oddzialy (niemieckie) bar
dzo niechetnie "a MIN idace, -
i co najgorsza bez zadnych re-
zerw! W}asnic to zupe}ne zanied-
banie linii odwrotu, ia absolutna
niemozliwo$c uzupelnienia LUX ar
DrZeZ pOWO}anie reZerW do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

wobec pr6zni i pierwszy raz W
zyciu zrozumiaf nieuchronna ko-
niecznoSc odwrotu.
; Wojsko Napoleona = wyatt
klein Polak6w - bylo lie ubra--
he ma zime, DO Napoleon byf pre-
konany, re pc wzieciu Moskwy
|zawrze pok6j i odprowadzi spo-
|kojnie armie ma zach6d, ma z. le-
re. Gdy ia nadzieja zawiod}a,
wkradfy sic W szeregi demorali-
zacya, znicchecanie i brak dyscy-
pliny.
W odlegloSci kilkanastu mil cd
Moskwy stall kutuzow Bagra--
ton re 1000 z~o}nierzy wypocze-
tych, zahartowanych i co najwaz
|niejsza, czujacych sic siebie.
Wprawdzie trwoga pred uro-
klein Napoleona byla j~eszcze tax
wielka, re Kutuzow ME myslaf o
ataku, ale cesarz dobrze wiedzia},
re 2 chwila, gdy sam ME m6gf a.
takowac, pozostanie ia miejscu
musiafo zakonczyc sic zupelna ka
tastrofa.
Rozpoczaf zatem slynny Cd
wr6t, ktory pomimo wszystko
byf nowcm stwierdzcniem jego
g%cniuszu.
Wprawdzie mad Berezyne - O.
pr6cz Polak6w 49, przysz}y juz
tylko szczatki wielkiej armii, ale
i tax Rosyanie ME mieli odwagi
zmierzyc sic W otwartem polu z
Napoleonem. kutuzow szedf
wprawdzie "a MIN krok W krok i
liberal maroder6w, ale do Was
ciwej bitwy ME m6gf doprowa-
die, a przecic mia} try razy ty-
lie zomierzy i Gala artylerye, kt6-
ra armia Napolcona musiafa W
odwrocie pozostawic ola braku
k0ni..
Vice ME lima i ME polar. Mo-
skwy zgubiiy Napoleona, ale zby
tnie zaufanie w swoje silly i W
duszy Aleksandra [.
Zcmscif sic IA MIN takzc stra-
szliwie ogoizm polityczny okaza-
ny wobec Polak6w. Napoleon ME
chciaf postawic kwestyi polskiej
jasno i Smia}o Ola dWoch wzgle-
dow. - Najpierw, ably II lie nara
zic sic swemu tesciowi cesarzowi
austryackiemu - a powtore, ably
mice niejako W rekach przedmiot
do targ6w z Aleksandrem.
Stad wyniknely take strategi-
czne ryzyka, jak bardzo powierz
chowne i pobiczne organizowanie
Litwy %polaczone z reszta z w.yni-
szczeniem tego kraju, kt6re po--
tenn fatalnie odbito sic ia Fran
cuzach podczas odwrotu.
Napoleon ME chcia} bezwarun-
kowo przezimowac ia Litwie,jak
mu doradzonon re strony pols--
kiej. ably ME zadokumentowac
przcz to ia zewnatrz checi odla-
czenia Litwy cd Rosyi.
Bee rezerw. bez zabezpieczo-
nych tylow, bez komunikacyi ar
mia Napoleona wcale nieliczna W
stosunku do przestrzeni, kt6ra
mia}a opanowac, musiafa uledz W
dluzszej Rampant ME orezowi TO
syjskicmu, ale wskutek zasadni-
czego bfedu organizacyjnego i
wskutek nie%locjalnosci Napoleona
wobec Polak6w.
Dodac jeszcze nalezy, re lyle
sfawiona strategic Rosyan ME
wyniknela wcale z planu z CORY
powzietego. Bahama wsp6lczesne
wykazaly, re Aleksander i sztab
ros,yjski parli ciagle do bitwy,
ale i Barclay de folly, kt6ry do
wodzil armia rosyjska ma Litwie
i jego nastepca Kutuzow, bali
sic pc prostu Napoleona i bezra
dnie cofali sic: dopiero pc VIE
ciu Moskwy zoryentowaf sic XII
tuzow W %sytuacyi i postanowili
czekac.
Co sic zaS tyczy pozaru Mo-
cEvyx- hxy( on 11o nr.zoI,;or,, Eono-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

SHE. Przez Al lat szczesliwe
ombinacyjnie wsiakajacego pre-
civ dzia}ajacego balsamu ORA
King New Discovery leczylo ka
szel i pomoglo zapaleniu. Mfodzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-21

i starry wypr6bowali skutecz-
nose DR.. King'a New Discovery
IA kaszel i zaziebienie. Kupcie
butelke dis II waszych apteka--
rzy, soc. Ogf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
-,
No Supplies Sent

The one definite fact is that no sup
plles have been sent as 10 train has
lett JuareZ in the last two days. ]. ..
Crockett, vice president of the North
western Railroad, said tonight he knew
Oh no arrangements for sendin. out Il
train of supplies but that he had a
vain ready any time it was needed
from the little that could be learned
mere. IT appeared that the question Of
getting supplies is ono that is causing
the military authorities the greatest
anxiety. The motor truck trains are
taxed to their capacity to keep an ade
quate quantity of food and forage
moving forward The amount of raso-
line required by the trucks themselves
and for the aeroplanes is great and con.
stantly growing in volume
The most reliable information about
Villa places him somewhere in the fast
ness of the great continental divide
many miles south of Namqupa and
fleeing in an easterly direction with
Parral as his objective,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
BAKER DENIES
THAT FUNSTON
WAS |RR|TATED

Washington, March 30.-General
CarranzaS agreement for commercial
use of the Mexican Northwestern Rail-
road for transportation of supplies to
the American expedition hunting Villa
will be given a fair trial, and in the
meantime the United States will not
press for an extension or further def
milton of the arrangement. Reports to
the War department tonight showed
that Gen. Funston was preparing to
tender his first consignment to the
railroad and it is expected that it will
be done tomorrow. Doubt regarding
the adequacy Of Carranza's conces-
sions is expressed freely in official
quarters.
Secretary Baker authorized denial OF
reports that Gen. Funston had evlnced
irritation at the Washington authori-
ties for failure to make more COM
prehensive and definite arrangement
for the use of the railways.
While officials realized that army
officers on the border may be FESTIVE
over the delay in diplomatic negotia
tions it was declared that no friction
had resulted.