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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
! JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Bazaar at Horticultural Hall Holds Attention Of
Society-Various Anecdotes of
General Interest

n, Walter Rounaaval OF Lexington. t,v
as her guest ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. DIEby BaI,zeu OF 1918
INttchhousc street have left Tor 10,
Spt'nsa' where they arc spending somo time.
Miss Caroline Nrurdeck and bcr ,,,,,~
MISS Isabel Murdock. have closed their
country home nj Rlverton ~ J. and arc
spending the winter at i33 South Twenty.
third street
nNr avenue. Elkrs rark. have Ntiss s,r,b
campbell. OF Pltishurgh as their guest FOR
several days. Mrs Stctson entertained at
week
Mis7 Emile Eleanor owcns daughter "
apialn Arthur u OwenH a. s. NJ T. and
Mr.. Owens, ot 22ii South Twenty-nrat
tTeot who has had ne her guests Miqq
Hl'' lawson. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
sunh llarpor DAWSON Of Augusta. Ga. and
M'N' Horienso Hodges NJ Portsmouth. Va
~ CONC To- visit Miss Dawson In Augusta
Ml'' DAWSON and Miss Hodges made their
u'hui iu this city with Miss 1wcp. and
remained until last wcol< 10 attend tho teas
""Pp'TN, dances and balls rIvcn for tbIs
year debutautcs Miss owens will make
u.r u.hHt IN Augusta at n ten given by Mr
,i I ''., I"hn Harper Dawson. Sho Will
"iSo he the guest 81 honor M sovcrai dI,.
herE. and win not return 10 rbIladcInbia
uh. after the Christmas holIdays
M'Hs owens viii De ono OF tho rccctylr.
January u" III
Mrs Howard Clark Of Devon 10 spc,d.
ing a fcw daya this week ma tb, 80. ",
friends at Ardmorr. before coming =, to,.r
To occupy her residence for tho winter
y dinncr-dnncc will be- given NJ the Hunt.
inEuoh Valley country club on Saturday.
Mr. John Gilbert. OF Red Ton. RydDr bos
returned from West Virginia. where no
spent several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Riddle. NJ ,bl. c,,,.
have been spending several days n, Tho
lioiel vanderbilt New York
Lieutenant George FcbEer. or Fort sro.
cum. y. NJ, Is spending several dnys thia
week In Philadelphia as the guest of bls
sister Miss Evelyn Febsor
Mr. and Mrs Theodore w. Rcath and
their family havc closed their country home
NJ st pavds and arc occupying their town
house 1855 Pine street, for the winter
The members ~ the Twentieth Century
club Of Lansdownc are invited 10 come
and stay TIL after tea and enjoy an After
noon in New England" program this att
arnoon Mrs Henry r. Kent has mr.
ranged tho program, which includes a talk
on Plymouth hy Mrs Nathaniel $ Keay and
Maine hy Mrs. Eta Haley Osgood Afrs.
j. Liddon icnnock and Mrs. Henry H. John.
son will read selections from the writings
OF whittier and LonEfcllow. At this meet
ing the Indebtedness OF the club will be
reduced by the retiring Of twelve bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

storm aud Beatrice, arrived At the. old
mansion ur Van AmburE, start 60 work In
earnest 60 make ttv home habltlhie.
burlng tho weeks ~ 'settlug down they
rude rod aud game
When their new homo - made comfort
nhlN aud all ARRANGEMENTS Tor their future
ITO perfected stern and peNtrlcr rctMrn 70
thcir old rCmr In tho Metropolitan Tower.
Nrw York TO Ert supply ~ canned tpnd,
suns ammunition. to'ls, tur Wi 0thet
essentials They ate ON thCir way back 70
tEa point where their canoe is moored when
q Ions plaluuyr, wailug cry comes from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Personals

ksstss.IE EaYard Bowman Leaf will give a
49,, a. her residence, 2O27 Walnut
o'rlos5 On Tuesday December a6 al lao
Ersres. n honor OF her daughter Miss
sastionss st.red sI II Lippineott has issued in
hrs ss. ter luncheon ana bridge nj her
an ise South Eighteenth street on Non on
~ January s. ''''' o' 'io"-
rivs S1ael samuel B. Fox. of Torresdale, win
EsaSa,1nl 1lhiler al the Ritz-Carlton for Miss
Ns"bold Fox on Thursday
~ ! aishg King has issued Invitations
Rslnns Ahef-dance at her home. gt5 West
has AZ. lahe, on Friday, December 2e
nll h ~ Wllisoni who Is from Virginia.
me guest Of honor.
rs.,s David A. Ellis entertained sixty
EynnewoeSs az bridge at her home IN
"a tomorra. Nlts' Ellis will give a lunch
bur guests ~ "hen there will be twenty
Nay Rats alfs Hugh Bayard Hodge. Miss
Ass YeaFs -Sn IN Hodge. viii be at home on
lhlir 49, LAY from 4 until O'clock AT
$40 West Walnut lane,
tsaaae palns 5a Wainwright. wife Of Lieu
q ! commander Dallas 'Wainwrieht.
lsiasns.d, q The Norfolk Navy Yard. has
toain - = her home after a visit to her
iil Pef5sles Catherine Cooper Cassard. Of
road Germantown.
- Is. 7aa Afs Frederick Ballard. OF Chest.
asfe returned from a trip 10 chl-
Ballard vas Miss FRANCES
la'ian 5r q west
sifest Germantown. hss fa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Confer on Beautifying Capitol Grounds
HARRISBURG, Dec, l2.--The FIRST con-
ference on the development and beautifiCa-
tion OF the Capitol Park extension zone
was held here by A. w Drummer, land
scaps architect and designer OF New York.
and Warren II, Manning. selected by the
State 10 plan the new Capitol grounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
FruulPy or ppFrrpty, sroPY.

Aii1n Stcrn. a mcchaaicdt suoiresr. ond
htq strWcgrupAcr. Redirtcf HeadrtcS utruke
tNto tucnHf tcorld after ut ttoef 1859
trurs o. urcOrsctonvHrss. Some grrdf ca
tustropLc cuFte yrtr ths trorid uvd dcstruved
trerr suvrd ord tAcy fnd fAemssirsa " ths
rvHs of their Nrtp York Office Their uloHn
cltmdr ~ greet tdtie irttN a horde Of
beast 'uWgcss, " tchich ths ftro sole sur-
ItrOra of ths huWruN Fdcc ore VfCfurtouF,
Thcv leave re scene Of fhcir bnfilty. aHd ~
q rgdc cuNot. paddle 70 q poiHt o. tAo bnrkg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

BTyR Mawr TO Have Community Tree
The Bryn Mawr community center plans
TO erect "A Community Christmas tree" in
the Bryn Mawr Park. A program OF Christ
mas carols, sung by church choirs when
the tree IS lighted. Is included in the plan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

WELL. Ike all good Christians, wo all
w went TO church on Sunday. but ! am
rad dld not see what a small bird told
ms she had seen where she went for her
deyotions. Time was when II woman
t,ooped 10 the aid OF cosmetics, even To
powder, which was simply applied to
cool the skin after washing and was i'm.
medlately rubbed off aftcrward. sho did
h In the privacy Of her boudoir. Now
she does II on the street. In tho cars, in
the stores. at the dinner table in the
ballroom. at the opera and thsatrc but
% far has rofraIncd from such donEs
n church. However. the small bird tells
me she was attracted by the motion OF
vomans hand in front OF her during the
Sermon on Sunday, and, 10 and behold
one whom she had considered always an
extremely attractive woman and a LADY
h the accepted meaning OF the word.
opened her bag, took out her mirror,
which she carefully adjusted before her
nee In tho full view Of tho entire con
gegation. and proceeded with great dc.
lberateness TO powder her nose, use
np stick and arrange various stray curls
which were somewhat refractory. What
wiz the women of the present day do
hsrtl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

oiutching hands fuinhied nt tho trunk
MY God Hero's-here's this cofd IL ia
stammcred. But it's--been cut The
boat---the boats gone /"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
AZ Of Drives Seven Miles to Funeral

LEWISTOWN. Pa, Dec. 12.-Airs. Mary
stine, nlnety-seven years old, drove seven
miles 10 attend the funeral OF her son.
Michael Stins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

IT'S remarkable what habits we all get
and how we are held by them. l was
inared recently when talking to little
Eh / know quite well who had been
Spending the summer and late fall out
West and had intended staying through
the winter also, TO hear her say, Il had to
come on TO see my dentist" Now, can
you picture spending three hundred dol.
hfs to return East for dentist when
there are reputable ones in nearby
town 0meanng a matter Of sixty to one
hundred niles, but such creatures of
hah' are We that we prefer to spend all
mat carfare rather than 80 to a stranger,
~ because 1--WE always gone to Doctor
notice it specially in our own
Olly OF Brotherly Love more than any.
Nnere else, We are certainly tied up in
me idea OF the Elks. toh my, will you
s'er forget them? Nancy! How can
'ouD We are the best people on earth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

WELL II Marion Sharpless didn't sur
prise us all! You see, Johnny Butler
ases up In Greensburg, and though he
nAd been travelling down now and again
eYheoieway, even her most intimate
u'shds failed to account for the air OF
Impressed happy excitement which per.
,-aea the atmosphere about her for the
A'l iew weeks. She is a little peach of
siri and deserves TO live happily ever
u'sr' They say there is no date for n
.soaihg yet, but somehow l "susplefon"
- NC oalmy Juno days will find another
sns Butler in the register. and. alas,
u'sensourg y will be the richer, while we
:, !, FhlladelphIa viii be lamenting her
1i and Mrs, sharpless gave a tea on
ssi'aay afternoon and asked all their
,''slas and Marion's to come in and meet
~ ~ nance and We certainly had great
ihey are both terrihcalIy happy.
~ IN sure 1t will last.
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

rpEAK1NG Of lunchlnE tho Mayor and
~ his wife. what n charming woman
Ms smith Is She is Eoodlooklng and
~, very pretty manner and dresses
!, speh good taste Tomorrow the guests
n honor at the cafe will be the French
AMBASSADOR and Madame Jusserand and
wr and Mrs. Iguucc Paderewskl Did
any one say TINT New York gets ahead
oi Philadelphia? Down in 'front.' should
remark in answer to anyS such obscrva.
iiOn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

kssssa.IE Eagard Bowman Leaf will give a
sifse, i.s'h a. her residence. 2O27 Walnut
oclost oa tuesday December 90, al 1880
Ffanees n I.l honor OF her daughter. Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

.rrt.r, we lunched the Mayor and Mrs.
N smith yesterday. home RELIEF day
- Msdein.America bazaar. and to.
=. ~ere to have entertained the Bel
~ ,,,bassador and Madame Eiavenith.
,hs last moment they were Obliged
...,loe owing to unsettled conditions in
...,.,um All this is being done In tho
i, -. Ambassadeurs OF Horticultural
~, IN ~ the very. very arlstocratIc first
-. ~. n Philadelphia. Really the bazaar
I. 4, -onder, and they have everything on
~ FOR sale. / don't think It ia neccs.
- 20 20 anywhere clsc for Christmas
.-...nts. for really, truly, blaclly and
,,s.ly they've got the goods.
~ 70 many interesting things arc
.sle For Instance Mrs. Otis Skinner
Y. ,,ysn to the Polish committee hand
~ which sho herself made from a piece
-. gown which was worn by Madame
,,s,eska when she played Ophelia TO
-,~ln Booths Hamlet. Think Of that
~ moment-a bag made by Mrs. Skin.
Z, n a gown worn by Modicska when
saving with the famous Booth That is
rme souvenir. I think!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Lieutenant George Fcbiger. or Fort sro.
cum. y. NJ, Is spending several days this
week In Philadelphia as the guest Of his
sister Miss Evelyn Fcbigcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

rlvs d1alel dl1slhuel B, Fox. of Torresdale will
Elzabetb N az the Rits-Carlton for Miss
Ne"bold Fox on Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

taafio,-e ei,led H. LippincOtt has issued in
hsns ne, LOT luncheon ana bridge nj her
an ,so south Eighteenth street on Mon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Mr. ana Mrr - Henry stctson. of IunI.
nNr avenue Elkirs r,rk INV, Nti.. e.
Campbell. OF Plttsbursh as their guest yor
several days Mrs Stctson entertained al
luncheon In honor Of Miss Campbell last
week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

as her guest ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Miss Caroline Murdoch and her sister.
MISS Isabel Murdock. have closed their
country home nj Rverton " j.. and arc
; pending bending the winter at i33 South Twenty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Riddlc. NJ ihla CITY,
nave ncHn spending several days at the
Hotel Vanderbilt, New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Mrs william H. Boles and her son,
Master Laird Boles. of Richmond, Va. have
been tho guests OF Mrs. Frank T. Bland
OF Logan, during the past week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

nst IN airs Frederick Ballard. OF Chest
Asfe Returned from a trip 10 Cbl-
Ballard vas Mss Frances
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CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

Mr. and Mrs Howard Wood PluciSer, Of
1853 East Herman street. Germantown, an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Longstreth Plucker 20 Mr.
Russell q. Blood. son OF Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Blood wyoming avenue, Olney,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

,,,ir Mr. and Mrs Z DIEby Baltzeu Of 1918
is,N.lehnouse street have loft for Hot
Snringa where they arc spendInr sor,o ,i,,,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07

centrum i ma lewem skrzydle. In
wazya rumunska ma bu4garskl
brzeg Dunaju miedzy Rasova a
Ruszczukiem byia zupe}nym suk-
cesem. Rumuni wpadli tylko ma
krotko - poniszczyli olbrzymie
sklady zywnoSci dla ludzi paszy
dla koni, nagromadzone mad re
ka przez Bulgarow dla celow ich
kampanii, a dokonawszy tego -
cofneli sic beg szkody wiekszej
dla siebie.
Sofia, 7. pazdziernika. - Ra-
porty bulgarskie donosza o od--
parciu wszelkich wysiikow ro-
svisko-rumunskich ma linii RaSo-
va-Tuzla, ma Dobrudzy - artyle-
rya tam gra nieustannie, kilka a
tak6w nocnych odparto skutecz-
ME. Inwazya rumurska w okoh-
cy Ruszczuku zniesiona doszcze-
tnie - nj noga rumunska ME po-
zostala ma brzegu bulgarskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
Rosya chce kolonizowae
PoIakoW.

Washington, Ego pazdzierni.
ka. - Depesza United Press do
nosi, re Rosya prowadzi roko-
wanna republikami PoIudnio-
wei Ameryki w sprawie koloni-
zacyi przeszfo miiiona Polakow
z pod zaboru rosyjskiego w la
tyhskiej Amer. Pol miliona ma
bye rozkolonizowanych W We
nezueli, Kolumbii, Peru, Equa.
dor Boliwi, reszta zas w Argen-,
tynie Chile.
Kilka miesiecy temu przybyIa
do Waszyngtonu rosyjska ko.
misya II cz}onkow, ceIem po-
zyskania listow Acknowledgment
do Po}udniowej Ameryki, kt6.
rych udzieli} jej John Barrett,
dyrektor -Pan7amerykafiskisl
Mi. Do departamentu stanu TO
mlsya ME zwracala sic po zadne
rekomendacye
Po przybyciu do Venezuela
komisya podzielila sic ma try
grupy, Z ktorych jedna udaia sic
do Caracas, gdzie prowadzi O.
becnie rokowania tamtejszym
rzqdem. ..
Wedle ustaw Venezuela kaz-
dy nowy immigrant, ktory costa
ME dopuszczony, ma prawo do
magac sic wydzielenia 300 ARROW
gruntu bezplatnie ma wlasnoSc.,
Rad rosyjski postanowii podo-
bno dopomodz kolonistom przez
zaplacenie i'm przewozu do
starczenie pieniedzy ma kupnS
inwentarza. !.
(Cala ia depesza wydaje sic
mocno nieprawdopodobna. -
Przyp. Red. .Dz. Ch.")
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
z Austryi.
Wiedefi. 7 pazdziernika

Wieden, Z. pazdziernika. -
Try najwybitniejsze grupy par
lamentu austryackiego odby}y
konferencye, ma ktorej omawia-
no kwestye ewentualnego zwola-
MIA parlamentu, bez kt6rego Au-
strya obywa sic Cd d}uzszego CA
su; prasa informuje jednak, il do
zwo1ania parlamentu ME przyj-
die, a beda zwolane delegacye
4ustro-wegierskie, ktore jednak
hie beda mia}y wp}ywu ma afery
~ewnetrzne pahstwa, poniewaz
omawiane ma mich beda tylko kwe
stye finansowe militarne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07

Verdun-Woevre zbombardoWano
punkty .komunikacyjne pozs lmia-
mi niemieckiemi, obserWoWano
tam BOWEN ruchy wojsk. Aero
plan jeden zrzucono.
Londyn, 7. pazdziernika. -
Niepogoda, szaruga jesienna pa
ruje Cd dni szeregu, przeszkadza-
jac wydatniejszej robocie LIMO
wei: okopy poblize ich rozdep-
tame tysiqcami stop zamieniIy sic
W kafuze jedna ogromna, w morze
biota. :. RAPPORT donosi O ostrzeli-
waniu sic wzajemnem, oraz o ME
Oznacznem posunieciu sic w oko-
Icy Eaucourt l'Abbaye.
Berlin, 7. pazdziernika. - Ar
tyleryjska robota obustronna ma
linii cd Ancre do Somme - try
ataki Sprzymierzonych odparto
wczoraj w tej partyi - walki To-
kalne, na granaty reczne przewaz
ME - robota typowo pozycyjna.
Miedzy Morval a Bouchevesnes
Francuzi SLIME atakowali - wy
wiazala sic walka wrecz, W kto-
rel Nieancy atak ow dzielnie od-
parli, zadajac Straty nieprzyjacie,
lowi. komunikaty niemieckie IL
trzymuja, IL gloSne ostatnio Ia
DOVE pancerniki" angielskie zro-
billy fiasko, ze Placza sic one W
drutach kolczastych, zapadaja W
zieunie, a juzto W blocie obecnem
- nieruchomo grzezna - bez ra-
DIV i ratunku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07

a zadali porazki ma obu skrzy-
dlach zachodnio-poludniowem i
polnocno-wschodniem: ostatnio
teraz donosza, IL nastepujacych
Rumunow znowu Austryacy wcia
gneG w pozycye niepomyslne i po-
bill ma ca}ym prawie siedmiogro-
dzkim froncie, poniewaz W CEN
trum napor rurnunski wStrzyma-
Ii, a ma Skrzydle wschodnio-pd-
necnem odrzucii Rumunow "a
rzeke Alute. General Falkenhayn
tryumfuje. Bukareszt przyznaje
cofniecia wojsk swoich ma polnoc
Cd Fogaras - W okolicy Reps -
to pod naciskiem przewazaja--
cych hczbOwo mas nieprzyjaciela.
Centralne raporty podaja: Woj-
ska auStro-wegro-bawarskie wy
party Rumunow z polnocno-
wSchodnich okolic Siedmiogrodu
- mad Aluta w okolicy Ger
gyeni; pod Lileanfava byia bitwa
wiekszych rozmiarow w rezul-
tacie odebrano Rumunom zdoby-
te pred kilku Sniami pozycye -
Magyaros Psrjad odrzucajac
ich wstecz wzieto i'm 200 jencow.
Zwycieskie stoczono bitwy pod
Reps, Koehalom Kiralyhalma-
takze pod Sinca, gdzie Rumuni
zaciekle bronili doskonale uforty-
Ekowanej Pozycyi; ostatecznie
zdobyli ia Austryacy znow
wzieli kilkuset Rumunow do ME
wolf, zdobywajsc % mitraliez.
Bukareszt, 7. pazdziernika. -
RAPPORT bukaresztenski ogise<a
cofniecia sic wojsk rumunskich W
Siedmiogrodzie - pod naciskiem
przewaznych wojsk niejrzyjaciel-
skieh: Walk tocza sic zaciete W
dolinach Lirnava Tirnava w do
linie Jful ma caiym wogole from
Gle Siedmiogrodzkim, gdzie sig
wstrzymuje napor nieprzyjaciela.
- Ma Dobrud5y boje r6wniez
wra nieustanne - ofensywa ro--
syjsko-rumuhska spiera BuSgarow
i Turk6w wstecz - giownie W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
N|EMCY zAB|EGAJA 0 P0K0J?
PLAN K0LONIzACYI MILIONA POLAKOW.
WYDOSTAk Sic z NIEWOLI BEZ OKUPU.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Ambassador niemiecki hr.
Bernstoff ma bye przyjety przez
prezydenta Wilsona w Shadow
Lawn W przyszly poniedzialek,
celem doreczenia osobistego IL
stu cd cesarza Wilhelma odpo-
wiedzia ma apel pana Wilsona do
w}adcow europejskich w spra-
vie ratunku dla Polski. Mic tn
ME wiadomo, ably pan Gerard
mial przy tel sposobnoSci oma-
wiac inne kwestye.
Urzednicy ambasady niemie-
ckiej wydali oswiadczenie, ze ME
wiedza niczem takiem, coby
mog}o potwierdzac doniesienie
The Evening POST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
WALK W POLSCE.
Pod Lwow.

Piotrogrod, 7. pazdziernika. -
RAPPORT rosyjski donosi wal
kach nader krwawych ma CaIej Ii
nil woiynsko-galicyjskiej, oraz o
znacznym sukcesie, odniesionym
W akcyi, wymierzonej ma Lwow;
mianowicie Cd pofudniowo-wscho
dniej strony stolicy galicyjskiej
Rosyanie zfarnai znisSli tinfe au
stryackie pod Brzezanami, gdy
Austryacy kontratakowali -
wszystkie kontrataki odparli z
wielkierni stratami nieprzyjacie-
la. w p6lnocnej Galicyi, pod Zio-
czowem i Pieniakami, Mlynowca-
ci ! Gubaiowcami walki trwaj9
bardzo zaciete - cykl to bitew o
kazda piedz ziemi toczonych:
Austryacy umocnili sic w pozy--
cyach i broniq dostepu do Lwo-
wa walecznie. w ostatnich tam
starciach Rosyanie pojmali 522
zolnierzy Is oficerami / 2 leka-
rzami.
Berlin, 7. pazdziernika. - Ra-
porty niemieckie utrzymuja, IL
pierwszy impet - pierwsza pro-
ba wznowionej ofensywy rosyj-
skiej ma wolynskich liniach sPei-
zia ma niczem i ustala: dzien
wczorajszy by1 prawie zupelnie
spokojny. w okolicach ma zachod
Cd Lucka w ostatnich dniach
wzieto Rosyanom W starciaeh ma
tym odcinku linii bojowej 622
zolnierzy, 6-ciu oficerow i zdoby-
to 8 mitraliez. Dalej na Poludnie
Rosyanie wykonai silny atak na
linii Brody-Zborow; centrum
walk byly miejscOwOSci Dubie,
Zark6w i Wysocko: staki wszyst-
kie odparto. Mad Ziota LiPa u
daio sic RosyanOm W OdoSObniO-
rych Punktaeh przeiamaG l'nis
austryaeko nieSniecko turecka,
lecz naogA suSces 90 minimalny
niczego ME stanowi4cy.
PraSows kOmunikaty niernie-
ekis obliezsjR hezbs strat rOsyi-
skieh ~ roku bieiaeym ofensywy
na l.25o.OOO ludzi iosnierzy, a
wsEystkis strsty ROsyi W eaiej
dotyohezasOwsj wojnie, W zabi--
tych. rGnnyeh i Pojmanych - IL
era Niemey na 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
Uprowadzcny dla okupu
zbiegf.

Denver, Colo, Ego pazdzierr1i-
ka. - Uprowadzony przez BAN
de - jak sic zdaje - greckich
gornikow W nocy ubiegfej srody
i wieziony, celem wymuszenia o.
kupu W kwocie $4,000, 35-letni
Robert Perry, zarzadca kopalni
Moffet W Oak Creek, zastrzelH
wczoraj jednego z pilnujacych go
opryszkow i wydostai sic ma
wolnosc.
w czwartek wieczor ojciec II.
prowadzonego i wlasciciel wspo-
mnianej kopalni, S. NJ. Perry, o.
trzymai Cd handy list zapo>
wiedzia, re jesli ME zlozy okupu
W wysokosci $4,000, syn jego
zostanie W sobote wieczor "a
mordowany. Wysiana W poScig
"a bandytami pogofi ME zdolala
ma slad ich natrafic.
Mfody Perry zostal uprowa-
dzony do opuszczonej chaty W
jednym Z wawozow, okoio 20
mil stad i tam jeden handy
ciagle go pilnowaf, gdy inni wy
chodzili lub spali. w chwili gdy
straznik ten gotowai obiad, uda-
10 sic Perry'emu uwolnic rece z
wiezow, ktorymi byf skrepowa-
ny i chwycic "a REVOLVER straz-
nika. Jednym strzaiem poiozyi
go trupem i rzucii sic do uciecz-
XII.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-07
Ma Morzach.
Londyn, 7. pazdziernika. =

Londyn, Z. pazdzlernlka. - Ka-
portv admiralicyi angielskiej po-
daia, IL w czasie cd 1-go czerwca
do 24-go wrzesnia nury nieprzy-
iacielskie zatopiiy 10 statkow han
dlowych neutralnych 16 statkow
nalezacych do paistw Sprzymie-
rzonych.
- Ostatnio zatopiono: angiel-
ski parowiec Isle of Hastings :
erecki parowiec ,,Samos", norwe-
ski parowiec ,yCederic"; zalo--
zach mic ME wzmiankowano.
Paryz, 7. pazdziernika. - Off
cerowic i za}oga pewwnego torpe-
dowca francuskiego zeznaja pod
przysiega, IL angielski parowlec
,,Strathay" zostal zatoplony
nrzez nur niemiecki, ME przez mi
ne - jak Niemcy utrzynuja: ma
statku tyrn znajdowali sic Amery-
kanie, kt6rych dotad ME zdo}ano
;dentvfikowac.