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BaOkrupt Sale of Real Estaf,-

United States District Court, Weste
( District of Louisiana In the Hat
/ IF John J. Nolley. Bankrupt \
.238-In Bankruptcy.
. BY virtue of an order from RuGt
4. Grain, Referee in Bankruptc-,,
will offer for sale at public aucticr.
he principal front door of he ~
House of Natchitoches Parish, ~
;hitoches. La, on
WEDNES DAY, APRIL IL, 19l,,
1t II o'clock a. M, the following fe
,ribed land, to-wit: That certain ,ta
f land in the Parish Of NaLchitoJ14
"a, containing one hundred and ;.
cres, more or less, situs ted mo
ourteen miles below the tov II of II
ahitoches, La, on the right GescelJi
'ank of Cane River, bounded abova
4nds belonging to the htirs g
Waiter Prudbomme. below by Lal.4a
Hiss Clarice Prudnonme, rear Is Ii
middle of Bayou Brevelle, anu Z p.
Congo, and on the front by Cane 4
Same being purchased from +, i
nne Prudhomme on June II, 1907. -
/ ecorded in the records of the Pa =.
G Natchitoches, in Book l20, 81
IS, and in Book ll3 OF Mortga -ps
Folio 255, said land being app~aisen
e value Of S45. 90 ger acre.
Said sale to be for cal, I. '
ghest and best bidder, sui. .ect 70 L.
oproyal and confirmation vi .he CO (.
zee Of all liens and nor cages.
Russell j.. a,OORr.
,-S Trusts
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. '' 8. A. J. Withers
: . 8. d. &. Nichols
" 10. George Rister
WorJ IT,
w ard Ten.
OVERSEERS.

Apportioners. Septine GALLON.
and Enloe Bostick.
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OF Interest to Every Woman.
The Times -Picayune's Moving
Picture Opportunity.

, Interest in the motion plctur
world this week centers about Th
New Orleans Times Picavune ar
nouncement that it is in search G
fifteen Southern girls and wome
for a big film production. TIL
Crescent City newspaper is goin
to promote big feature pictur
In order to give girls and wome
an opportunity to launch out on
motion picture career.
The Times-Pieayune picture i
to be made in New Orleans an,
the fifteen women sele cted will as
semble there and get their initia
training under the direction of tn,
highly paid experts. A preten
tious production will be stage,
and the film will be- sent all owe;
the country.
Picture producers say The Times
Picayune has hit upon the only
way to get material today for the
motion picture stars. New faces
are constantly demanded bv the
public and even the most SuncacS
full film stars must retire frequent
ly for short periods.
Southern girls and women are
very much sought after by thu
motion picture man. The draw
back has been that the producers
have not been able to bring t.
some central Dolnt for try-out
nough prospective actresses.
They have been going at it in a
haphazard way.
Now The Times Picayune comes
along with the only practical way
of reaching wide territory and
bringing forward the available
material. Every girl or woman
in this vicinity who dreams of a
future in the motion picture field
has an opportunity now of demon
strating her ability and the as
>urance is added that she will be
in friendly hands, anxious to start
her right along the road to fame
On the screen.
Girls and women interested in
! he Times Picayune's offer should
Communicate with the New Or
cans Office of the paper. The
nterprise is about TO get under
way and early applicants viii have
! big advantage,
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Succession Sale.
Succession OF j. c. Henry, Deceased.
No. o.......- District Court,
NatchitocheS Parish, Louisiana.

NatchitocheS Parish, Louisiana.
By virtue of an order of tie
Eleventh Judicial District Court #
Louisiana in and for the parish #
NatchitocheS made in the above
entitled matter and bearing date
February 9, 1915. | will sell to the
last and highest bidder at public
auction, in order to pay the debts of
said Succession. between the hours of
IL O'Clock in the forenoon and l
O'Clock in the afternoon at the froi t
door of the Court House in the ci y
of Natchitoches, La. on
SATURDAY,, MARCH 18th. 1916,
the following described propert :,
belonging to said succession, to-wit;
/. That certain plantation, situs =
ed on the left bank, descending, If
Red River; bounded above by lands Of
Gibsland Realty Company, below by
lands of the estate of Givanovich, in
the rear by lands of Graham, formerly
belonging to Metoyer heirs, and n
front by Red River; containing 0
acres, more or less.
2. That certain tract of land CO y
tanning 140 acres lying in Section s
Township 10 North Range We,
and Section Township 10 Norl q
Range West, and being bounde
north by Perot and MariceIll, south
by Baxter plantation, west by LAM 5
formerly belonging to Chopin AMI
others.
3. A lot with two story bril
building thereon situated on Il
east side of Second street in The Gil
of Natchitoches in the block bounde
north by st. Denis street, south BY
Church street, east by Front sire, t
and west by Second; said lot beii
more fully described as being bounde l
R6HdFt RHFtth by by property Of DF. J. 4! sTpi-
phcns, east by property of j. +.
Williams and west by Second stree
Terms: Cash. subject to apprais :
ment.
CARL P. HENRY,
lib AdministratC
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Notice of Examination.

The next examination for teacl
ors' certificates will be held j
Natchitoches at the State Norm,
school Oh April 3, 4 and 5 fo
whites; at Supt. Hudson's Offic.
at the Court House on April 6.
and 8 for negroes.
L. E. HUDSON, Supt
2-16 BOD
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PHOENIX LODGE NO. 3
E. & A. NJ

Regular meetings on 1st and 3r
Wednesdays, at 1880 P. Nj.
Hiram Chapter No. As. r. A. v
Regular meetings End Monday
at 1880 p. NJ.
Cage Council No. IS. r. & S. n
Regular meetings 3rd Monday
at 1880 P. Nj.
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President Police Jur,

) SecIy. Police Jur
:! Sec. 6. When the said bonds hay
: been signed, registered and returned
! the Secretary OF the Police Jury of tt
{ Parish of Natchitoches, La. they she
| De ready tor negotiation and the Pres
, dent of the Police Jury of Natchitocht
Parish La. is authorized fully for thu
purpose.
Lee. z. This Police Jury does hereb
covenant with each successive hold,
Of said bonds, or of any of them th;
IN due time, manner and session in eaC
Of the several years hereinabove spec
ned, and nntil the said bonds and ii
interest coupons thereon shall be full
pBid, it viii cause to be levied the fu
ten mill tax authorized by the Coz
stitution, and when collected will appl
exclusively to the payment of tt
principal and interest Of the bono
hereby authorized all of the one-thiri
of one mill of tax hereby pledged, ded
Gated and set apart, and that it wi
levy, collect, pledge, and pay over
such other additional taxes as may b
needed to the end that the bonds here
5y authorized together with the stipu
lated interest thereon ahall be pai
, promptly as they respectively mature
| Sec. 8, The Secretary of the Polio
Jury of the Parish of Natchitoches
State of Louisiana, shall cause the
original of this ordinance to be record
| ed in the mortgage records of the Par
ish of Natchitoches, and shall publisl
the same in the Official Journal of tn.
Parish of Natchitoches according t,
aw.
Sec g. All ordinances or parts O
Idinances in conflict herewith are here
by repealed.
The Roll being called resulted as fol
lows.
Yes. Messls. Pierson, Adams
Knott, Page Parker, Russell.
Nays. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Cockerham
Absent. Mr.. Taylor. Mr. Cockfeld
Carried
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.
BY Mr.. Williams:
Be it known that acting under tbs
and provisions containec in :
certain resolution passed by the PolIee
Jury of the parish of Natchitoches Ia
At its meeting on the 3rd day of Ian
1916 relative TO the Election of Thrae
Road Commissioners of Ward Two
pre from Ashland precinct, one from
ne Chestnut precinct and one from tbe
ioldonna precinct, Said election result.
I'd as follows:
At the Ashland precinct Mr.. Geo
Walker received majority Of votes
asst, and is hereby declared commits.
'ioner of Word Two, at Ashland pre-.
met.
At the Chestnut precinct Mr.. Ed.
Weaver, received majority of votes
st, and is hereby declared commits
oner of Ward Two at the Chestnut
gecinct.
At the Goldonna, precinct Mr.. r. P.
,uarles, received majority of votes
ast, and IS hereby declared commits
cner OF Ward Two at the Goldonna
feclncr' Carried,
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Notice.

Relative to the PRONUNCIATION O
election in Road District No. Is
which was to be done cn Apr
3rd, 1916. and the Police Jur,
laying postponed its meeting 70
april 10th, 1916, notice is hereb,
6 ven that said election return.
will be promulgated on April 1Otl
1916 instead of April 3rd, 1915.
ADDIE TAUZIN,
SsSrslagY P9!lGa jury.
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Communications are solicited, and
we will not be held responsible for any
views contained therein.
No attention will be paid to annoy
NOUS letters.
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President of Police Jun.
INTEREST. COUPON.

On the first day of March I9......
the Parish of Natchitoches, State {
Louisiana, will pay to bearer ...........
dollars. at the Hanover National Bar
of New York City, \. Y being intere
due on that date on this bond No. Ill.
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MANY NEGROES AT
 ROYAL CIRCLE MEET

Helena, Aug. 31.-Tae first day of the grand session of Royal Circle of Friends was concluded with vel come reception to the delegation Aside from those whose names an. peared on the official bulletin to speak, the Hon. E. M. pippin, city at- torney. addressed the gathering. ana Mae Wilson, of Hot Springs sang , sclo. A little girl, Vira Fitzhueh from Wynne. Ark, recited an original poem, title Royal Paths.' The sec ond days sessionwas opened with the regular ritualistic ceremony with the religious services being conducted by the grand chaplain, Dr. J. w. Welch
 Prot. P. J. Vanpelt, of Little Rock Drs. J. R. Burdette, Houston. Tex g L Short, Trenton: w. R. McNillia Newport; F. T. Jones, Shreveport La; R. E. Douglas, Homer. La: Prof w. R Springer, Mariana; Lawyer s s. Carter, Memphis; Esq. A. J. Lacy Rriscoe: M. A. Clark. Mariana: Prof Wm. Bobo. Holly Grove; s. M. Ballard Hot Springs; and Sallie Kendrick Marilanna are aong the promnent members of the race who arrived vas terday. and are taking active mart in the work Of the convention.
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ONLY l6 PLAYERS LEFT
 IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Nine Represent the East, Six the Pa. citiC Coast and Lone Southern Dele.
 gate Is Douglass Walters of \, 0.

Forest Hills. N. Y.. Aug. 31.-Of the 12S players who entered the 36th an- nual singles championship tourna- ment of the National Tennis associa- ton Monday, only 16 remained in play at the end of the third round today. Of these, nine represented the East, six the Pacific coast and one yhe South The Eastern contingent com prises Wallis s. Johnson, Philadel- phia: w. Merrill Hall, New York; E.. H. Whitney, New York; w. !. Cloth fer, Philadelphia; R. Norris Williams II, Philadelphia; Wm. M. Washburn and Leonard Beekman. New York: George M. Church, Theaflv. N. J.; and Carl Rehr, New York. The Western squad includes Clarence J. Griffin, San Francisco; E. R. Mccormick, Los Angeles; Willis E. Davis, Cali fornia; Wm. M. Johnston, San Fran cisco. the title holder; Maurice F. Me- Loughlin, champion of 1912 and 1913; and R. Lindley Murray. formerly of California, now resident of New York. The South's representative is Douglas s. Walters, New Orleans.
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Believe.

Believe with all your peart that you will do what you were made to do. Never for an instant harbor q doubt of this. Drive it out of your mind if it seeks entrance. Entertain only the friend thoughts or ideals of the thing you are bound to achieve. Reject all thought enemies, all discouraging moods-everythinN which would even suggest failure or unhapniness.-Suc- cess.
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Wood For $1.O0 a Load Dei1verea anywhere in the city 11-inch wood and c'rcl1ng' both hard and soft wood, all seasoned. Il. A. Bennett Headinq Co.
 Phone 5O4
uLM BANK DIVIDEND.

Llttle Rock, Aug. 31.--The state '1 1anS commissioner today paid a. divi- .r uenu or f per cent to the creditors of ' .he bank Of Ulm, which has been in the hands of the commissioner since tnst a;s'; Deeemper. This 'is the second ulyloend' the first having been for 25 per per cent, The original liabilities of the institution were about SIP, ,ooo
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Divided knowledue.

During President Lincon't first visit to the Springfield penitentiary an old inmate looking out through the bars remarked: Well, Mr. Lincoln, you and l ought to be we'll posted on pris- ons. We've seen all there are in the country" "Why, this is the first one l ever visited" replied the chief ex- ecutive. somewhat as;onished. "Yes," was the reply, but I've been in all the rest"
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CREDITS FOR ACADEAh

The university of Arkansas na' sued announcement that it VII :. nize the course of instructlo'us. r p .Announciatioa Academy ol l to q and will allow it's graduat.' .vauI the university without any s.ocistsl c tion. This is an honor appressIssiSns, the local institution, when ,sek D new term Tuesday of next
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Real Liberty.

Liberty, real liberty, ,Asa$fsis not in lawlessness, but in se,y.tyAe :t, :aw. That is it's essential condition. Mil ton has put it into n..e eia;ti,, r}otus : "Where complaints are trev:7 :ssar:i. deeply considered and Ss:"e;::,,t .@"~ formed, then is the utmost n:.t:uj ot civil liberty attained that wise lnei look for"
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BROWNS DEFEAT BOSTON.
JACKSON HITS HARD.

Philadelphia, Aug. 31-Chicago hit Bush and Majors hard and easily won today's game, to 1. Jachson made a home run, q triple and single in four times at bat.
 Score R H F Chicago :. .....100 003 030-7 12 0 Philadelphia :. 1000 900 100-1 2 Benz and Schalk; Bush, Majors and 'Pichnich.
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DOYLE SIGNS UP.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-Larry Doyle, traded by the New York Giants to the Chicago Cubs. signed a threc-year contract tonight. after holding out several days. It is said Doyle will receive $7 300 a year from the Cubs.
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Perfect Philosonhv

e anu as Tor me. let what will come oaa receive no damage from if mn mS ' 1 alink It calamity; and it is in n,y lAs power to think it none, if I so de clde.-Marcus Aurelius, '' ue
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Daily Thought.

The world belongs to the energetic man. His will gives him new eyes. He sees eXpedients and means where we saw nOne.-K w. Emerson.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

St. Paul 8, Milwaukee }. Milwaukee 6, St. Paul ?. Toledo 4, Columbus 1. Toledo 5, Columbus ,, (eight 1n' nings, darkness).
 Minneapolis 6, Kansas City 3. Minneapolis ', Kansas City 5. Louisville 3, Indianapolis l.
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Oh, Girls,

Il intend to marry for love- said the girl with the dreamy eyes, You are wise, my dear," replied her dear est friend. "Men with money are often so hard to please"
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Birmingham, Aug. 31.--Birmingham played faultless ball behind Grimes and Ponder today and defeated New Orleans in both games, to 0 and 1 to 0. Both went seven innings.
 First game:
 Score h ii E New Orleans ,.-..-.,..000 coo 0-O Birmingham :. .....~00O 113 x--5
 Williams and Higgins; Grimes and Smith,
 Second game:
 Score R H E New. Orleans ..-..-.0O0 900 co 4 Birmineham 100 GOO x-1 0
 c. Smith and Higgins; Ponder and R. Smith.
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CUBS WIN EASILY.

St. Louis, Aug. 31.-Profltlng by nine St. Louis miscues, Chicago romped over the locals today, to l. Only one of the visitors runs was earned.
 Chicago OO1 OO3 130--S 10 ? St. Louis ............0O0 900 ol0-l J
 Packard and Archer; Meadows Warmoth, Currie and Gonzales.
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World Has Little 'nnus" ,a 4 In the course of time the W. ,.onl tired of hearing one man or oLs sont q telling 1t what it should do and that.-ToledO Blade.
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CUBS TAKE ONE
 FROM ST. LOUIS
 ON MANY ERRORS
Chicago Defeats Cardinals While Pittsburg Gets Vic
 tory Over Boston Club.
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh 5. Boston ?. Chicago s, St. Louis 1.
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at St. Louis. Cincinnati at Pittshurg. New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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How 'TEey stand.
They Knew It When Seen, Anyway.

They Knew IL When Seen, Anyway.
 A New York clergyman doubts Eff you can find Bible in the homes of most of the society people," Most of the society people have Bibles in their homes but it would be difficult to find them.--Buffalo Enquirer.
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Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia at Washington. Boston at New York.
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ERRORS COSTLY
 AND TRAVELLERS
 LOSE ID LEADERS
Little Rock Shut Out by Nashville, While Birming-
 ham Beats Pels Twice.
Results Yesterday.

Nashville 6, Little Rock 0. Atlanta 2, Mobile 1.
 Atlanta 1, Mobile 0. Birmingham ,, New Orleans 0. Birmingham 1, New Orleans 0.
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LESSEN BOST0N'S MARGIN
 FOR LEADERSHIP
Detroit Defeats New York While Browns Take Vic
 tory from Eastern Men.
Results Yesterday.

St. Louis 2, Boston 1.
 Detroit ', New York 2. Washington ), Cleveland 2. Chicago ', Philadelphia 1.
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How They stand.

pittsburg, Aug. 31.-Pittsburg club won today from Boston, 3 to 2. The game was called at the end of the first half hour of the eighth inning to let Boston catch train.
 Score K H E Boston .............000 900 11-2 l Pittsburg :. .....002 ic0 0x-3 10 ?
 Neff, Ruelbach and Gowdy; Mamaux and Smith.
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Dry Eema~k

Raised on bottle and finished mn in bier.-Punch Bowl.
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ATLANTA TAKES TWO.

Mobile, Aug. 31.--Atlanta defeated Mobile, 2 to 1 and 1 to o. Days single in the ninth scored the win ming run in the first game. Brennon was master at all stages in the sec
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Where They Play Today.

Columbus at Toledo.
 St. Paul at Milwaukee.
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Where They Play Today.

Little Rock at Nashville. Birmingham at Atlanta.
 Memphis at Chattanooga.
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PELICANS LOSE TWO.

and Dempsey.
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ZWojny Wfoskiej.
Rzvrn, II. pazdziernika.

Rzym, IL. pazdzlernika. -
RAPPORT wioSki donosi, IL wojska
wioskie odebra1y Austrya.kom
Monte Pasubio i punkty Cosmag-
non Santo Croce: wzieto do ME
woli 176 strzelcow tyrolskich z
szeSciu oficerami mitralieza. w
dolinie Travignolo by}y walk O.
zywione - atakowali Austryacy,
lecz ich odparto. Ma goryckim
odcinku linii kanonada gwaltow-
ma: Austryacy teraz wciaz bom--
barduja Gorycye. Kilka bylo po-
tyczek, W ktorych kilkudziesieciu
Austryak6w pojmano. Aeroplany
austryackie bombardowaly wczo-
raj miejscowo5ci w}oskie mad dol
ma Socza.
w Albanii expedycya Who's
ka zajeta miejscowoSc Klisura ma
Wiiussa rZeka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-11

pod Grodek-Stryj,a powtore ma wy
warcie waznej przeciwwagi ma ro-
bcty austryackie W Siedmiogro-
die przeciwko Rumunii wymie-
rzone, Skad Rosyanie swoim alta
klein pragnq odciagnac silly au-
stryackie, coby znacznie Rumu--
nil ulzyio, a nawet da1o jej spo-
sobnoSG wznowienia ofensywy.
JednoczeSnie Rosyanie stale
szturmuja przejScia Karpat, co
gdy sic i'm powiedzie, wGwczas
r6wniez odmieni sic sytuacya ma
Wegrzech w Siedmiogrodzie, a
Astryacy beda szaohowani flan-
flanku i Z tySu - beda wiec mu-
sieli odpasc z rumuhs.kiego FROM
tu. TAX }aczy sic pobojowisko pol
skie z wegiersko-rumuhskiem a
ma obu W niedalekiej przysz}osci
waznych zmian spodziewaG sic
MANY
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Rumunia W Walce.

Wieden, II. pazdziernika. -
Wojska austryackie dzia{aja juz
wprost ma pograniczu ru1nui-
skiem W Alpach Transylvahskich,
napierajac ma armie rumuhska W
odwrocie bedaca. Wodz austrya-
cki Falkenhayn zdobyl ostatnio
przejScia gorskie Hargetta Ca
role Z obu stron Kronsztadu, mad
to Austryacy z Bawaranii zdobyli
gniazdo gorskie Negrului, ma "a
chod Cd wawozu Vulcan. Bitwa
pod kronsztadem trwaia 3 dri,
skonczyia sic ona wielkiem zwy-
ciestwem Austryakow, kt6rzy
zdobyli 25 armat, W tenn 13 ciez-
kich, wiele amunicyi i bagazow,
zdobyli 500 wagonow kolejowych,
wiele ladownyoh zywnoscia dla
wojska, oraz wzieli 1175 Rumu-
now do niewoli. Ma Dobrudzy
mic nowego.
(Bukaresztenskiego raportu
niena dis zupeInie).
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INNE TELEGRAMY.
Co sfychac W Grecyi?
,ondvn II. pazdZiernika.

Londyn, II. pazdziernika. -
Donosza - via Ateny, re prof,
Lambros, znakomity historyk
grecki, powolany przez kr6la do
utworzenia nowego gabinetu -
zdolal tego dokonac i cabinet no
wy ministeryalny jest zestawio--
ny, jakkolwiek sk}adu jego depe-
sze ME podaja narazie: wiadomo
tylko, IL ma to bye cabinet popro-
stu apolityczny - talk dalece jest
bezbarwny. Ex-premier Venice
los, naczelnik rzadu narodowego-
rewolucyjnego Grecyi przyby} Z
Krety do Salonik, gdzie 60 entu-
zyastycznie przyjeia ludnosc.
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Konferencya W Shadow Lawn.
MUIR Obey U WHEREBY CEORGII.
Dwunastu ranionych W rozruchach strajkowych.
ZAPRzESTANO POSZUKIWAN IA ROzBITKAM
lime telegramy.

Pragnac wpoic W narody nett
tralne przekonanie, re odpowie-
dzialnosc "a dalsze przeciaganie
sic wojny spada ma Aliantow wy
}acznie, Niemcy daza do zawie-
szenia broni, jake kroku pred
wstepnego do rokowat pokojo-
wych, ably zas dac dowod szcze-
roSci swych intencyi dobrej
wolf, gotowe So ewakuowae
Geese Belgii oddae z powrotem
rzady kraju W rece belgljskiego
narodu.
Alianci STANG jednaE w po-
PRICK tym planom germanskim
i ma zawieszenie broni sic ME
zgodzq, nawet W razie zupelnego
ewakuowania Belgii. Zdaniem
ich faktyczny eel Niemc6w ley
w skroceniu linii bojowej w pol
nocnej Francyi, do czego Allan
ci ME dopuszczaja, prowadzac
staiy atak, dalej w uzupefnieniu
W czasie zawieszenia broni "a
pas6w amunicyi przygotowa.-
niu novel ofensywy po jego IL
kohczeniu. Ponadto podnosza
oni, re nawet W razie, gdyby "a
wieszenie broni doprowadzilo W
obecnej sytuacyi do pokoju,
Niemcy pozosta}yby ma przy-
sz}osc zagrazajaca Europe po-
tega militarna, kt6ra pahstwa
Czw6rporozumienia postanowi-
ly "a wszelka cene usunaG.
Me ulega watpliwosci, re Ber-
lin pragnie, ably prezydent Will
son sta} sic jezeli ME inicyato-
rem rokowah pokojowych, to
przynaimniej posrednikiem W
Nvytnianie zdah miedzy wojuja-
cemi paistwami, Sprzymierzeni
jednak temu So przeciwni, be-
'dac zdania, ze pok6j zawarty
powinien bye miedzy samyml
'belligerentami bez obcego po-
srednictwa.
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