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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
MUST MAKE FULL REPORT
Definite Statement Relative to the
lusitania Will Be Demanded of
President
UNITED Press Dispatch. ]

Berlin, Germany, February q
President Wilson must soon make
full and definite statement in regard
to the position of the United States
IN regard to the Lusitania case, III
view of the latest German note. 1t
is said that before doing this he will
wait for full report from his spe-
cial agent, Colonel E. NJ House. I'm
til this report is received, it is said
that no further statements in regard
to this matter will emanate from the
White House. Colonel House has
been apprised here of the fact that
the German nation presents solil
front in its foreign policies. Ger
man officials express the hope that
the friendly relations with the United
States can be continued. The Cologne
Gazette expresses the view that there
ought to be such an adjustment as
will preserve the friendship of the
two nations Last Saturday the Ger
man ambassador cabled to his home
government that thus far he had not
been able to arrive at any satisfactory
basis on which the differences be-
tween the two nations could be adj
justed
Reasonable Hope Expressed.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch,l
Berlin, February Instructions
have been sent by the German gov
ernment to Ambassador Won Bernstorf
of Washington Of such nature as 10
give a reasonable hope for posi-
tive understanding" concerning the
Lusitania affair, it is announced here.
Berlin, Germany. February 2.-lt is
stated that tonight the German gov
eminent will cable instructions to
Ambassador Bernstorff, which. it is
hoped, Will pave the way for an annie
able adjustment of the whole con-
troversy over the Lusitania affair,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
RANGE HORSESSUFFERING
Deep Snow Prevents Them From OBJ
tanning Supply Of Feed; Loss to
Be Heavy

WillE5ton, N D., February 2.-Ow-
ing TO the very heavy SHOWS and the
uncommonly cold weather, it is
feared that fully fifty per cent OF
the range horses will be lost this
winter. Feeding is Imperative, as
there is no fodder that the animals
can pick up through the heavy SHOWS.
1t is estimated that fully ten per
cent of the range horses are already
dead
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
FUSED WITH BARTENDER
Gust Frank Is Said to Have Caused
Trouble in Saloon Early This
Morning

Gust Frank, a young man living in
Dukes addition, and known to the
police as something of a scrapper
was placed in the cooler" early this
morning as the result of an alter
cation with South Front street bar
tender. Frank had mad enough liq-
uor to make him ugly, and he would
not get out of the way, when asked
to do so, to let the bartender dc
some cleaning. There were angry
words and Frank gave the bartender
a bloody nose.
Frank appeared before Judge Ply
mat this afternoon and received a
sentence of thirty days in jail.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Prop, 1amage in Soloniki
- tut at $500,
KILLED FIFTEEN PEOPLE
Report Was Received Today at
the State Department in
Washington
UNITED Press Dispatch.l

Washington, February PROP
erty damage to the amount Of about
$500, 900, the death of fifteen persons
and injuries inflicted on many 9TH
ers, are reported to have been the
results of recent aeroplane raid
made by Zeppelins on Saloniki The
state department has received this
information from the American con-
sui at Saluriki
Signed Dual Neutrality Pact.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
London, February 2.-The AdeYe-
rul, a newspaper of Bucharest, de-
clares that Greece and Rumania have
signed dual neutrality convention.
according to dispatch received here
by wireless from Rome
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
HEIR TO THRONE KILLED
r. Disfayor With the Turkish Chief, the
Next in Line Made Away
With Self
limited Press Dispatch.I

Amsterdam, Holland, February q
A report reached here today to the
effect that the heir apparent to the
Turkish throne had committed sui
eide by bleeding himself to death,
cutting his arteries in a room in the
royal castle. 1t is stated that he did
this because he was in disfavor in the
eyes of the sultan. 1t is said that the
prince was opposed to the alliance
with Germany and for that reason he
was frowned upon by the Sultan.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
OUTLOOK IS VERY BRIGHT
Head of Railway Motor Factory Is
Pleased With the Seasons
Prospects

G.. Wilson, inventor of an improved
railway motor. and superintendent OF
the Railway Motor company factory
which is located in the r. +. Neubert
building, stated this morning that the
outlook for the seasons business was
fine. The factory this week shipped
a motor to Aberdeen, S. D., and an
other to Walworth, Wis. An order has
also been received from Andover, S.
d., and the plant will soon need to be
much enlarged to keep pace with the
rapidly increasing business.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04

Washington, Feb. 2.-The admins
tration tariff commission bill was in
troduced in the house by Representa-.
tive Rainey of Illinois, ranking Demo.
cratic member of the ways and means
committee, who will have charge of it.
1t provides for a commission of five
members, with the widest authority,
to investigate tariff conditions in the
United States and abroad, but with
out the power of recommending rates
or schedules. Each commissioner
would receive an annual salary Of
$4,000 and not more than three should
be members of the same political
party.
Representative Rainey said the bill
had received President Wilson'S ap-
prevail.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
PARKER is BOUND OVER
Is Charged With the Theft of Clothing
From Workers at Rspidan
Dam.

Joe Parker, recently arrested on
the charge of grand larceny in the
second degree it being alleged that
he stole clothing from the working
men at the camp at Rapidan dam, had
his hearing before Judge Plymat OF
the municipal court this afternoon,
and was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury In default
of 500 bail he was committed to the
county Jail.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Owners Of the Autos.
UNITED Press Dispatrh. |

ST. Paul, Mimi, February Resi-
dents of Minnesota's three principal
cities, Minneapolis, Duluth and ST.
Paul, own one-fifth of the automobiles
in the state. In these cities there is
one car for every thirty-fiye per-
sons. Other Minnesota towns have
1920 cars while farmers have 49,
$50.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Old Sol Was Out Also.

Old Sol was playing brilliant en-
gagement today and if any ground
hogs in this part of the country VEN
tured forth from their hiding places,
they certainly were given an oppor-
tunity to gaze upon their shadows.
Tradition has it that under these cir
cumstances, the people are in for six
more weeks of winter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
M'CALL CUTS OFF NAME
Massachusetts Governor Declares He
Is Not Candidate For the
Presidency
UNITED Press Dispatch

Former Governor Mccall of Massa-
chusetts today sent a telegram to
Secretary of State Julius Schmahl
absolutely declining to be candidate
for the republican nomination Iug
president of the United States. He
had been put forward as the candi-
date of the "old guard" republicans
and against the progressives.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
They Express Their Admiration of the Daring of
Brave Teutons; Remarkable Feat Is
Frankly Admitted
limited Press Dispatch. !
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German Submarine Dove
Under the Water Leaving
Partof Grew With Enemy
UNITED Press Dispatch. ]


London, Eng, February 2.
Six of German submarine
crew were captured in very
remarkable way yesterday by
French destroyer, off the
Greek coast near Saloniki. A
German submarine had just
taken possession of cargo
ship. Several members of the
submarine had boarded the
cargo boat, when the destroyer
appeared. The submarine had
to dive so quickly that she had
no time to rescue the six mem
bers who had left the craft.
These are the first prisoners
taken by the allies in that re-
gion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
SHORTAGE OF THE COAL
People in Canadian Towns Compelled
to Gather in the Centers of
Population
UNITED Press Dispatch.l

Regina, Saskatchewan, February 2
People from the country are being
congregated as fast as possible in the
centers of population to conserve the
rapidly diminishing coal supply. It
is believed that the government will
soon take possession of all the coal
in sight and hand it out to the peo-
pie in such way as to make it last
as long as possible
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Northern LEAGUE Activity.

IJnIJeu PTtss DIspdtcn.J
Minneapolis, Mimi, February q
Six clubs will hire not over thirteen
players each paying ont over s1.400
salary for 100 games in the Northern
Baseball league, it was announced to-
day following the magnates annual
meeting Duluth, Mimi, Superior.
Wis, Virginia, Mimi, Fargo, n, D.,
Winnipeg, Man, and Fort William
Man, will form the league. a.o
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04

Des Moines, Feb. 2.-President and
Mrs. Wilson were met at the station
here by committee representing the
Greater Des Moines committee, the
chamber of commerce and the East
Des Moines Commercial club.
Four companies of national guards
men, with the entire police force OF
the city, held back the large crowd
Continued on Page Two
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Fear of Overflow.
limited Press Dispatch. ]

u
Vicksburg, Miss, February 2.-Dav-
is island, it is feared, will be engulfed
by the Mississippi river, owing to the
breaking of the levee. 1t is here that
the historic home of Jefferson Davis,
president of the confederacy, is To-
Gated, and fears are entertained that
this historic mansion will be swept
away.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Mayor Making Slow Prouress.

DR.. A. F. Schmitt announced today
that Mayor A. G. Meyer was making
-ather slow progress in getting rid of
re jaundice, which at present makes
Unsafe to operate upon him for gall
ones.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Killed in Wreck.

United Press Dispatchl
Paris, February 2.-Sixteen per-
sons were killed and many others
were injured in a wreck of the Calais
express at the st. Denis station.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Japanese Craft and An American
Freighter Both Sink
SENT DISTRESS SIGNALS
Fate of Crews Not Determined
One Steamer Loaded With
Petroleum
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.

[
Huntington, West Va, February
2.-Sam Brown, Pittsburgh tow
boat, was sunk in the Ohio river
today within a few minutes after
her it's boiler exploded. 1t is be-
lieved that thirty of the crew per-
ished, while six reached the Ohio
side of the river. The boat was
blown to pieces and sank immedi
ately.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04


Boston, Mass, February 2.-Fears
are entertained here for the safety
of the Japanese steamer Takapa Maru,
which collided with the Silver Shell
off Cape Race 1t is stated that the
Japanese vessel is now in a sinking
condition and needs help
Halifax, N. S., February 2.-The
Japanese steamer Takata Maru and
the steamer Silver Shell, reported in
a collision and possibly sunk, were
afioat at four o'clock this morning, at
which hour a wireless message was
received at Cape Race, New Found
land, from the Takata Maru.
Both Were Sunk.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
st. Johns. n F., February RE
ports received here indicate that both
the Japanese Steamer Takata Maru,
and the American tank steamer Sill
hundred miles southeast of Cape
Race last night. Nothing could be
learned as to whether the crews have
been saved. The Silver Shell was
loaded with petroleum, en- route from
Bayonne, New Jersey, to Dunkirk,
Scotland The TaKata Maru was en-
route from London to New York.
Boston, Mass, February 2.-At a
late hour today the Japanese steamer
Takata Maru, and the American
steamer, Silver Shell, which collided
in the dense fog, were reported to be
still afioat,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Introduction OF Executive to
Crowd at Topeka
PRAISE COUNTRY HEAD
Tribute Is Extended Him For
Keeping United States Out
ct War
(Associated Press Dispatch.l

Topeka, Kan, February I'm
Producing President Wilson to g.
Geo people, Governor Capper, a
republican and not in accord with
the preparedness program, praised
President Wilson for keeping the
country out OF war, and declared
that all kansasans are for Will
son-whateVer his preparedness
opinion. president Wilson has
sat undismared on the hottest lid
that has seated any president
since Lincoln" concluded Gov
ernor Capper.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04

Kansas City, February g.
President Wilson arrived here
from Des Moines at eight o'clock
this morning and departed for
Topeka, Kansas, aboard special
Santa re train to make two ad
dresses this afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04

Kansas City, Nc, February 2.
Precedent Wilson arrives here
tonight to make his final speech
on the subject of preparedness,
before returning to Washington
to resume his official duties there.
1t is said that the president will
tell the people CT Kansas City
that he does not like to be con-
tinuaiIy writing notes, whenever
laws on humanity and justice are
violated by foreign countries.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04

Des Moines, Iowa, February 2.
lin high spirits over the recep-
ton he had been given here, and
feeling that the result CT his mis-
sion would be all that could be
hoped for, President Wilson left
today with his party for Topeka,
Kansas, where he is to make his
next public sass.ress.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
WALK WE FRANCYI.
NieEncy odbii Pozycye.

Berlin, o1. pazozlernlka. - ka-
port z mad Somme oglasza, il
Nlemcy nagiym a bardzo potez-
nym ataklem odebrali pozycye
stracone W dniach ostatnich po--
miedzy Maisonnette a Biaches-
sama wieS Maisonnette zostala o.
debrana rowniez, a Niemcy wzie-
i w niej do niewoli 412 Francu--
z6w Is oficerami. AngIicy ata-
kowali pomiedzy Les Beufs a Nor
val po wielkich wysilkach
stratach wiekszych jeszcze zdo--
lali opanowac niektore okopy.
Londyn-Paryz, 81. pazdzierni--
ka. - RAPPORT angielski francu-
ski przyznaja, re sic Niemcom IL
dalo pod Maisonnette odebrac po-
zycyi cze5c, zdobytych W zesziym
tygodniu przez Francuzow, lecz
zato we wszystkich innych ata--
kach odparli Sprzymierzeni ME
przyjaciela, a tam gdzie sami a.
takowali poczynili wydatne poste-
py. Anglicy pomiedzy Les Beufs
a Morval, Francuzi pod Sally
Sailliessel wzieli pozycye i okopy
Niemcom. Nadto toczyly sic wal
XII ma flandryjskim froncie, W sa-
mel Belgii juz: pod Wytschaete,
Boessinghe Anglicy atakowali O.
kopy Niemc6w - noca; wzieto
i'm ienc6w naczyniono szkody
niemalo W pozycyach; pionier6w
niemieckich baterye angielskie
zniosiy mad kanalem La Bassee.
Berlin, 81. pazdziernika. - Ko-
menda niemiecka przeznaczyla
gen. Hohenborna ma dowodzce je-
dnego z korpusow we Francyi:
Hohenborn byl ministrem wojny
pruskim, ktorym W jego miejsce
ces. Wilhelm zamianowal gen.
Steina.
Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. - u
rzedowo og}oszono, IL kapitan
Boelke, naiznakomitszy aviator
woienny niemiecsi, ktory zrzucii;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
Walk W Macedonii.
ParYz, 81. pazdziernika.

Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. - Ma
froncie macedonskim zmian waz-
niejszych niema dniami ostatni,
mi, choc walka tam .bynajmniej
ME ustaje: mad Crna Reka Serbo-
vie Francuzi ucieraja sic Bui-
garami, trzymajacymi potezne po-
zycye na gorach: teren tn podob-
ny zupeinie do alpejskiego, W
Trentino, gdzie powodu jego
trudnosci postep rowniez tylko
powolnem tempem odbywac sic
moze.
Berlin, 81. pazdzierr,ika. - Ra-
porty Centralnych podaja, IL wal
XII mad Crna trwaja bez przerwy
-pomySlne dla Buigarow i po-
siikujacych ich Niemcow. Ataki
serbskie zupeinie odparto - ko-
sztuja one STRAIT masy - nieprzy-
jaciela. Pod Kenali, Gradesznica
VeGeselo, wszedzie starcia byy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31

liniowe, zwycieskie dla Buigar6w
Komunikaty niemieckie utrzymu-
ia, il ma macedonskim terenie
valley re Sprzymierzonymi TAX
re kontyngens posilkowych wojsk
portugalskich. Podobno wal
ga tam przeciw Centralnym :
Francuzi, Anglicy, Serbowie, Ro-
syanie, Wiosi, Czarnog6rcy, Al
bahcy, Portugalowie, Grecy Bel
gowie; po stronie Centralnych :
Buigarzy, Niemcy, Austryacy,
Turcy j rozliczne ludy mahome--
tanskie, Turkom podlegle - jak
Kurdowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
Sprawy Morskie.
LondYn, 81. pazdziernika.


Pisma tutejsze omawiaja zywo
zatopienie okretow ,,Marina"
.Rowanmore', ma ktorych znajdo-
wa}a sic spora liczba Ameryka,
now: okrety te zatopili Niemcy.
5ez dania i'm jakiejkolwiek prze-
strogi, by sic ludzie ratowac mo-
eli - tedy straty w ludziach sa
sDodziewane wielkie. 1lu Amery-
kan6w zgineio faktycznie - ME
wiadomo.
Wczorajsze pisma ogiaszaja,
Il holenderski statek ,,Ryndam"
uratowa1 13-tu Amerykan6w ze
statku ,,Vigilant''', dawniej anne
rykanskiego, ostatnio sprzedane~-
go Anglii, a zatopionego przez
nur niemiecki.
Geneva, 81. pazdziernika. -
Pisma tutejsze oglaszaja ma pod
stawie miarodajnych informacyi
niemieckich, il oba wielkie nury
handlowe niemieckie Bremen" i
Deutschland" zostaly zatopione,
lub ujete przez Anglikow: ,,Bre-
men" ME dotarl wcale do Stan6w
Ziedn. i ME wrocil - najprawdo-
podobniej zatopiony; .Deutsch-
land" wybrai sic byl ostatnio W
druga podr6z do Stanow Zjedn.
r6wniez zaginai; wys}ano muir
u. LIIII." w poszukiwanie o.
wych handlowych nuroW - lecz
nur ten, ktory zrazu rowniez "a
stracony uznano - powroclf, ME
dostawszy najmniejszych wska-
zowek O losie obu wymienionych
statkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
OBAWA NOWECQ KRY-
ZYSU Z NIEMCAMI.
Wilson zaprzecza kIam|iwym pog|oskom.
ME CHCAPoLITYKI WKoSCIELE.
Rozfam wsr6d Niemc6W.
FARMERZY STOJA PREY WILSONIE.
lime Telegrarny.
FARMERZY STOJA PRzY WILSONIE.
lime Telegra1ny.

,,Marina", przyczem prawdopodo-
bnie stracili zycie znajdujacy sic
ma MIN obywatele amerykahscy ia
kotez o ataku niemieckiego nura
ma brytyjski parowiec frachtowy
rRowanmore", przy czem takze
zycie obywateli amerykahskich
zostaio wystawione ma niebezpie.
czenstwo. Dotychczasowe infor'
macye sa jeszcze niezupelne dla'
tego Department stanu ME vie
czy zaszio W tych wypadkach
z1amanie danych poprzednid
przez Rad niemiecki obietnic od
noSnie do prowadzenia Rampant
fodzi podwodnych. Sekretarz Ian
sing odm6wi{ jakichkolwiek ko-'
mentarzy w tel sprawie, zauwa'
zyi tylko re sytuacya wydaje sig
powazniejsza niz kiedykolwiek
przedtem Cd czasu zatopienia o.
kretu Sussex" ktore omal ME
doprowadzifo do zerwania stosun-
kow dyplomatycznych Z rzadem
berliliskim.
RAPPORT konsuia Frosta zastrze-
ga sic, &c jest prowizorycznym
icdynie i nastepnie donosi, il wio-
zaGy konie tansportowiec bTytyi-
ski Marina, posiadajacy szaiogG
F-ziozona eesSeiswoEs
czeSciowo zas z Amerykanow, 20,
stall zatopiony przez niemleckq
fodz podwodna w odleglo5ci 10C
mil Cd Cape Clear re okolo 7C
ludzi Z zalogi, ktora skfadala sic
re 1Of, jest zaginionych. lime do
niesienic lonsula Frosta stwier-
dza, ze czfonkowie zaiogi parow-
ca ,,Rowanmore", do ktorej male
zeli take Amerykanie, byli o.
strzeliwani przez nur niemiech
ma }odziach ratunkowych, ma kto-
re schronili sic po godzinnym pra-
vie poScigu swego okretu przez
nur ten.
Wedle twierdzenia agent6w IL
Mi Donaldson, do ktroej Mari
ma" nalcza}a, statek ten ME byI
zarcgistrowany jako regularly
transportowiec marynarski, byi
jedynie zwykiym okretem frachto
wynn, ktory wiozl konie dla Allan
tow, Niemcy powinni byli zatem
stosowac do niego wszystkie
przyrzeczenia, jake dali w spra-
vie prowadzenia Rampant pod
wodnej po zatopieniu parowca
Sussex. Przy wyjasnieniu dal-
szem sprawy najwazniejsza RE.
czq bedzie stwierdzenie faktu,
czy zatopienia dokonano tbez po-
przedniego ostrzezenia, czy tez
bylo ono spowodowane usilowa--
niem ,,Mariny" umkniecia pred
scigajacym ia nurem.
Newport News, Va, 81 paz--
dziernika. - Gdy parowiec Ma
rina" odjezdzaf fadunkiem ko-
nj Z tutejszego portu, znajdowalo
sic ma MIN 50 Amerykanow, zapi-
sanych jako ludzie, przeznaczeni
do obslugi koni. Trzech pomiedzy
mimi pochodziio Z Chicago, a mia
nowicie: Eddie Martin, r. F.
Clarke i n. Little.
sL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
Walk W Azyi.
Piotrogr6d. 81. pazdziernika

Piotrogr6d, 81. pazdziernika.-
RAPPORT z dzialah azyatyckich po-
dale o walkach wznowionych ma
wieksza skale W okolicy Czurkur,
Norszen - W poblizu Bitlisu
starcia tam byiy wieksze i mniej-
sze oddzialami tureckimi -
ktore wygnieciono zupeinie W ca
lei tel okolicy. W dyrekcyi Ha-
MADAM Rosyanie postepuja silna
ofensywa i odebrali Turkom SEE
reg caIy miasteczek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
RewoIucya W Abissynii.

Londyn, 81. pazdzierniH-. -
RewoIucyoniSci pobili w stanow-
czej bitwie stronnik0w rzqdu do
tychczasowego ojca kr6la Lidij-
Jeassu, starego Ras Mlkhae'go
wzieli do niewoli. Lilij-Jeassu
lest miodzieniaszkiem uszed} re
stolicy. Rewolucyonisci statecznie
zajmuja kraj caly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-31
RUMUNSKA
POTRZEBA.
z ZDefensywy W
0fensywe.

Paryz-Piotrogr6d, 81. pazdzier-
nika. - WojSka rl1nunskie nagle
zawrocify odwotu na froncie
siedmiogrodzkim uderzy1y ma ma
ciskajacych ma ME Niemc6w w O.
kolicy Campo-Lung Vulkan
przeSeezy, a pobiwszy ich - cd
party na znacznej przeStrzeni
Sprzymierzonych raporty. ogla-
szaja, IL wodzem naczelnym ar
mil rununsldej zosta4 zaniano--
wany m8ody, znakomity general
francusk - Bertholet.
Bukareszt, 81. pazdziernika. -
Ponad wszelka watpliwoSc pew
mem Jest, IL napor Centralnych
zostal przynajmniej wstrzymany
poteznie - jezeli jeszcze ME cal
kiem odparty. Charakterystycz-
mem Jest, ze Berlin Wieden do
nosza, IL sytuacya ma siedmio-
grodzkim froncie - jest ,,nie
zmieniona"... Tyrnczasem z
Piotrogrodu potwierdzaja donie--
sienia 0 odparciu austryackich a
tak6w W Karpatach bukowih-
skich, W okolicy Dorna-Watra, a
rumunskiej armii donosza O
wstrzymaniu postepu Centralnych
W najgrozniejszej partyi frontu-
w okolicy .Wulkan prze1eczy,
gdzie dazyli na wazne wielkie
rumunskie miasto Campo-Lung.
Niemcy juz ogiaszali, ze miasto
owo zdoby1i - okazaio sic to
nieprawda - owszem zostali pod
MEM dotkliwie pobici zmuszeni
do cofniecia sic ma ca8ej linii.
- Raporty rumunskie podaja
Po krwawej zacietej bitwie na
p6lnoc Cd waznego strategicznie
miasta Canpo-Lung Niemcy
Austryacy zostali odrzuceni ma
przestrzeni Z CORA Och mil ku
granicy, Rumuni wziei i'm spo-
70 jehc6w, dziaI broni. Jedno--
czesnie wznowiono ofensywe ro-
syjsko rumuhska W Dobrudzy-
gdzie odniesiono takze powodze-
MIA znaczne lecz o Mich niema ie-
szcze wyczerpujacych raportow.
Ma calej karpackiej linii Rumunii
Centralni sa W ofensywie - pod
Tulghes Bicazu - niema zmian
wazniejszych, lecz ME wpuszczo-
no nieprzyjaciela nj kroku dalej.
w dolinie Praszowa, niedaleko
Campo-Lung boje sic tocza najza=
cietsze; W dolinie jul odparto ma
p6r Centralnych i Rumuni wy
pieraja ich SLIME: wzieto tam
Centralnym W wafkach ostatnich