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The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
The New York Americans Want
a Park All Their Own.
They Don't Like the Idea of
"Sponging" Off the Giants.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

New York, Dec. 12.-Captain Til
Huston and Colonel Jacob Rupert,
owners of the New York Yankees, are
making plans for the erection of
million-dollar baseball plant which
they hope to have ready for dedication
when the season of 1918 commences.
Like many big league club owners,
the bosses of the Yanks do not alto
gether approve of staging American
and National league games in the
same enclosure, and they have the
feeling also that they have worn out
their welcome at the Polo Grounds.
Hence they are going ahead with
plans for a big up-to-date plant of
their own and as soon as they decide
on a location the contracts will be
let and work started with a rush.
Too Much brotherhood.
Huston and Rupert, you see, are
looking forward to an American
league pennant, and when they sue
ceed in winning one they do not want
to go into a world series using some
one else's property. Last Fall when
the Red SOX transferred their games
with the Dodgers tC Braves Field in
Boston there was much unfavorable
comment made by the baseball pub
lie, for it appeared that there was
too much cooperation between the
National and American leagues and
the thought of it robbed the big Sc
ries of some of its attractiveness
So the Yankee owners have taken
their cue from the Boston situation
and they mean to be prepared. 1t is
known that the owners of the Giants
would rather keep the Polo Grounds
sacred to National league ball. They
want the historic old grounds all to
themselves.
Can't Find Location.
The question of a location for the
proposed Yankee plant is all that has
been holding up the progress of plans
for its building. Whether to build
the new park in Manhattan or the
Borough of Queens is the point the
colonel and the captain have to de-
eide.
1t is the belief among a ajority
of club owners that as soon as the
Yankees get a park of their own no
American and National league clubs
will invade each others grounds eX-
cept for the worlds series, and it is
believed this will add stimulus to the
game.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
w. L. FIELDING AVERAGES.

The official fielding averages of the
Western league, made public today,
show that Eddie Monroe was the best
catcher behind the bat in the league
during the 1916 season. Monroe was
in 80 games, more than any other
backstop except Kruger of Omaha,
and he made only II errors out of 594
chances.
Topeka also had other players who
ranked high in the fielding depart
ment of the game and only Sioux City
and Denver had a better team aver
age. Agler ranked fourth as a first
baseman and played 20 games as an
outfielder without an error. Goodwin
stood second at the keystone bag,
Cachran was the second best third
baseman in the league and Lindimore
played 2 ] games at shortstop with only
four errors Cole of Denver, ranked
as the best outfielder, playing in 81
games without an error and getting SO
put outs and six assists.
\ LOOK AROUND
Dude" Dodie. famous coach of the
University of Washington football
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
THE WORSE HE FELT The
BETTER BIG ED PITCHED

1t used to be a standing joke
with players on the Chicago White
Sox team that Ed Walsh never
would admit to feeling well Big
Ed always had something the mat
ter with him. in his own mind
And the worse Ed Walsh felt the
better he pitched.
Fielder Jones would approach
Walsh on the afternoon of an i'm
portant game and say: -'How are
you feeling today. Ed?"
Walsh would make an exclama-
ton of pain. .Oh. fierce" he
would reply. My head aches, l
have a sore throat and the old arm
is sore as thunder"
Fielder would have a sly smile
when he left Looks like a vic
tory today, sure" he would say.
I'm going to start Walsh He's
right"
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
OUT FOR X. U. CAPTAINCY.
Fast, Frost and Nelson Eligible for
JayhaWker leadership

Lawrence, Kan, Dec. 12-Three
players are in line for the captaincy
of the 1917 University of Kansas
football team, which will hold its an
nual banquet and election here to-
night. They are: Harry Nelson of
Hays, John Fast of Hutchinson and
Jack Frost of Lakin. All close their
football careers next fall. Tomorrow
the football men will be given their
ks" at the annual football smoker,
given by the student council of the
school This entertainment will wind
up the university's football season.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
IT'S TOO MUCH FOR HIM.
Automobile Racer Taken to Hospital
Following a Nervous Breakdown.

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. II. Arthur
Greiner, automobile racer, was taken
to the Psychopathic hospital today to
be treated for a nervous breakdown.
His ill health was attributed by
relatives to injuries received in the
Indianapolis sweepstakes automobile
race in 1911. when his mechanician
was killed and Re was seriously hurt
in the back
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
GEORGES CARPENTER IS IDOL OF
ALL FRANCE BECAUSE OF BRAVERY
Friends Do Not Believe Wizards Size Will Cut Amy Ice if
They

If Georges Carpenter of France to America fight
Jess Willard Les Darcy other he will probably be the
distinguished highly press agened
the squared circle American SOIL Therefore, he will
probably the biggest crowd that gathered
padded mt performance Not only Carpenter the holder
championship but he reputed be worth half
with highest military
her
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12

Carpenter has gained undying
fame as an aviator since the war be-
gan, his work being of the most haz-
ardous kind, taking him over the
German lines, where he sails around
directing the French fire by signals
while the Germans train all their air.
craft guns on him and do their durn-
dest to hit him in the solar plexus.
But so far he has escaped in mirac-
ulous manner and has been thrice
decorated for bravery, the last honor
he received being the military medal.
This honor was given to him for his
daring feat of flying over a German
line at a height of only 200 feet so
that he could accurately signal to the
French gunners what changes they
should make in their ranges to get the
best results.
NO FEAR OF JESS.
1t is supposed that, after having
flirted with death on the battlefield
so recklessly, Carpenter will be able
to enter the ring against Willard, or
any other opponent, without having
his heart jump up in his mouth, and
his admirers confidently expect him
to make a great showing.
The French flying pug is conceded
a chance against Willard solely upon
the showing he made against Bomba-
dier Wells. Altho Wells lowered
above him a physical giant over
pigmy, Carpenter knocked out the
English champion twice. and for this
reason his admirers do not believe
that Wizards size will prove such an
advantage to him if the two meet.
But it must be remembered that Will
lard and Wells are not the same by
wide margin, and it would certainly
be surprise to Jumbo Jess's hackers
if he should lose to the little French
man.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12

Some one wants that which
you do rot. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat-
iSficS both.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12

Honolulu, Dec. 12.-Vernon Ayau:
shortstop on the local Chinese base
ball team, which visits the mainland
annually, has been signed to play
shortstop for the Seattle club of the
Northwestern league. Ayau is said
to be the first Chinese baseball player
to enter organized baseball.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
AIva Wins From Friends.

Wichita Kan, Dec. 12.-Coach
Wyatt's basketball team from North
western Normal of Alva, Okla, won
it's first game of a 45-game ,cnedule
to be played during a tour to the "a
cific coast, here. when it defeated the
Friends university five, 33 to 81.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
Kilbane Outpoints Miller.

Youngstown, O., Dec. 12.-Johnny
Kilbane, featherweight champion, out
pointed Alvia Miller of Lorraine, here
in twelve rounds.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
shiverick Cornell Captain.

Ithaca, n. Y, Dec. 12.-Fritz Shiv-
erick, star quarterback, has been
elected captain of the 1917 Cornell
football team. Shiverick is a junior.
His home is in Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12

Nap Rucker, the Brooklyn
Dodgers star southpaw, and one of
the greatest pitching heroes of base
ball, has seen his last days Of action
on the diamond and has announced
his retirement from the business. It
isn't likely that Nap will leave base
ball entirely, however He has been
offered scouting job by Charley
Ebbetts, Brooklyn owner, and prob
ably will accept it
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

WINE
grubiicidadsq Que haga al pueblo dc Nue.
Mexico pensar algo. ~ mismo
Dios sabe que Ia Demoeracia hunca
pa tanidp mejor material para ganar
que ahora.
III nuev0 presidents ha solicitado Ia
aHuda de TODD Democrats Debe teneF
81 soporte Teal de cada uno de ellos. no
tsiporta cuales sean sentimientos
en- cAanto AL escogimiento de IN pre-
sidente Como 10 dijo 81 Juez Laugh
lin, TN hombre solo No puede hacer
TODD 81 trabajp La p~roTnesa dc ID.
operation por N. p. Walton, i'm candt
ITO para IA presidencia manifesto el
espiritu que debe actuar a todo Dbl
mdcrata.
81 ~ pemocraeia delinea un buen
rrograma cuyo obieto principal sea
Jeshacerse de la Chusma vieja Repu-
plicana de- Nuevo Mexico. y d~emusstra
eIle tai es su objeto principal stu mt
ras De ambiciones personaies III fac.
clones; " 81 manifesto clafamente
que Gaiere hacer negccios, puede po~
nor en 10 iista Ell sopofte de- una Mayo
ia s~ustancial de Ios Yotantes de Nue.
yo Mexico Pero 81 sasacHesta a dormir
y ahaadcna 81 trabajo, otros seras LOS
AZ las uvas ellos los Ne los guRcalesl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
sAHoRA Els Ell TEMPO DE IRA
BAJAR.

4 NMs44
ri TBS Dem0cratas do NueYo Mexico
vans tener una op0rtlinidad do ganaF
IA VI election de 1916 deben empezar
III tFabaJo Embellishments.
se ha hablado aago de pospoher Ill
trabajo do organization hasta despues
do Ii convention. Hacer este serfa
e9nleter saoidio. Ahora mismo IS eli
Tempe De conenzar Eli frabaio active,
energic0, yigoroso u deferminado. III
presIdente debe comenzar Immediate
niente una giFa DEL estadC i asistir EN-
~ reorganization en cada precinto.
IA linica cosa aue CANA es poniendo
una olganizaeion actiYa u ~pelead0ra,
chi cada condado Ell cada p~recinto'
del estado, M unico tempo para EN-.
pezar es ahora. Ia oposicipn nunca
esta normida. Ha estado tTabajando
TOR meses pasados Ell preparation pa.
IA ~ eleccion Esta trabajando ako.
qaiataniente, nluy ocapada, II con
astividad EN- cada condado.
Ia Depoeracia esta considerable.
lnente delapidada EN- algunas parties
TEL estado. Sc necesita t0nico n Il
iuaiasmo Y sisteina v direction de- la
organization central. Personalmente
tfabaio de cofdado EN- condado por hi
cabeciiia DE- n organization es 10 que
~ impeFatlYamente necesario ~ niece,
tario Embellishments ST hay aIguna
dtlacion 3 se deia la cosa para ma.
ittnaP por parte DIE los Democrats, es
cosa segura que lns Republicans los
esjaran p~hiflandn Ell la Iona.
Los gotos e~ncontra de la Chusma
Vieia "a hallan aqui Ell FL estado-su
f~icieptes para enterrar a Ia organiza-l
c:op R~epuhllcana debajo de- Id avalan
claa he las boletas.
Estes votantes deben ser llevados a
las c~asillas electoraIes. FL voto in
dependiente debe ser puesto en- Ia Iis-
e como rriaba que la Democracia es-
~ allip1ada \ que tiene puestos todos
sps %uniformes AZ guerra. La comision
central debe %conlenzar inmediatamen.
te INA canapana firne " continua de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

ST. Editor del NueVo Mexlcanu.
Sirvase dir eabida en- las column
f.as de su acreditado senlanario a las
.gI gslientes regoluefones por u uue III
anticipo mis- expresivas gracias:
VII, 4,,auta " nst;ss p,ov3aanass
N. s,ss ! ifoa d~esivnias svo ! hts5 MI.
ia ,sa n nasa,. III 4 $500 naar M
dre aue fla NJ nnesfro consocio Robar
to Dean n suegro de dos Va nuestros
~eonsocios .Tnan Fneinia2 M6nieo Az.
i,avides' Il dia \ iii Fahrafo az 1a1s5
~ sTsa$ N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
sENTlpA DEEUNcIoM.


TonngaviIle, n NJ, Feb. 1916
81 Editor del Nueyo Mexicanos
Santa Fes N. N.
A~preciable Sit Isl gusta siryase dar
cabida en- las craunpas dc ST acredita.
%seinanaYio q 10 s~igniente
Fl Ola 2f de Enero, Al. II. 1916 4 esoH
de His ZOO de Ia ma6ala dei0 I'D exib
III Ell sH casa Residential Ell chlnag6
v M@ Il que IN Vida igspondla III nom
liiTe 10 Toraasita 4 TsujIio, deapuea
u haBer sufrido nor 81 espacio de 4 me
aes Ge pra anferpledad ~desconocida. la
tilal pareala mo ser may grave, pero ST
cue Il estaba gNandc por 81 sendero
~ Ia separation etefna y al misno
tempo ~caglsandole seguir Ia ~anteceden
te muerte de ST. esposs Jose Guadalu-
ne TIujilo quien hahia muerto nueye
a.eses autos que ella.
dos en- sus sabias determinations
"a La llanaadc de entire nuestros me-
alos PARA que haya lido a darle cuenta
ae So vida terrenal Rogad todos sis
asIesados que el Ser supreme lie con
coda un ingar al lad0 de los Iustos u
ase 81 alma d~escanAe en- paz en- til
lapslon dc los bienaYenturados.
Deja para lamentar su triste sepa.
iacion en- este tenebfoso yalle dc i'd
eiimas en- primer lugar a sid desecn.
selada nadfe Jnanita Ortiz. quien Sc
llalla con si coraaon ~agobiado con eli
1las t%renlendo dulof, Cos hefmanoa Jo-
Sc 4 Espinoza v Benlgno E~spino2a
eiaeo hiJes. siendo ellos ursulp, Valen-
llif. uagetano, Benigno y Rupefto Tru-
sll9 tcdas casados \ opho nietos
~ ran nQnieT de Hobrlnos y pariens
les.
FL extiata ccntaba 81 tempo de Sin
4faefte GO no 56 ahos de edad loS clIa
leg sapo loefaflos on bnenas y homes
W o~cilphciones.
su yel0rio estuvo cohcurfldisimo de
sense Ia eual ia prleha Qas la.8sstinia
sra pien qoista y a%ltanente apreeiadR
1oF toda IA gentle de s7i c6munldad
Talnhien fie aalstida en- su velorio
p sNeledad Frateinai Dc Maestro
'adre 4esns Nazafepo y hasta Ia bora
ie sematarla
81 funeral Sc verified Fl dia Is como
las SO las de la manana EN- el ce1 n
tenlefio de Nuestro sehor de Esant
ALA en donde sus festos mortales per.
iane6efdn pef lueneos amos
que Dios nltigue tan acefbo dolbr /
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

IA p0ner los restos del finado en sa
lllflna nofada sea
Resqelt0 adefnas, que una copla de
estas Fescluciones sea presentada d Ia
fAmiiia del finado, una al Nueyo Next,
ano az Santa Fe, N Ms para que
sean publicadas Y otfa que sea archi
gada Ell LOS archives de nuestra SOcie
DAD
JESUS GUTIERREZ.
MEREGILDO RUIZ,
Comlsion
cAsIMIRO ORTIZ,
secretario
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

c~APTuRADo PoR UN lNvAsoR Al EMAN. Ill TENlsNTE sERcEs III
oMAN0o Pr "a MAcNtFtCA ADCufslctoNs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
PARA ~REuMATlgMn.

Tan prOnto como e0laienze un ata.
qpe de Rsumatismo apllqnege q Lini1
ilento de Sloan NO pierdan tempo
y Il sufran agonia innecesarla. Unas
cuantaa gotas del Linimentn de Sloan
en- las parties afectadas as TODD 10 que
leeesitan iii doloT desaparece inme.
diatamaiite.
I'm sufriesate agredecido esepibe.
@Estaha sufriendo pbr tres seinanAs
con Reglmatismp Cf0nico Y Nuca Enl
rierdada, aunquoA experiments nlus
chas medicines. tDdas ~fracasaron, " ea.
taba bajo 81 euidado de un doctor
Afortunaddmente "a del Linimanto de
sloan " despnes de usaTlo tres D cufs
tro dias me leyante htiano Il sano. Ess
toy empleado on uno de los departa-
nlentcs az ti~ehdasYinhs gfandes eli u,
T. d0tfde empleaat cefea ae stis d oehbs
eiaatas manOsl y todaeE staespefaonas
clertamente sabrdp TODD acerca del
Linlnentu de SIDanr-H# i. Smith, san
Francisco, Calf Enero, 1915--De
venta en- Ia Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

ldnec III inflammation, LA primer d0sis
TeRga Al nisio see0, TeslidO colilf0r.
lablfiaenfe, eViten ia exposition, v
dadIe a. G0mpQta de Alquitgan v PHO
del MI Bell Es piaceiteras sdayizaE
dora antis6Dtiea, leYanta flema Y TEL
da allgi0 tratamienI0 continue con lei
pfOpso euidadp eyitara Intermediates
seTias q nn resfriado prolongado. M
ldejen qiie su Milo sufra. Qbtengan
una hntellR hoy. Iliaiatan que les den
Ia C0nlpoEa de Alqnitfan N Pine del
Dr. Bell z6ets Da vsnta OH Ia DO.
tica Capital Pharmacy,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

M Mi
g,sss,,3a a~saIuclnnas ando
n46 sa1ssr vi naeso1aI
Y VA III faao sIas e,aies fiaYon i~ntrndiis
osds. %.S, f,.is F,,a,on ~3,nani,na.
Mas7a ddM4aas nar q aamisio, cea
Az aa sssado p~amocTat Iaa AZ sabaao
~ msS INV
III aaT ggs a,ss Il nonatkIoA ae4tNa
~ a86 N ~ a~Fa Ica sAi anfaSe ae|
\ ,,a0n M1@l16 ss sssgan III sansa Ea
I d.s Az NJ bsar1 4qis nnFdIai.
IA n III fodo anan2s IN
an Ins H raesam iii MAESTRO aSa,s pFeSi.
\ srooa ,c nstisan \ narHenlays
Ia,s 4 s,ss nolsftSas i III mannfgiea
a'd ,,ots s3fa d,sts taa cf.a5aa banI
@4san raas4,o "a Il n, ALI noh oao
m,.,s3o az NTH sen,uos ~d3fsaulso.
rs da XIV asnaci6naf
lgasa s.4Smaa ana esneeiaE
S,assa rdnssnns IL noisflca ae n,,asG
tvs aamsas u ra 4 inn Ns osaaal W a,,s II.
sF1as nasr,x5,es aa nr~AnafacIou uas
u daTansa erca,,tra ~ asFesinn \ ii
afan;n95s,st VA nag cnn hnnnF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
COMO cpRAR %REFRIApos.

Evftemse do ex~poaic'ones dc Vientosl
.colados. Conan con cnidado. Tornen
El Naevo Descubriiniento del Df King,
psi p%reparad0 del Pine y Alauitran,
baisanOs sanatiyos u laxativos pla-
.centeros. 81 Nueyo Observation-Disclosures
dol pa. King mata 4 destruye los ger
nlenes del FRO, saaviza Ia garganta
lrFitada y para la inflAmacion Sana
la membrane mucosa. Basque como.
.nei0r le parezca, listed no podrA ha-
lar rlejor remedio para la tos y res
friados. Su uso por mas que As amos
es una garantia de satisfaction DE
Yenta en- la BOtica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
!, ouE TgENEN QUE PELEAR.


Npsotros sabenlos 10 que tenemos
que palear, diio Il Juez Ii. ". Long, a
la coniaion central D~emocratica Ell dia
Que Sc reuni0.
rs una cpsa mny huena que la De
mocFacia realize ID que tiene aye PEI
lear Ilene qale peaear una ~organiza-
cicn que Sc ha at~rinchefado sola por
medic de ia manipulation y ~astncias
por las nltimas dos dAcadas Tiene
cue peleaY una ovganizaeion qle aiii
menta ~ publico con prpmesas bfilIan%
Fes d~urante Ia oalnpana-y laego4e dice
a pueblo que yaya ~ inferno ouando
lace las leNes Es una organization
dne no tiene ningun eseripulo para hi
yectar u preoeupacion d raza, y ha-
eefla arder aAllamaradas para adelan
tar sus p~rcp6sitos egoistas Rs una Oh
ganizacion que Sc mete por 81 ojo de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17
FogTALEzcA su hlGAno.

Para tener SUI hfgado activo use las
NueTas FHdoras del Dr. King.,l ELIAS
asegufan buena digestion. aliyian da
e~onstipacion, " tpiiifican TODD el slstes
ma suardan SD vista clara y su pieE
frasca aparieucia saludable. Soda
mente25 centavos-De venta oh la
Rotica Capital PharInacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

Una sonora pregunta a i'm contertu-
lio' que instrumental prefiere el piano
X a violin.
Sin dlda aIguna 81 violin
* pora que?
simplenente. poFque eh mucho.
aa facil tiraFlo por la ventana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-17

Recuerden Due este aho es ano de-
tanpans NacionaI, de estado, ciudad y
rcndsao' ~ gaieren saber todas las
rrtlcias acerea de los 1hovimIentos pc.
suscribanse al Auevc Mexica-
II. sclameute uN Peso al aho.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-24
Tirpitz domaga sic woj-
ny z Ameryka.

Washington, "a. sierpnia. -
Wielki admiral floty niemieckiej
Won Tirpitz, ojciec systemu bez-
wzglednego prowadzenia kanlpa-
nil nur6w, wyda1 manifest, W kt6-
rym domaga sic wojny ze Stana-
mi Zjednoczonymi. Dowodzi on,
ze restrykcye na{ozone ma komen-
dant6w nur6w w sprawie atakow
ma statki handlowe stanowia dla
Niemiec kule u nogi W ich obec-
nej walce ma Smierc zyGe i &c
Ameryka jest tax czy tax .wrogo
usposobiona wobec Niemiec, ME
powinno sic zatem zwracac uwa-
gi ma jej pretensye i zadania. Zda-
MEM Won Tirpitza wdanie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-24
A Rumunia?

Londyn, 24-go sierpnia. - Do
nosza z Weeier, IL tam pc
wszechny panuje pessymizm CO
do sytuacyi ostatnio wytworzo-
nej ma calyn teatrze wojennym.
a w szczegolnoSci ma Balkanie i
co do losow Austro- Wegier ,
najwieksze zaniepokojenie pa''u'
'ie co do stanowiska Rumun;;.
kt6ra stanowczo przechy'iIl sic
'na sronc Sprzymierzonych -
ak pisza wszystkic o,eml We
gierskie, a cenzura puSzcza tc
doniesienia, czyli rzadowo ie
stwierdza. =. w Wegrz@ch du-
chowni rumu1lscy, toWarzystWa
rumunskic SO pod wojenna k0n-
trola, pisma rumunskie po To-
bniez. Tymczasem Rumrn:i
aadnych nowych wiesci nlcma,
IA naog6} wyglada talk, jakb,'
dwuletnic przesz}o wahanie Ku-
munii, bynajmniej jeszcze lie
zostalo ukOnczonc. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-24
z T e a t r o w
w ojennych.

Ma Bafkanie Serbowie od-
pieraja wSrod walk zacietych
kontrofensywe Bufgarow, w
centrum Sprzymierzeni czy-
MIA postepy, Grecy gotuja sic
do odparcia inwazyi buigar-
skiej ma Kavala.
WfoSi odniesli sukces w Al
pach-To Tofana zdobyte.
Ma Polskim Teatrze Wojny
atak rosyjski wstrzymany ma
ca3ej linii; jedynie w Karpa.
ach posuwaja sic Rosyanie:
Howerla okolica zdobyte.
Ma zachodnim terenie woT
ny, w Pikardyi Anglicy ota-
czaja Thiepval; Francuzi pod
Verdun coraz dalej odpieraja
Niemcow.
Niemcy przyznaja zatopie-
ME pancernika ,,Westphalen''.
Nur handlowy ,,Deutsch-
land" przybyf szczesliwie do
Niemiec. ....
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WALK W POLSCE.

Piotrogrod, 24-go sierpnia. -
Ma p6Inocnym odcinku linii 'bo-
jowej, na Litwic i W kurlandyi
Niemcy atakowali pozycye ro-
syjSkic, uzywajac gazow zacza-
dzajqcych: mimo to ataki odpar-
to; pod Maniewiczami w zwy-
cieskicj potyczcc wzieto stu
Niemcow do niewoli. Ma poiu-
dniowym odcinku W Galicyi, pod
Brodani Austryacy kontratako-
wall Rosyan - bezskuteCznie.
Ma Pokuciu i w karpatach Ro-
syanie W oiensywic zajmuja 60
ry ia pograniczu wegierskiem
wyniosta CORA Howerla okoli-
ca zdobyte w zupe}nosci.
Wieden, 24-go sierpnia. -
Arcyks. karol uciera sic dzielnie
Rosyanami w nader trudnych
ostepach Karpat: wojska arcy-
ksiecia siegaja linia }ukowa Cd
Karpat az pod Halicz, wstrzy-
mujac wszedzie napor rosyjski :,
;dobrym rezultatem.
Berlin, 24-go sierpnia. - Ra-
porty nicnieckie i austryackie
donosza o postepie wojsk au-
stryackich W Karpatach buko-
winskich, pod Capul, gdzie ODE
brano Rosyanom zdobyte i trzy-
name dotqd pozycye; pod Stara-
Luczyna W okolicy wzieto Ego
ra 200 jehcow rosyjskich. Ma
froncic REX galicyjskich zar6-
VINO ma poIudnie, jak ma poinoc'
cd Dniestru napor rosyjski ma
Lw6w wstrzymany skutecznie {.
SLIME. Niemiecki rapport donosi,
tx walki mad Stochodem tocza sic
zaciete: Rosyanie odparci straty
z.-a 1rrn,nne
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WkOSKIEGO
TEATRU WOJNY.

Rzym, 24-go sierpnia. - Gdy
ma Karsie walka ograniczyla sig
W paru dniach ostatnich prze-
waznie do akcyi artyleryjskiej, W
Alpach ozywia sic walka wrecz;
mianowicie pod Tofana W Alpach
Dolomickich, nadzwyczajnie ME
dostepnych Wiosi zdobyli wspa-
male poprowadzonym szturmem
pozycye austryaekie; podobniez
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statnio donosza, sla spory kon-
tyngens ma wzmocnienie Bulga>
row, a nadto poSla kOrpuS woj-
ska do p6inoCnej Buigaryi ma
punowanie Rumunii, gdyby I'd
sic miaia zdecydowac ma woJne
takze po stronie Sprzymierzo-
nych. Podobniez kontyngens
wojSk ma ma Balkan przys}ac
znowu Austrya, ktora by}l
wszystkie prawie wojska swoje
wycofa}a ma front wtoski, z wy
jstkiem maIego korpusu stacyo-
nowanego w Albanii. .TymczaSem
Sprzymierzonym przybywaja W
pomoc swieze zupeinie, mako
micie wyekwipowane korpusy
rosyjskie i wloskie; Rosyan
przybywa okoio $4,000; lie Wio-
chow odkomenderowano la
Balkan jeszcze ME wiadomo.
Paryz, 24-go sierpnia. - O.
statnie doniesienia Z macedon-
skiego walk terenu podajq, IL
Serbowie pod Moriczovem od-
parli ataki buigarskie na lewem
skrzydle, a pod kaimackczalan
zdobyli $50 yd. okopow bulgar-
skich: bitwa wre nader zacieta !;
Serbowie posuneli sic rowniez
pod Struplno; w centrum Angl;-
cy Francuzi mirno kontratak0w
buIgarSkich zatrzymali wszy-
stkie zdobyte pozycye cd WGr-
daru do Dorian i cd Dorian d.
Strumy rzeki; w okolicy Ost:o-
wa jeziora postep sic macy
wojsk Sprzymierzonych.
Berlin-Sofia, 24-go sierpnla -
Raporty balkahskie donosza &c
W okolicy jeziora Ostrovo oG-
parto woJska francuskie, W o.
kolicy Moglena wojska serbSk:e:
ofensywa SprzymierzonycA =
donosza - nie ma waru i>I.w
rozVoiu rVChIeoo