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The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18

stayed much longer, but he got thor
oughly tired of patching in a months
time. Now he can sympathize in
full with ye bachelors.
J. L. Byer and F. C. Miles intend
to begin stacking this week. Then they
an patiently wait for the threshing
machine, as they will begin their fall
plowing right away.
A social was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Saturday night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner who
are visiting thee. The evening was
passed in conversation and playing
various games. At midnight a full
lunch was served after which the
company broke up bidding Mr.. and
Mrs. Stoner adieu, and wishing they
might visit in our midst again as they
seemed so favorably impressed with
this country.
The United Ladies' Aid Society met
with Mrs. Ivia Byer last Thursday
1t being her birthday, they gave hel
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18

ports crops fine and harvesting well
under way.
Jesse Hoke, Bill Mcintyre and w
II. Mccormick were in Vandalia Mon
day on a hurry up business trip.
Bert Langen and wife of Glasgow
were in Vandalia Monday evening
with party of friends in their auto
c. F. Perry has purchased large
tract of land near Vandalia and ex-
poets to put it all in crop next year
Stillman C. Moore, candidate for Re-
publican nomination for Clerk of the
District Court was a visitor in Van.
dalia Monday.
Mrs. John Betz returned from Min
nesota on Wednesday after visiting
friends and relatives near Pelican
Rapids for the last month.
Any one wishing to sell grain OF
any kind should see James Corcoran
agent for VIM. Grettum & Co., Grain
Commission Merchants of Duluth.
G. A. Sphinx and his nephew Chas
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18

Sphinx autoed to Nashua Monday on
business and returned home the same
evening.
Miss Grace Remore, candidate for
Count Superintendent of Schools went
to Glentana on the 18th to meet the
1oters.
The new agent at Vandalia sold
the first ticket Monday evening, the
18th Of the month. 1t sure gave the
depot a jolt.
The Metadore Cattle Co., of Texas
will ship one train load of big steers
to Vandalia on August 10Th. There
will be about 1900 head.
Sam Coats returned from Wiscon-
sin where he was visiting friends the
past few months. He will return to
his homestead on the North Bench.
Vandalia people are happy to see
the new depot agent stationed at this
point. This is a big shipping point
for all products and he will find plen.
ty to do.
G. A. Sphinx made several trips te
Tampico to the big dance Saturday
night. All who attended report {
fine time. About Is couple wert
present.
Fred Remore, who was badly burn
ed in the fire at the Snake Creel
School House went to Glasgow to hav,
the wounds dressed. He returned Of
the skiddoo with his hands bandaget
up and feeling better.
The new confectionery store at Van
dalia is doing rushing business. Thi
is very much appreciated addition
to the business end of this place an
Jas. Corcoran, the congenial propri
etor, is to be congratulated for hi
progressiveness.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18
NORTH BENCH

Bill Curry is taking in the Chautau-
qua this week.
Mrs. C. A. Collins visited with Mrs.
Stewart one day last week.
Harvesting is about over with
around here, except fax.
Mesdames Bill Peters and Israel
Alderman were shopping in town last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fitzgerald from
Tampico were Glasgow visitors on
Monday.
J. L. Byer and family called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice last Sunday
afternoon.
The Commissioners were out view
ing the doings around the poor farm
last Saturday.
Not so many around here are at
attending the chautauqua this week on
account of the busy time.
Bill Peters took out a new binder
one day last week and on the way
home cut a piece of oats for Mr..
Kampfer, also some for Dick Rich
ardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stoner and
little daughter, Dorothy, from Louis
vile, KY, are visiting at c. A. Col
Inns. Mrs. Stoner and Mrs Collins
are sisters.
Mrs. Henry Burger and three chill
dren returned Wednesday from four
'seks' visit at Toledo Ohio, and other
points in the east. Mrs. Burger re-
ports a very pleasant trip and if Hen
ry had been with her, she could have
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18
BARR ITEMS

Crowded over from last week.
Dance at the Arndt school newt
Friday night
A. B. Duncan solde team of horses
to Mrs. Campbell last week.
The second dance at A. C. Mogan's
Friday night was we'll attended.
HISS Helen Gesaman spent Satur-
day and Sunday on her claim.
Canoeing is the favorite pastime for
the neighbors on the Lindblom dam
Miss Mogan is entertaining a lady
friend, Miss Miller, from Dakota this
week..
Roy Jones is the latest on the list
to have the auto fever. He pur.
lhased a new Buick last week.
Messrs. Golden and Bailey have
purchased threshing rig near SEQ.
bey and will leave for there soon.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
will hold their meeting with Mrs. T
7. Hatton next Sunday, August 18th
Mrs. McKinsey entertained the w
w. Club last Saturday afternoon. A
very pleasant time was had by al
present.
Ed Hudspeth and family, Miss Ella
Hatton, Avery Booth, Art Moen
Chester Campbell, George and Major
Hickok Sundayed at the T. H. Ranch
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18

birthday shower" She received
many beautiful presents for which
they all have her thanks. Mrs. Ston-
er was a visitor at this meeting. At
the usual hour refreshments were
served, after which the society ad-
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18

journed to meet with Mrs Mae Vertz
on August oath. Everybody invited
to attend these meeting. We are al
ways glad to have all the members
pres ent and especially do we like to
have visitors
The Glasgow courier., 1916-08-18
.0eRurQl
Roundup
Items Sent in By The C0uriers
Special Corps of NeDs Caterers
VANDALIA ITEMS

Otto Nygard and little son, were in
town Monday purchasing supplies.
Peter Kvam and Elmer Bake of
the North Bench were in Vandalia
Sunday.
Charles Perry, Morris Denham and
Ed Sholtz were in Vandalia attending
to business matters.
George Snyder was in town from
his homestead Wednesday. He re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

leper, and his marvellous cure the speaker
grippcd the attention Of his audience
which filled the big tabernacle to the
doors
some people can lie faster than horse
can trot" declared the evangelist In deny
ing that The young people in public
dance han had openly ridiculed the par
Elephants In Saturday nights big parade
Of church members
81 have no time for dancing" said the
speaker but / want to give every devil
his dues"
Some OF you fathers tell your boys
TO keep out uf bad company. why, the
worst company some of them could he in
would be to walk down the street with
YOU
Nbout 2nU0 church members. headed by
Burgess j. Elmer Saul took part in the
street uaradc after the tabernacle meet
ing saturday night and an open-air scrv-
ice was held by the evangelist In the busi-
ness section.
This morning AT the invitation OF Gr-
sinus college. The entire Biedcrwolf party
viii e. TO GollcgnvillC and conduct sgrv-
ice i'm college Han. The students at the
college have promised to attend one Of
the services here In body during the
campaign
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
$4,000 RUSH TO HEAR
SUNDAY IN BALTIMORE
Evangelist, Introduced by Gov
ernor, Says, 81 Will Clean
Up This Old Town

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb 2s.--Afer a
whirlwiud start In Baltimore yesterday.
when $1,000 persons visited the tabernacle
and 5000 others were turned away Billy
Sunday today took his weekly rest. so
engagements were made FOR the evangelist
for today and no sermons will he preached.
This morning billy" Ma" sunday son
George and the other members Of the Sun
day party took q long automobile ride.
after which they returned TO the sunday
home on Mount Vernon Place. where
billy" announced he would rest the re-
maindcr of tho day.
Inc evangelist wac enthusiastic over
the beginning he made here. II have made
a great start" he said today. "aud I will
clean up this old town to stay cleaned 81
Several committee meetings were held dur-
ing the day, the most important of which
was one to arrange for church meetings
for boys and girls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
HIS 9th YEAR AS TREASURER
Or. Jesse c. Green, of First West
Chester Fire Company, Begins II
Tonight

WEST CHESTER. Feb 2S-tor the
67th consecutive year Dr Jesse e. Green
viii be nominated tonight as treasurer
of the First West Chester Fire Company
lie is % years old. but as hale and
hearty as many Of the members OF 40
years
His only illness in his long and active
life came two years ago. whcu ne suf-
fcred n severe attack Of pneumonia hut
made an unexpected and complete re-
covery \ year ago he broke wrist i'm
a fall but has also recovered from this
mishap.
Until last autumn the aged dentist was
an ardent dcvotec Of the bicycle and
II was his custom to ride every morning
number of miles over the streets of
tho borough before breakfast Iio on
poets TO resume this exercise with tN"
arrival Of pleasant weather
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
SENATE in TURMOIL
ON WATERWAYS BILL
Bitter Fight on Measure Grant
ing Rights for Dam
Constructions

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s-one OF the
bittercst fights Congress has ever seen is
now raging in the Senate on conservation
More than two weeks steady debate al
ready has been devoted to the question
and the struggle has now become so in
volvcd that the end is nowhere in sight
The issue centres upon tho Shields bill
10 regulate the construction Of dams across
navigable streams. The measure has met
with violent opposition from the con.
servatonists who declare IL is fostered
and promoted by the water power inter.
ests. They charge that it not only gives
away enormously valuable power conces-
sions to private interests, but that IL also
fails to provide adequately for the return
of these rights to the Government on the
expiration Of the lease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

di arrendcrSi ma lcrniro caritauo rispose
con I'm ririut" g cominrio' invccc a far
fuoco con Ia "ua mtraglatrice. propro
in uucstO mOmcutO II Cadavcre del Bar
I bcri Caddc in scguito ad una violenta
vtbrazionc della macchina su di un altro
Nolantc. II pcriColo era cstrcmo ora
MIA Salomone fecc uuo sforzo terrible
iislCamcntc moralmcntc. IGgi prcSSc IL
cadavcre del suo supCriorc 10 distcsc su
di un'ala della macchina @ poi sullaltra
ala dcposc il cadaverc del capttano Baili
Poi. sotfcrcnte per Ia rcrita. battuto
da I'M vCntO freddo tagliente Salomone
non crt piu un uomo. Egli era sDltanto
una NolOnta', ma una vOlOnta' putcntc, &C.
CcZiOnHlc. Figl non dovcva arrendersi.
non dOvcva CgScTc diStruttu. pOVcVa tor
mare allie sue liucC purtarvi / Cadavcrsi
del suoi compagnL
"Fu un viaggio spavcntoso. Parcva I'm
viagEio verso rctcrnita'. al di la della
spaZiO e del tempo. Salomonc non 81
spcgare come fccc a dstanaiarc L. mac
chine auStriaChc tanto da mettcrSi in
salVO. Finalmcntc cgli vide le liuCc ital-
lane sui IsOnzo e mel CcntrO di un aC-
Campamcnto attcrrO'. mcntrc sOldati 81
affolavano intorno ALA macchna g do
mandavano notizic del raid. I;ssi videro
nella maCchina tire Corpi merit, Tire
mOrti. pensarOno Il tutto prma, domain
dandoSi Sc | mOrti pOtcvanO plotare un
acrOplano Sc erano d frontc ad un mi
racolo. Ma SalOmonc era soltanto sve-
nutO Tinvenne presto. AVcva, oltre ALA
ferita, lc mani ed / piedi gelati.
Gabrielle d'AnnunziO. che reCentemcnte
rimaSc fcrito. e ricovcrato ora in un
ospcdalc di veneza, ma 81 tcntc che cgll
perdera' il suO oCChio dcstro. Egli fu
ferto mcntrc compiva una rCogniZionc
aerca. II poeta ha detto: "Scmbra che
il fatO mi serbi una stesSa sortc di Quclla
toccata Qualche ammo ia al mio illuStre
contemporaries GuEliemO MarConi. Sc
devc csser COST 10 spero soltanto che mi
81 conceda anche di spicgarc altrcttanta
encrgia per quanta ne ha potuto spicgare
Marcon dopO racCidcntc."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
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and consequently do not have the distribution for their goods
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Investigation shows that they are not properly posted
that they do not like be pursued by solicitors or placed
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

Sleet and Snow in Alabama
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. 2S--.A slect
and snowstorm is raging in northern Ala
bama today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
SUKCESNIEMC0W
We EFRANCYI.
Rosyanie przekroczyh Dniestr.

spore straty, lecz cwakuowano
miasto L powodu zbyt wielkiej
przewazajacej liczby wroga.
Przed tygodniem pod Blaama by
la rowniez walka, ktora wstrzy-
maia czasowo posuwanie sic "a
gonow austryackich: nieprzyja--
ciel straty poniosf ogromne, po-
bojowisko zasiane bylo trupem, d
jencow wzieto stu - przcwaznle
Wegrow.
Paryz. 10 lutego. - Donosza Z
wyspy Korfu, obsadzonej przez
Sprzymierzonych, IL ma wyspie
tel jest juz okolo $4,000 wojsk
serbskich, ktore tam spoczywaja,
reorganizuja sic i ekwipuja, him
do dalszej roboty beda uzyte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Hughes ME kandyduje.

Washington 10 lutego. -
Kongresman Hemp I Nirslnli o.
publikowai list sedzicgo NaJwyz-
szeso Trybunalu llushesa, w kto
rym ten oSwiadcza, zc sprzcciwla
sic stanowczo lqcAeniu SWcSo l.
mienia nominacyami prczydcn--
cyolnemi'', jakotez dawanlu W
jego interesie instrukcyi kandy--
datom.
Przy tel sposobnosci podnlesc
nalezv. re w Stanach poiudnlo-
wych panuje silny prad "a tem'
ably republikahskich delegatow ma
konwencye krajowa ME wiazac
irstrukcyami CO do popieranla pc
wnych iedynic kadydatow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
PROTEST PRzEC|WK0
ATAK0W| Ma A,PETR0L|TE.
Komisya przeciwna arnai kontynentalnej.
Sqdzia Hughes ME kandyduje'
Zdobywca nAppam" pojmany?
MA NAJLEPSzE TORPEDY.
Austrya przeciw zbrojenu okretow handlowych
ANGLIA zAMAW|A HYDRO -AER0PLANY.
Legislature chce reformowac mode.
legislature chce reformowac mode.
Niechca armii
kontynentalnej.

Washington, 10 lutego. - Dc.
mokratyCzni CzionkoWic komisyi
wojskowej L lzby posclSkicj "a
wiadonili prczydcnta Wilsona,
ze "a przeciwni jcgo projcktowi
armii kontyncntalncj, d podobnej
treSci oswiadczcnic maja mu zlo-
zyc czlonkowie republikallscy
ktorzy So zaproszcni przcz nicgo
dzisiaj na konierencye.
Dcmokratyczni czlonkowie IL.
wiadorilili prezydenta, zc So
zwolennikami powiekszenia armii
sta}ej do liczby 100000 zolnierzy
rckrutowanych ia termin dwu -
lub jednoroczny, dalej dazq do
upanstwowjenia milicyi, zorgani.
zowania Srodkow transportacyj--
nych dostawy wszelakich zapa-
sow wojennych, oraz wojskowegc
|ksztaicenia studcN1ow w kolegiaen
/ uniwersytetach, ktorzy W razIe
potrzeby mogliby bye powolanl
iako oficerzy rczcrWoWi. Zazna-
czyli przy tenn, re zalezy i'm ma
jak najryrhlejszem przeprowa--
dzeniu odpowiednich ustaw w kon
gresie. POdobnym zapatryWaniom
maja dat wyraz czionkowie repu-
blikaiscy, co Swiadczy tenn, ze
poslowie my5l zadah prezyden-
ia postanowili kwestye pogoto--
via zbrojnego traktowat ME jake
sprawe partyjna, ale jake oSolno-
narodowa.
Sam prezydent Wilson stol da-
lei przy programme armii konty~
nentalnej i 0 uchwalenie lego
wbrew rekomendacyi komisy,
ma poczynic usilne zabicgl W &C.
nacic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Znow Reid ma Anglie.

Londyn, 10 lutego. - DIVA ae-
niemieckie najechaly Wy
brzeza Anglii w powiecie Kent
rzucaly pociski W Ramsgate
Broadstairs; szkoda materyaina
jest prawie zadna, lecz dwie ko-
biety jedno dziecie odniosly po-
kaleczenia. Kilka maszyn angel
skich odpedziio zaraz Niemcow
Charakterystycznem jest W rel
Gzie tym, IL powiat Kent ley W
bezposredniem sasiedztwie stoli'
cy i dotyka jej przedmies6, a ma
wet czesG Londynu ley juz W
Kent powiecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Z Francyi.
Paryz, 10 lutego.

Paryz, 10 lutego. - Rad iran
cuski otrzymai nowego Szefa wy
dzialu awiatycznego: jest MINI ia
EGb Regnier, dyrektor szkoiy a.
VI; tyki i pyrotechniki awiat7cz,
ncj.
Londyn, 10 lutego. - L Aten
donoszq, IL Z wyspy Mityleny a
wiatorzy francuscy najechali pors
! miasto tureckie w Maiej Azyi,
Smyrne, a rzucajac pociski, zna-
czne tam zrzadzili szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Walki W Afryce.

Londyn, 10 lutego. - Rzac
hiszpanski w kolonii swej Gwine
afrykanskiej odkomenderowa
pulk wojska do strzezenia 14,OOC
niemieckich zolnierzy, ktorzy sif
tam schronili rozbroili: jest icI
900 Niemcow, reszta negrzy. Ma
czelnym wodzem wojsk angiel-'
skich W Afryce wschodniej costa
general SHUTS - wSkutek uSta-,
pienia chorego genera}a Smith
Dorriena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
AJAX | SUKCES ME
MIECKI Ma ZACHO-
DIE.

Londyn, 10 lutego. - Cd dnl'
kilku wzmozony atak Niemcow
ma linie francuskie dai i'm po-
wazny rezultat. Oto w okolicy
Nimy, W ArtoiS, po silnej bardzo
kanonadzie - atakiem czoiowym
Niemcy zajeli pozycyi francus--
kich ponad 800 yd., biorac okoSo
stu Francuzow do niewoli. Ra-
port francuski Przyznaje niektore
>traty W tym punkcie, lecz doda-
ie, IL dalsze ataki nieprzyjaciela
zostaly odparte, zajete Pozycye
"a wszystkie pierwszo = llniowe...
.Nadto rapport irancuski dodaje, ze
Francuzi wzajem przelamali i "a
ieli pozycye niemieckie w okolicy
Somme, rzeki, CO znow rapport
niemiccki przyznal. w kazdym
razie widocznem jest ozywienle
znaczne walk ma zaChodnlm IRON
Gle. co wr0zy zapewne o wlele sill
niej>ze jcszcze dzialania: to co
sic obecnie robi moze bye uwa-
zane "a przygrywke zaledwie do
tego koncertu, jaki oczekiwany
lest lada momentu. Faktem jest,
IL ostatn:rni czasy Niemcy spro-
wadzili masy wojsk ze wschodu
ma zachodni teatr woJny, co chy-
ba ME jest bez konkretnego celu
- podobno 100000 zolnierza swie
zego przybylo do Francyi.
Berlin. 10 lutego. - RAPPORT ME
miecki ogiasza. ze ma zachod cd
Vimy po krwawej bitwie zdobyto
500 yd. pozycyi francuskich, zada>
no straty wielkie nieprzyiacielowi
wzieto sto zoinierzy do ME
woh. w okolicy Somme rzesi
Francuzi atakowali bardzo SLIME
! przelamali czeSt obron niemie-
ckich. w okolicy Bois-le-Pretre
,o-,,l,n francuSki ZeStrzelonO :
obaj lotnicy zgineli.
Paryz, 10 lutego. - RAPPORT O.
ficvalny: w Belgii dziaiania ar
tvlerviskie w okolicy fortu Vau-
ban i pod Het-Sas; W okolicy La
Follie Niemcy explodowali ming
udalo i'm sic przedrzec przez
obrony francuskie w nlektorych
punktach. W innych zaraz zostali
odparci. Walka granataml recz--
nymi byla bardzo ozywiona. W
okolicy Neuville Thelus nlemle-
cki atak peino-liniowy zwyciesk0
odparto; miedzy scissors a
Rheims francuski atak powiodi
sic: udalo sic zajat Geese okopow
niemieckich; w okolicy St. Michel
baterye francuskie poczyni}y szko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Niemiecki grasant
pojmany?

Nowy York, 10 lutego. - o.
trzymano tn wymagajaca potwler
dzenia wiadomosc, re nicmieckl
okret wojenny Room, ktory RE
komo miaf faktycznie opanowac
brytyjski statek YAppam", choc
zasiuge tego przypisuje jego ME.
miecka zaloga ,,Mewie", zostai po
trzygodzinnym poscigu i walce
schwytany opanowany przez
brytyjski krazownik ,,Drake' W
odleglosci 200 mil ma poinocny
wsch6d cd wysp Bermudy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Ma Morzach.

Londyn, 10 lutego. - WczoraJ
pisma rozniosly pogloske, IL kra-
zownik angielski Drake" stoczyi
walke Z bandyckim statkiem ME
mieckim Room" i pojmal go wraz
Z zaloga: potwierdzenia wieSci
tel znikqd otrzymat ME podobna
i oficvalnic ME zostaia ona ami po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10

twierdzona, ami zaprzeczona. Wy
padek miaf sic zdarzyc 200 mil
ma zachod cd wysp Bermud.
Przypuszczaja IL Room" jest VIA
Snie tym okretem niemiecklm,
kt6ry rozbija lapic statki obce,
jak n, p. pojmal niedawno ansiel-
ski parowiec ,,Appam'', odstawio-
nv do portow amerykanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
lime TelegrarnY.

dy ogromne W pozycyach niemie-
ckich. w Alzacyi Belfort znow
byi przez Niemcow bombardowa-
ny. (Zdaje sic, re Niemcy skupili
size ataku swego ma Artois, gdza
obecnie 800, niedawno 1900 yd.
pozycyi francuskich zdobyli,
czeSG tych zdobyczy zostala ode
brana wprawdzie - ME mnlej
macy sic W tel stronie znaczny
postep Niemcow. Przyp. Red. D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
MA WSCHODNIM TEA
TREE WOJNY.
Moskale przekroczyG
Dniestr.

Piotrogrod, 10 lutego. - Ma ca
| lei linii bojowej walk zawrzafy
wznowione wielka gwa}towno-
Scia - najspokojniej stosunkowo
w centrum; ma poiudniowym cd,
cinku linii, w Galicyi wojska ro-
syjskie w szeregu zwyciesklch a.
takow przekroczyiy znowu rzeke
Dniestr w okolicy Uscieczka -
Austryacy sic cofneli &c stratami
pod Zaleszczykami Austryacy eN-
| plodowali miny - bltwa sic wy
wiqzala zacieta; padf W nlcJ ma
poStcrunku kaplan wojskowy W
chwi1i. gdy wSr6d straszliwego O.
gnia nieprzyjacielSkiego bfogo--
slawil idacych do boju zoinlcrzy".
(Raport ME podajc, kt6rej Stro--
ny by} to kaplan, czy kapeIan
wojsllowy, lecz rapport wzrnlanku-
ie epizod ow wyraznie. Przyp.
Red. D. c. Dalcj ma poinoc pod
Tarnopolem odParto atak au5try-
acki ma linii Jezierna NoroDl--
iowka Hladki. Z Woiynia i Blu
kowiny niema dis wiesci. Sa "a
to Z mad Dzwiny polnocnego IL
nil bojowej odcinka. Tu dzlafoWd
robota znaczy sic giownie - W
okolicy Rygi, gdzie baterye ro--
syjskie psuja robty ziemne Mem
COW i spowodowaiy explozye 1ch
SHADOW w okolicy Balloon. Mig
dzy Jacobstadtem a Dzwihsklern
rowniez armaty pracuja pilnle,
najpilniej W poblizsa Peniewieza,
waznego wezla kolejowego.
Berlin, 10 lutego. - RAPPORT ME
niecki donosi tylko o ma}o waz
nych potyczkach W okolicy Ky
gi i Dzwinska, BaranoWicz / La
chowicz. Austryackiego raportu
- niema.
Londyn, 10 lutego. - ENperc'
sytuacyi wojennej stanowczo "a
powiadaja odwrot Niemcow ry--
ch}y pozycyi dotychczasowych
w Polsce i ma Litwie. Olbrzymle
fortyfikacye ziemne, zaiozone
przez Hindenburga - wytrzymu-
ia tax dlugo tylko, jak dlugo zle-
mia pozostaje zamarznieta, gdy
nastana odwilze wiosenne, to sic
to wszystko stopi / rozplynie, a
Niemcy beda musieli sic zablerac.
Toz samo odnosi sic do pozycyl
ich w Polesiu, Pinszczyznic calej
i w p6lnocnym Wolyniu. Ostat--
MIA wiadomoSc o przekroczenlu
Dniestru ponownem przez Rosy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
z Wfoskiego Frontu.

Rzym, 10 lutego. - Oficyalny
rapport donosi O artyleryjskiej ro-
bocie ma caiej rnii: szczegolnie
nad softzo ogieh bateF5'i wloskich
poczynil szkody Austryakom po'
wazne i inne dobre daf rezultaty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-10
Walk W Azyi.
,s+antvnopol, 10 lutegc

Konstantynopol, 10 lutego. -
I Persyi nadesziy don'esienla, IL
expedycya wojsk rosyjsklch cl2-
gnaca ma Teheran, zostala pobita
przez powstancow persklch'
wspieranych przez Turkow, kur-
dow i Niemcow: Rosyanle COT
nell sic &c stratami; bltwa m1aia
mieisce pod Sandzulak,
Londyn, 10 lutego. - L Mezo-
potamii niema wiesci nowych
trwa tam sytuacya ME zmlenlona'
Natomiast donoszq wloscy kores-
pondenci z Turcyi do pism rzym-
skich, skad cytuja te wladomoSc'
pisma angielskie, IL Turcya cier,
ri gi6d w calem slow tych zna'
czeniu. Wine tu ponosi rad tu-
recki, kt6ry pozwolil ma tormo'
wanie W Turcyi firm, ktore naWet