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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS


opportunities for exceptionally beanti-
full photography a. well a scenes Of alb
sorbIng interest, have been taken full adj
vantage of in "Should a Wife Forgive ,"
an Equitable production, which will be
shown at the Dreamland today. There j.
a wonderful picture of a dance hall, where
Lillian Lorraine a La Belle Rose, the star
dancer, attracts the attention Of a Young
business man., who 4 there with his rwo
chums, one Of whom A. already in the
meshes OF the charmer. The manner IN
which the dancing girl holds the affections
Of both men j. revealed IN an exceedingly
interesting series of Illustrations. There
are some gripping scenes when the wife i
told that her husbands affections have
been placed elsewhere, the dancing girl
lllts her old admirer for the new with whom
she has really fallen in love. her reading
a note written 10 her by the wife, in which
The circumstances under which the money
spent for her advancement and pleasure
has been obtained from her own. and not
her husbands resources. are told. and the
scene between the young business man and
the glrl when, after reading the note. she
dares him TO commit suicide with her, and
he weakens. The pistol duel in the dark
between the lover who was discarded and
the one who l. IN favor. in which the girl
i wounded by one of the men, X a scene
Of intense excitement. The attempted
reconciliation of the young man and his
wife, and his starting out To again win
her love, are a fitting end for one of the
most soul stirring dramas ever flashed
upon the screen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Fort Brown Notes
Army Orders.

Issued by direction OF the president.
Captain ". A. Carleton, Thirtieth Infantry,
J. detailed for service IN qnartermaster
corps. effective March ., vice Captain w.
+. Hunt. quartarmaster corps, relieved.
Captain A. G. Wright. Twentv-seventh
Infantry. j. relieved from treatment at the
Letterman General Hospital, San Fran
cisco, and will join his regiment.
BY direction of the president the retire
ment of Colonel W. III. Chatteld, Second
Infantry. i announced. and he will pro-
ceed to his home
First Lieutenant III. ID. Maize. Twelfth
Cavalry, j. relieved from duty al Fort Mae
kenzie and will JON his troops.
First Lieutenant Edward Dowdle, med
zeal reserve corps, is ordered to active duty
and will proceed to Fort Ontario, n. Y.
for temporary duty.
Leaves of absence: First Lieutenant W.
III. Garrison Jr., cavalry, two months First
Lieutenant G. r. Young, corps Of engineers
twenty days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
THEHOUSEKEEPER
Food Best for Children.

Many children do not know the taste of
meat up to the seventh year. but if a child
J. anemic, a tender. Juicy chop. cooked
slowly, hut not too well done, or q piece
OF roast mutton or beef may be given once
a day. at breakfast or noon. but never at
night. Never give pork, veal or fried food.
Among vegetables. spinach, carrots.
onions and baked potatoes are best.
Salads with mayonnaise dressings are ex-
cellent tor children, but they seldom care
for them. except lettuce sandwiches. made
81 buttcred whole wheat bread with Young
leaves If lettuce between. -prinklcd with
salt.
Cooked fruit j. good for children. The
best way 10 cook ii l. to put IL in the
double boiler with halt a cup of water to
a quart "t fruit and let cook until soft. then
add the sugar at the table as required.
Many fruits are sweet enough IN their
~o"krd form. A little corn starch will
make the iuicc appctizinc, thick and rich.
Apples. pears, peaches and bananas may
b. baked III the oven. in 4 casserole. only
! little water being added and the casserole
covered.
Cereals. properly cooked, mixed with
dates or figs, are excellent. accompanied by
rich milk or half milk and halt cream. An
ideal breakfast for n child of six wears
consists of either slowed fruit or a small
slas~tul of orange iuice. = well cooked
cereal. slices Of whole wheat or Boston
brown bread. or toast. and 4 glass ct milk.
Among cakes. gingerbread, oatmeal
cakes. ginger cookies. raisln cookies and
patty cakes can be- eaten.
Chicken, roasted or broiled, j. also suit
able for children. together with rice. The
&c should be well boiled IN salted water,
n IN halt milk and half water, In a double
'oiler, e. i may be made into "A creamy rice
pGddiEg, the proportion being a table
poontul ~ well washed nee a. a duart Of
milk and two table poontul. Of sugar. Bake
loHly for two hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
AID
WAS NOT SOUGHT

County Clerk Joseph Webb today re
ceivcd a letter from the Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry hospital at Har-
lingen notifying him of the death there
and burial of = man. = civilian. named Wal
ter Mathews. who had been gwen medical
attention IN the infantry hospital and was
buried with military honorS, and charging
that the man. IN INDECENT patient. had been
refused medical assistance ~ the civil au-
thorities III San Benito.
The Herald today cot into communica-
ton with Mayor j. III. Lyon of San Benito.
md referred the Harrington charge To him
for investigation. lie in turn referred the
matter TO City Physician Van Zandt of San
Benito. who stated that Mathews was not
known there. nor had he applied ~ hm ~
. any other ~ the city authorities. - far
as could be asccrtained. for assistance.
The following letter was the report on
Mathews death and burial. and was signed
by Mahlon Seaford of the medical corps
"Walter Mathews, an INDECENT patient,
died at this hospital as shown by the death
certificate. This man was not a soldier and
had been refused treatment by the civilian
authorities of San Benito. Texas. All
7~anitarv precautions being observed. he
was this date March Id given a military
funeral"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Best Way TO Clean a Sweater.

With proper washing and care 4 sweater
m either six or wool will last twice a. long
Dry cleaning rather than washing i best,
hut II It J. 10 he washed 1t should he done
according to the following directions: I'm
merSe the garment in lukewarm sudS of any
pure soap. Squeeze until II i full Of ~ud~.
hut do not rub. When it i fully saturated
rinse IN several changes Of water ~ the
same temperature until free from SOAP
Squeeze out the water, but do not wrine
Lay on a flat. clean surface. pat gently into
shape and leave it there to dry slowly
Don't hang 1T up and don't dry in the sun
Never wash n two-color sweater.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Favorite Recipes

Stuffed Onions tItalian)-Parboil good
sized onions and stuff the centers which are
removed, %chopping and adding four table
spoons of flour. four eggs. Il Glove OF
garlic. chopped; a half cup of grated
cheese. butter. salt and pepper. Mix well
and I'LL a hall dozen onions with the mix
ture after it l. well blended. Bake until
we'll heated through.
BroIled Oysters on ToaSt-Broil lightly
on the grldlrnn one pant of oysters. Place
them on thin slices of bnttered toast and
pour over them a sauce made of n oil OF
cream. a teaspoontul of grated onion. a lit
tie lemon Juice. salt and Il dash of tabasco
sauce. ServGbot and garni~h with parsley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Oittmann

"The Magic skim an Edison five part
drama for today az Dittman'S.
Ralph Valentine and his father. poor
musicians of proud and aristocratic
ways. are so wrapped y in their are rs ia
he totally oblivious to the steadily dimi-
nishing family exchcquer. When the
father dies the faithful servant. Joseph.
tells Ralph the truth and suggests he "a
To Paris to live with his rich uncle. The
latter proves agay old blade with little
sympathy for the sombcr disposition and
artistic temperament of his nephew
Ralph meets and wins the love OF
Pauline Gardin. His work as a musician
leads him into questionable Bohemian
haunts and In one of these he meets and
is Immediately fascinated by the bcauti-
rul Countess Flora. She PLAYS with his
affections and iilts him. and Ralph. de
termincd to end his life by drowning.
starts for the Seine. A vision Of Flora in
the water diSsuafcS him: he remembers
q necklace which she coveted and turns
in the direction of a nearby antique shop
Here he is compelled to await the arrival
~ the dealer and while wandering abou,
the room accidentally touches a secret
pancl which springs back. revealing a
marvellous painting of the Christ.
A peculiar influence steals over his
mind. A skin lying upon the table fasci-
mates him with its strange Sanskrit
writing. The antique dealer appears In
he form 81 the devil and bids him take
the skin and wish. Terrified Ralph does
So and his wish is gratified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Brings Two Prisoners from KingsvilIe

Deputy Sheriff Jose Longoria returned
Yesterday from Kingsville where he went
upon information from Sheriff Scar
rested. Longoria brought the two men
wanted in Cameron rounty had been ar
rested. Longoria brought the tow men
with him 10 Brownsville and they are
lodged in the county jail awaiting the nc
ton Of the grand Jury. The men are Ra-
mon Chavas and MclcadeS Chapa. They
are charged with the theft Of a horse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Bugle Notes

Corporal Burton, Company b, Fourth In
fantry, is transferred as private to Pack
Train No. 6, now stationed at Fort Brown.
Private Telage, Company q, Fourth In
fantry. j. transferred to Troop G, Third
Cavalry.
Private Riley. Troop b, Third Cavalry
will leave for New York tomorrow. where
he will spend a two months furlough.
Private Mahan of Company f., Fourth
Infantry. now stationed at Olmito. is ap-
pointed corporal from private.
Corporal Robson. Company G., Fourth
Infantry. j. IN the hospital 1T san Antonio.
suffering from blood poisoning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
To Clean Glass of Pictures.

Bcnzinc. naptha and alcohol are best for
cleaning the gla-~ NJ pictures aud a. not
require the cari that water does when used
tor this purpose. III the water Leaks
through some unseen crack or %crcyicc and
tind~ IT. WAY unto the picture it will leave
a siam or = mark, while the three former
will dry II once and cave no STAIN or mark
whatever. and NJ the same time they Will
b. found t. give the glass 4 brilliant polish
without rubbing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Lodge Opens Campaign for Reelection.

BOSTON. March l5.-Scnator Henri,
Cabot Lodge will open his campaign for
reelection tomorrow. when he will speak ~
- dinner of the Lynn Republican Club.
Governor Mccall and other prominent re-
puhlicans will iplcar> ut the dinner. The
famous Massachusetts, senator j. comp!ci
ing hi fourth term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
Anti aIoorists Show
Inter st In Address

DALLAS. Texas, March l5.-Thcre was
marked interest among the delegates 10 the
convention of the Anti-Saloon League OF
Texas here today IN the address OF former
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan
tonight. Mr.. Bryan. II i understood. will
peak AT the Stale fair coliseum on Pro
hibition." ~ \ closing event 4" the three
day convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15

cooking Of cereals adds ~ their nntritivc
value.
\ lump of loaf sugar put into a quart "l
olive oil will prevent IT. getting raucid.
ii washing powders are used IN thu
washing of linen il will :" To- pieces IN no
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15

Some Home HlntS.
Too much starch will cause linen 70
crack.
When ironing linen, move the iron with
the threads. never diagonally.
Serve a hight net rolypoly with beef.
Crontons are always good served with a
clear soup.
Celery and pineapple make a delicious
salad.
Skim milk used instead OF water in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
BELl-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
University To Meet
A. & M. April 1913

COLLEGE STATION. Texas, March l5.
Plans for 4 big week end. when the URl-
versity of Texas baseball team meets the
Agricultural A Mechanical College in two
games here, April l2-13. and the annual
state interscholastic track meet April
li-15 are now being made at the Agricul-
Volunteer ball. the premier social func-
ton Of the college will he held on the night
of April IL. This spring carnival will open
Saturday afternoon, April II. This occa-
sion l. also taken for d reunion of A. * M.
e~x-stHdents.
A second arrow from Cnpid's bow
quickly heals the wound made by the first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15

The hist of warriors for the play 'Beo-
wulf." TO be given Friday night, announced
today, includes the following: Robert
Dickson, Martin Hanson. Judson Wood.
Laurence Compton. Florence Elstun. Joe
Vivier, Marshall Martin. Riley Copeland.
Joe Barreda. Joe Sandoval. Kennel Wal
ton, Charles Roy. Herman Decker, Alberto
Gutierrez, Louis Sepaugh, Elmer Zimmerou.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15

The Self Culture Club met yesterday aft
ernoon nj the home of Mr.. Burt SNYDER.
The leader tor the afternoon was Mrs. r..
T.. Reynolds. Mrs.. Mae Dickens read q
puIer an "Tlic Daughters Of the Texas Re
pu'dlc." Mr.. !. G.. George conducted u
pa parliamentary drill. A. delegate a. the
kIneSulle convention Mr.. y. IL George
was chosen, with Mr.. Fred Tate a- alter
nate. After the program Mr.. Snyder
served refreshments.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09
MA ZACHODZIE
EUROPY.
Pc Vaux.

Paryz, 8 czerwca. - RAPPORT fran
cuski przyznaje, IL kupa gruzow
i ruin, ktora kiedys byia fortem
Vaux - rozkruszona w proch 1
piach przez najciezsze dziafa ba-
teryi niemieckich - przeszia
wreszcie w rece 1ieprzyjaciela...
D1uzej bronic sic tam ME by1o
MONA! Obroncy byli odcieci cd
swoich - bez woody, chleba; ME
spali przez kilkanascie dni i no
cy, nareszcie i'm amunicyi bra
kfo - wtedy trzeba sic byio pod
dac. w ostatniem stadyum walk
o fort ten zolnierze przez tydzlen
blisko dowozow zadnych ME mie-
Ii, ME jedi przez S dni, a przez
"a godzin bronili sic jeszcze ka-
rabinami, odpierajac ataki, juz
bez amunicyi. i. Stoki / doste-
py do zdobytego fortu So zaYa->
lone trupem niemieckim. koszto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09
Austryacy naci$nieci
przez Wfochow.

Rzym, ss czerwca. RAPPORT t
podaje: 10. dolinie Tellina W1osi
znacznie posuneli sic i zajeli sze-
reg waznych strategicznie punk
tow W alpejskiem gniezdzie gor
Ortler, gdzie szereg szczytow wy
nioslych zdobyto w wysokoscl O.
kolo 3 pol tysiaoa metrow mad
poziomem morza. w dolinie
Chiese Austryacy atakowali pod
Daone czeSciowe odniesl suk-
cesy, lecz kontratakowani - od-
parci zostali ma dawne swe pozy-
eye. w dolinie Adygi artylerya
pracuje przewaznie pod Passu--
bio; pod Marco dziaia wloskie
rozpedziiy zgrupowania austry--
ackie. Wczoraj Austryacy wzno-
will atak pelno-liniowy ma wio--
skie pozycye, lecz atak ten zostal
odparty, napor caiej ofensywy
austryackiej stanowczo uwazac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 12-tejl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09
KONFERENCYA
POKOJOWA
W TOKU.
Obrady mad pogodze-
MEM jeszcze daremne.

Wczoraj odbyla sic pierwsza
sesya konferencyi pokojowej, W
ktorej udzial biora ,,komitety zgo-
dy", wybrane ma sesyach obu kon-
wencyi, republikahskiej i progre--
sywnej. Kazdy komitet6w skla-
da sic pieciu wybitnych polity--
koW.
Pzez konwencye republikahska
zostali wybrani:
Senator Reed Smoot Utah, ia
go przewodniczacy.
Byly senator w. Murray Crane
Massachusetts.
Senator William E. Borah z
Idaho.
Nicholas Murray Butler, z No
wego Yorku, prezes Uniwersytetu
Columbia, kandydat ma Wlceprezy-
denta pred czterema laty.
A. R. Johnson Z Ohio.
Przez konwencye progresywna
zostali wybrani:
George w. Perkins Nowego
Yorku, przewodniczacy komitetu
wykonawczego partyi progresyw-
nej, jako przewodniczacy komite-
tn zgody.
Gubernator Hiram Johnson z
California, kandydat progresywny
ma wiceprezydenta pred czterema
laty.
Horace R. Wilkinson z Nowego
Yorku.
Charles J. Bonaparte z Mary
land, ktory byi prokuratorem ge-
neralnym W gabinecie Roosevelta.
John NJ. Parker New Orleans.
Pierwsza sesya konferencyi
wczoraj trwala cd godz' 1O-tej do
1-szej popolnocy Dotychczaso--
wych rezultatow ME ma zadnych.
Gdy uczestnicy konferencyi po-
kojowej wyszli ze swej sail obrad
o godz. lei po po}nocy, przyznali,
re do zgody ME przyszli, lecz po-
stepuja naprzod. Ma czem ten po-
step polega, Mkt ME wie.Lecz via
domo, re try godziny spedzono
ma omawianiu rozmaitych handy
datow. Komitet progresywny miai
tylko jednego kandydata, ktorym
byt Roosevelt. Komitet republi-
kaiski proponowai rozmaitych
kandydatow, a mianowicie: Bur-
tona, Roota, Fairbanksa, Hughesa
i innych, lecz ME wyrazif sic, kto-
rego Mich wolf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09
Rokowania pokojowe " toku,
|eCz dotyChCzas bez Skutku'
Male szanse pojednania. o.
Wszystko zalezy cd Roosevelta.
z konwencyi republikanskiej.
Formalnosci. - Telegram cd Roosevelta. -
Mowy. - PIatforma. -Wybor komitetu zgody.
Z konwencyi progresywnej.
Telegram cd RooseVeta wzywa do zgo Radyka buws donna
gaia sic natychmasowe nomnaGy RouseeIa'- trudnoScIa
ich posMomono, R0ldlka Oiwna.- Kowtet zgody
Sfabe szanse zgody.

Znawcy polityczni utrzy'nu]9'
ze So siabe szanse pogodzenia obu
partyi. przez komitety zgody@.3.s.i.
wskazuja ma ich skiad.
Roosevelt ME ma zadnych zwo-
lennikow W komitecie republican,
skim.
Smoot, Crane Borah sprzyjaJa
Hughesowi.
Butler sprzyja Rootowi.
Johnson jest zwolennikiem Bur-
tona.
Smoot jest cokolwiek przyjazny
Rooseveltowi, lecz dla powodow
osobistych ME pragnie nomlnacyi
jego. Crane jest nieprzejednanyn
przeciwnikicm Roosevelta. Butler
zostai pobity razem Iattem
przed czterema laty, Co zaWdzle-
CA Rooseveltowi "a co take go
ME kocha. Johnson jest skraj-
nym konserwatysta, ktory sic Mig
dy ME zgodzi ma Roosevelta. Bo-
rah jest postepowym republikanl-
nem, lecz ostatnio agitowai "a
Hughesem.
Ca}y komitet zgody progresy.
wny Jest "a Rooseveltem. Perkins
jest przychylny kompromisowi,
lecz MONA bye pewnym, re bsdzie
do ostatka stal przy Roosevelcie.
Wilkinson jest jednym najgorli'
wszych progresistow. Parker u
biegaf sic o urzad gubernatora W
Louisiana ma tykiecie progresyW'
nym.
Widac wiec re skiadu obu komi
tetow, ze mic ME maja wspolnego
i ze wobec tego szanse zgody ma
wet w komitecie So bardzo dale.
kie, jezeli calkiem niemozliwe.
Senator Root wyrazii mad ra.
nem watpliwosc, czy konferencya
pokojowa bedzie dalej obradowa'
ia. Pred tenn niektorzy zapewnia-
Ii, il rokowania trwac beda dis
dalej.
Obie konwencye tymczasem ma
swych dzisiejszych sesyach, we
dug zapowiedzi pojednawcow,
maja przystapic do wysiuchania
NOW nominacyjnych, lecz maja
sic wstrzymac cd formalnych no.
mirlacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09

Ofensywa AustrY-
acka ma W}ochy
WStrZYmana.
PO ZDOBYCIU FOR7U VAUz.
lOO,OOOczne straty.
Sytuacya ma Balkanie
ECha BitWy MorSkiej'
INNE TELEGRAMY.
TNNE TELEGRAMY.

low. Dowodza Austryakami ge-
nera{owie Boehn-Ermolli, Both
mer i arcyks. Fryderyk. Zarow-
no austryackie raporty jak ro--
syjskie godza sic w tym wzgle-
die, il srEces rosyjski spowodo-
wa1y jest dobrem przygotowa--
MEM ataku, skupieniem SIX expen-
sem bardzo znacznym artyleryi i
zapozyczonym cd Niemiec syste-
mem masowego ataku pc artyle-
ryjskiem przygotowaniu terenu.
Impetu rosyjskiego Austryacy nj
gdzie powstrzymac ME moga
o lie ich sama natura gruntu ME
wesprze: trzymaja sic jarow RE
cznych, lasow, ma odkrytych row.
ninach cofneli sic wszedzie ma
znaczna przestrzen. Luck zdoby-
ty by3 silna twierdza rosyjska-
wziety przez Austryakow zostai
jeszcze o wiele wzmocniony: jRk
raporty donosza, wzieto w tel
twierdzy wiele bardzo armat, bro
nj amunicyi, oraz II, 900 zo}nie-
rzy 5S oficerarli do niewoli.
Nietylko Luck wziety lecz Ro.
syanie w wielu punktach przeno-
czyi rzeki Styr j Ikwe, ktorych
brzegi najsilniej byiy ufortyfiko-
wane; TAX skierowany jest w
dalszym ciagu na Kowel w jedna
strone a na Dubno W druga. TAX
sic przedstawia rzecz ma Wo}y--
niu, gdzie ofensywa prowadzona
jest cd strony Krzemienca. w
Galicyi Rosyarlie atakuja z dwu
kierunkow cd strony Brodow
cd Tarnopola austryackie linie
Strypy, ogromnie SLIME fortyfi-
kowane i cd roku blisko trzyma-
ne przez Austryakow. Tu walki
naigoretsze W tygodniu mimic
nym byfy W okolicy Buczacza,
pod Trubuchowcami Jaz}owcem
- czy tu rownie linie austrya-,
ckie ziamano i w tyf odrzucono
- rapport ME podaje. Wreszcie
ma Bukowinie Cd bessarabskie!
granicy atakuja Rosyanie Au'
stryakow w okolicy Okna; tu
rowniez cofneli sic Austryacy
lecz szczeg64ow walkach ns
tenn skrzydle niema.
Berlin, 8 czerwca. - L pofno
cnego odcinka linii poldko-litew'
skiej naio wiesci: rapport niemie'
cki wzmiankuje dzia}ania arty-
leryjskie pod Smorgoniami j odo'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-09
MA WSCHODNIM TEA
TREE WOJNY.
LUCK zDOBYTY!

Londyn Piotrogrod, 8 czerw-
ca. - Nareszcie szczegoly j via
domosci pewne dochodza o re-
zultatach pierwszego tygodnia O.
fensywy rosyjskiej kontr-austrya-
ckiej. Raporty So wciaz bardzo
skape - obyczajem wojennego u
rzedu rosyjskiego poza mimi spo-
dziewac sic nalezy rozmiarow
walk j zwyciestwa odniesionego
nawet wiele wiekszych jeszcze.
Wiadomo narazie, IL Luck wielka
twierdza wofynska zosta&a zdoby
Ia przez Rosyan, ktorzy w pier
wszym tygodniu swej ofensywy
wzieli 1000 Austryskow do ME
wolf, a straty zadali nieprzyjacie,
lowi iacznie W poleg}ych, rannych
pojmanych - ma jakich 100000
ludzi. Prasa zagraniczna zowie
akcye te jedna najwiekszych bi-
tew W ca}ej wojnie obecnej i je-
dnem z najwiekszych zwyciestw,
odniesionych przez Sprzymierzo-
nych. Austryagy So w niebezpie--
czenstwie rozbicia kompletnego
na liniach obecnych odpadniecia
odrazu az poza Lwow, ktory juz
znow wymieniaja, jako powaznie
zagrozony... -.
- Dalsze szczegofy: Ma linii
austryackiej cd Prypeci po Bes-
sarabie valley piec wielkich ar
mil austryackich - kazda powy-
zej stu tysiecy ludzi - kazda
lest obecnie pobita j W odwrocie
poprawia sytuacye Austryakow
ia okolicznoSc, IL rugby ich wojsk
sa koordynowane - cofaja sig
wiec W porzadku bitwa toczyta
sic ma olbrzymiej przestrzeni bli'
sko 200 mil - przeto zadna ar
-,,i; ostatecZnie ME ZoStaia znie.
siona kompletnie, lecz straty roz
dzielaja sic na wszystkie. Wiel
hs cofniecia sic Austryakow "a
grazaja szeregowi innych punk
tow przez mich trzymanych,
W najblizszej linii twierdzy Du
bno, na WoIyniu, ktorej odebra
Ma przez Rosyan spodziewae sit
nalezy lada dnia, albowiem pt
zdobyciu Lucka Rosyanie znaj-
duja> sic klinem wbici daleko n;
zachod cd Dubns, tenn samem o
kraionego zagrozonego cd ty-