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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
ABLE TO FIND NO MOTIVE
FOR SPANNELL'S CRIME
Prisoner Refuses to Discuss Reasons
for Killing Colonel Butler and
His Own Wife.
ALL THREE IN AUTO TOGETHER
Removed From Alpine, Where Trag.
edy Occurred, to Another Town,
Name Of Which Is Not Revealed,
for Safe-Keeping.

| ALPINE, TEN, July 21.-The motive
of Harry j. SPANIEL manager of a
local hotel. who shot and killed his
wife and Lieutenant Colonel NJ. C. But
Ter. OF the Sixth United States Cavalry,
while the three were motoring yes
terday evening. remains a mystery, ac-
cordins to announcement from the
county attorney here tonight. Span
nell, who surrendered himself immcdi-
ately after the shooting. refused to-
night to discuss his case. and thor
| ouEh investigation disclosed no ap-
parent reason for the killing. He was
held overnight in the county Jail. and
to-day was taken to another town the
name OF which was not revealed, for
safe keeping.
The shooting caused much excite
ment here. SPANIEL was driving his
wife and Colonel Butler in his car
along the main residential street of
the town. when suddenly he stopped.
turned in his seat, drew All automatic
pistol and revolver, and with the
one began shooting Colonel Butler and
with the other his wife.
He calmly cnptied both firearms into
the bodies of The victims, according
10 witnesses. and then quietly. with
no haste. walked to the courthouse
and gave himself up.
Apparently Colonel Butler was shot
first and killed instantly, for persons
nearby heard the woman cry out after
the shooting had begun. Harry. don't
kill me-" while the officer made no
cutlery.
Previous to the shooting SPANIEL
had been chatting gayly with friends
at the Holland Hotel Of which ne was
manager.
Colonel Butler only recently was pro-
noted from the rank of major. and had
been stationed here in command of the
garrison for about two months. He
lived at the Holland Hotel. and he and
his wife and eleven-year- old son were
on intimate terms socially with Mr. and
Mrs. SPANIEL.
Before being taken away from the
local Jail SPANIEL broke down and
sobbed bitterly. bemoaning what he
termed his madness" He persisted
however. In his refusal to discuss his
reasons for the shooting. SPANIEL.
who is thirty years old. is a native OF
Ha@elton. Pa. His wife was reputed
one OF the most beautiful women in
Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
HRITISH PUSH FORWARD
TO EOI'REAI yToOn

LONDON, July 2l.-The British line
north of Bazentin and LonEueval has
been pushed forward TO Foureaux wood.
the War Office announced to-day The
British drove the Germans from the
wood, but lost part of this position
subsequently.
The statement follows:
The battle continues without inter
mission between the Leipsic redoubt in
the Delville wood, OH the cast North
Of the Bazentin- LonGueNal line the
British advance has been pushed to
FoureauN wood from which we drove
the enemy.
During the night the enemy counter
attacked after an intense bombardment
with gas shells. and succeeded in cf-
fectinE entry into the northern part Of
the wood. but failed to dislodge us from
the southern half.
Elsewhere there is no change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
HOUSE PLANS TO PROBE
LANGUAGE OF MEMBEI
Committee to Investigate word. H..
by MIR. Cnllnway About
Mr. Gurdncr.

WASHINGTON. July GA sn.c,J
committee to Investigate language M.
by Representative Galloway. Of Ter
rejecting on Representative Gardne
of Massachusetts. In connection VII
! his fight for preparedness was cr.a>.
by the House by immediate adoptio
to-day of resolution offered by Re1
resentative Rogers, OF MassachusettI
authorizing committee to investixaJ
and report whether the language shout
be expunged from the COMPRESSION, I
Record.
Mr. Galloway. now away on his ca M
paign for reelection in Texas. said Al
the language Mr.. Gardner complain u
OF, that the Maxims, Gardeners ,r|
Thompsons have attempted to fright.
the people into the belief that we we1
In danger OF invasion" and that "tb
Tear that disturbs the peace OF mini
OF the gentlemen from Pennsylvania
New York and Massa chusetts is M
the stocks of the Bethlehem, Midvall
Carnegie. Pennsylvania, Maryland AM
New Jersey steel. ordnance and sill
manufacturing concerns will shrfnl
when the foreign war closes unles.
new market is developed"
Mr.. Gardner said he was tired OF IN
talk going the rounds Implying an
honesty to those Of us who believe IN
the country shon1 prepare for MI
defense" He insisted on an inouir
ana at his instance Mr.. Rogers introl
duced and the House adopted a resoI
luton creating the committee to NJ
Vestigate and report. Mr.. Gardner sail
II the statements were true he ua
willing they should remain unexpuaxeI
and he was willing to leave It to
Democratic committee. Representative
Garner. Texas. said Mr.. Galloway bal
N q oh insNf Lon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
Norfolk Blues
Hold Reception
Arttllerymen Gioc Entertain
n'cnt in Honor Of First Squad
ron Of Cavalry, (Blucs).

Camp Stuart turned out In full force
TO the big time provided last night
by the Norfolk Blues. Battery 4. First
Battalion. Virginia Field Artillery. in
honor of the Blues Cavalry. Large del
eSations from all the organizations II,
camp, cavalry. signal corps, medical
corps. engineers and infantry. came
over to enjoy the bountiful hospitality
of the artillerymen.
refreshments consisted of ice cream
soft drinks and cigarettes. Second
heipings were urged on the guests
and large quantities OF the good things
were consumed. a band from the city
furnished music. and wrestling and
joke-tellinE rounded out the program
IT was what YOU call a swell az
fair as one soldier expressed it. 1.-The
Norfolk Blues have set high mark
for camp social functions. The mem
DRY. OF to-night's jollificatisn will light
en- many an arduouS drill and relieve
the heat of innumerable monotonous
hours of sentry duty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
SIX OF BRIDGE VICTIMS
STILL. CNACCOl NTED For

CHARLOTTE y. c.. July cl.-The
body of Z. s. Barbee, section foreman,
OF Charlotte, was recovered from the
Catawha River, below Belmont. late
this afternoon and brought TO Char
lotte tonight, being the fourth found
OF those drowned by the collapse OF the
Southern Railway Belmont bridge sun
day afternoon. Earlier to-day the body
OF Sloan Adams, negro laborer, also
OF Charlotte, had been found near Fort
Mill S. c. One white man and five
negroes still are unaccounted for.
The entire family of Bruce Grant. in
the Chimney Rock section. is reported
TO have been killed last night by n
landslide down Bald Mountain. wreck
ing Grants house.
\ relief committee was appointed
here to-day by the Mayor TO take such
steps as. III its Judgment may be best
10 secure whatever may he needed in
the way OF comfort TO those citizens Of
this vicinity who have been afflicted on
account OF floods. An organization will
be perfected this afternoon. Appeals
from sufferers are already reaching
the city, mostly from small tenants
along the river who have lost their
crops, and IN many instances homes
and live stock. Automobile trucks and
wagons coming in from sections as
far away Lancaster, s. c., for meat
-four and supplies. These are being
purchased In such quantities as needed
for irnm ediate use. Some butchershops
report shortage OF meats here to-
day, but 10 fears are felt. as trains are
being operated north without delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
barded stations at Contains. MARSHA
Tour. Longuyon and Brieulles.
The statement follows:

barded stations at Contains. MARSHA
Tour Longuyon and Brieulles
The statement follows:
South of the Somme the enemy yes
terday evening delivered counter
attack on our new positions south OF
! SoNecourt The battalion which led
the assault was caught by our curtain
! OF fire and our machine guns. and was
thrown back in disorder. after having
suffered very great losses
THE night was calm on the other
| side of the Somme. In the region of
Chaulnes. a strong detachment of the
enemy which attempted to approach
our lines south of Maucourt. was re-
| pulsed with the bayonet. Between
scissors and Rheims. northeast of
Nendresse. n French accommodating de-
tachment, assisted by the explosion Of
IA mine. penetrated trench OF the
enemy which was cleared out with
Grcnadcs.
ON the Verdun front there was great
activity OF the artillery on both sides
in the sector of Chattancourt and
Fleury.
I'm the Nosses. after violent bonn
bardment an attempt WAS made with
out success to storm our positions
north of Wissembach
"On the day OF. July 30. and during
the night of July 2o-2l. our aeroplane
Squadrons bombarded several important
points behind the enemys lines. The
stations at Contains. MARSHA Tour,
Longuyon and Brieulles, and the rail-
way junction at Ham were bombarded
with many projectiles of large caliber.
The undefendsd villages of Baccar-
rat and Luneville were again bonn
harded by enemy aviators on July IL,
Is and 10. Material damage was
caused. These acts are accepted AS
mcritinE future reprisals"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
ASKED ABOUT BLACK LIST
Inquiry Directed by Washington
Both Through Embassy and
Ambassador Page.
NO DISCUSSION OF PRINCIPLE
This Matter Left for Attention After
Full Information Oh Facts Is Given.
Firms Form Organization to Re-
stst English Action.

WASHINGTON. Jul. 2l.-Inquiry as
to why certain business concerns i'm
the United States have been placed on
black list under Great Britain's
trading with the enemy act" were
directed TO the British government nv
the State Department to-day through
both the British embassy here and AM
bassador Page. at London.
information Is sought specifically re-
gardinG a number of firms. the names
OF which have not been made public
ny the department. There is no dis
cussion of principle in the controversy.
that matter being left for attention az
ter the American government is fully
informed on tho facts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
RETIREMENT OF RUSSIANS
REPORTED ny ArSTRJsE

BERLIN, July - (by wireless).-A
retirement of the Russians in one sec
tor of Nolhynian battle front is re-
ported III the Austro- Hungarian army
headquarters report Of July 20. which
says:
I'm Noihynia the Germans pushed the
enemy back west of the Zuiniacze
,Sviniusky?) lowlands toward the
north.
"In the Italian war theater the sit
uation is generally quiet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
ASK FEDERAL. AID
FOR FLOOD SI'EEEREus

WASHINGTON. July cl-Represen-
tatires Webb and Page, of North Caro-
ma SAID to-day they had received
MESSAGES from Wilkes and Burke
counties in Western North Carolina.
asking Federal aid for flood sufferers
III those places. They took the matter
UP with the War Department and
learned that the department ALREADY
mas requested its district engineers
|" report on the flood situation
There is practically nothing the dc :
partment can do in the way OF relief
uhieSS congress authorizes il by rcso-
'utioh 10 supply tents and food sun
plies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
ASSURES TRAINED AIRMEN
Attitude of President and Democrat
Leaders Commended by Aero
Club President.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

NEW YORK. July 21.-Aian ?
Hawley, president OF the Aero Gu
OF America, yesterday sent a letter I
President Wilson commanding him an
the Democratic leaders in Congress &c
tho attitude they have taken toward
lettering the aerial defenses OF th
country. BY authorizing tho form alto
Of an aerial reserve corps. the Presi
dent has established policy whic
enables us to have a body OF trane
aviators who are available to meet
national emergency" Nr. Hawle
writes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FORCES
WITHDRAW TO NEW POSITIONS

VIENNA. July 81 (via London).-
Under the pressure Of attacks by the
Russians. the Austro- Hungarian forces
in the region of the Styr and Lipa
Rivers. north of the Galician border.
have been forced to withdraw to new
positions in the region of Berestechk
says an official statement issued by the
War ONCE to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
OVER 1900 PRISONERS

PETROGRAD, July 81 (via Lon
don).-Russian troops. advancing to-
ward the Northern Galician border.
have defeated the Austro Hungarians
in the region of the confluence OF the
Styr and Lipa Rivers. and have cap
tured more than 1900 prisoners. says
the official statement issued to-day.
The Austrians retired to the heights
near the town of Berestechk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
GERMANS DRIVEN our
OF BRITISH TRENCHES

LONDON, July 22.-The Germans in
an attack on the British on the north.
ern edge Of the Leipzig salient sue
ceehed Friday in occupying British
front trenches. hut later were driven
out, according to the British official
communication issued at midnight.
Elsewhere along the British front
comparative calm prevailed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
WAGON TRAINS AND PACK HORSES
CARRY SUPPLY To SCFPERE1

RuTHERFOHDTON. y. e. July Ill
Rutherfordton has sent wagon trains
and pack horses over the mountains
with food for $50 persons in the Chin
ney Rock and Bat Cave section I,r
r. z Washburn. Of the State board ~
Health. Just from that section. rtacficd
Shelby to-day and inspected the food
shipment
Those penned up are unable TO us.
automobiles to get out, az branch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
wharey conte.t Dismissed.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-The eicc.
.,oiI contest against Representative
WhaieS' or South Carolina, was dis
missed to-day by tho House, and he
was declared seated. Similar action
was taken in rhe contest against Reu.
fesentative Williams, Of Illinois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
CAPTU":E OF GUMUsfHANEH
CLAIMED ny RUSsJASs

PETROGRAD. July 81 (via London).
The capture by Russian troops Of
the town of Gumuskhaneh, forty-nve
miles southwest Of Trebizond, in Turk.
ish Armenia. was announced to-day by
the War ONCE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22
MANY MEN REQUIRED
BY VIRGINIA NIL ITIA


the stay OF the sisnaimem in ann,
Increases in both speed and SKIN = 80
very noticeable. The men hav.
learned more about their work fror,
this month in camp than they could
from whole years irregular nrac,i.s
IN the armory." said one of the officers
yesterday
Although the Signal Corps. a branch
or the service intended 10 he mounted
Is suffering some Inconvenience from
'he iacR OF horses, IL is going ahead
with its work, and experiencing
probably less difficulty than any of The
mounted organizations. In addition
10 mixes and drills with instruments l.,
the day. men of the company have
night practice with signal lanterns
ok hours day are given 10 drill in
th's company. It is stated
SOLDIERS ENJOY CAMP
IN e. 4. Neutrality-suspicious.
Contributions OF various kinds in
Guiding periodicals for the reading
room and money for the purchase Of
81 'eS'anchts, are acknowledged Inv
officers of the Y. VI g. a at Cam
stuart Need for more Sits SIN .x-
istS Reading matter is always ac-
ceptahle, ana so long as ,olcrahly
ireSh magazines are on hand. the Y
VI. A. reading room is well filled
with soldiers
one OF the most appreciated and on.
JoEed additions to The Y NJ C.
equipment has been a phonocranb and
records loaned by Walter d. Nose, &
'ohipany One OF the Y NJ G 4 Off.
H "liered the suggestion that PEG.
nie having old records might give ther,
I" the camp. or if they preferred ,ord
'hch' Good care OF the record. ia
promised -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22

mountainsides. while huge landslides
have buried the rails at a number OF
points. Several weeks probably will
be required to repair the roads there
II Is stated. Two tunnels near this
city also are reported lmpa ssablc.
NO FOOD SHORTAGES
IN ASHENILLE SECTION
Food shortages reported in some sec.
tions OF Western North Carolina do MOI
exist in Asheville and it's vicinity
Marshall. y G.. said TO be IN need OF
help. is claimed by prominent citizens
there 90 be able to handle the Situa-
ton created by Sundays food.
a statement from Hcndcrsonville this
morning says tina, food is being taken
TO Bat Cave by automobiles for the
relief OF people IA that section. :,
telegram from Mortimer. y. c. states
that the company store of the Ritter
Lumber Company At that place was not
washed away. as Al first reported. and
,ha; this store contains large stocks
=: provisions
With many small country stores
,,;-hed away in various places and the
roads In bad condition. people who
escaped from homes carried away in
supplies. but in Asheville there is no
knowledge of eases that will require
government aid.
Federal assistance FOR AShcville may
he asked for the future protection OF
industrial plants by dredging the river.
The Hans EeeS Tannery the branch
plant Of the National casket Company.
and others are said TO he hesitating to
- l...t,
can ~ protected against disastrous
floods !; was stated to-day that the
government will be asked to dredge
the river and widen i, at places. so
that the channel will carry :, larger
volume of water French Broad River
is charted by the Geological Survey as
navigable stream. il is said though
1t has never been naviSated by any
large vessels.
ASHENILLE STREET CARS
SOON TO RESUME OPERATIONS
The electric railway line from Ashe-
Vile TO Weaverville. a nearby town.
resumed operations tonight. and il
was said local street cars. which have
been tied up. would I've in full opera
ton within a week or ten days. Elec-
trio lights also were turned on in the
residential section late to-day, and the
lights In uhc business section were en-
pected to be turned on shortly. Gas
will be available for Ashcville BY Mon
Gay, II was said.
Late reports reaching here from the
villages of Chimney Rock and Hat
Cave said food supplies had been re-
ceived in that section. |, was said
there were no deaths among summer
residents In that section rs far as
could be learned.
First definite news OF damage at
Marshall. Madison County, y G.. were
brought here tonight by ]. {. Ram
sey. an attorney OF Marshall. who said
the total food damage at that place
would not exceed 100000. Five large
bridges across the French Broad River
in various sections OF Madison County
we're destroyed, according TO Ramsey.
who said twelve frame dwellings on
the river front AT Marshall were wash cd
away and ten others severely damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-22

OF Broad River has altered its course.
running for miles down the Asheville-
Charlotte highway.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-27
Reid ma Bukareszt.
Bukareszt, 27. wrzeSnia.

Bukareszt, 27. wrzeSnia. -
Nicmcy L buigarskiej armii pusz-
czajq zbrodnicze rejdy Ia stolice
Rumunii, miaSto Bukareszt, ME
iortyiikowanc zdala lezacc Cd
linii bojowych. w poniedziaiek
popo1udniu flotylla aeroplanow
niemieckich latala mad miastem,
rzucaiac masy pociskow; szkod
zrobiono wiele ludziom prywat-
nym, rzadowych budynkow ME
zostal uszkodzony - laden; zato
sieSdziesiat osob zostafo zabitych
a o wiele wiecej pokaleczenia od-
nios1o w porujnowanych budyn--
kach. Tejze samej DOLBY w nocy
pojawii sic mad miastem Zeppelin
i rzucaf bomby; w jednym ze zbu
rzonych domow 5-ro spiacych 20
stafo zabitych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-27

walka - zakonczona zupeInem
zwyciestwem Anglikow. Francu-
ri znow po zdobyciu Fregieourt
ma pozycye lasu Corne i
zdobywszy je, wyparli zewszad
nieprzyjaciela, posuwajac sic wy
datnie ku drogom na Bapaume-
jedna dalszych baz, pozostaja-
cych obecnie do szturmowania.
WczeSniejsze doniesienia podaja
liczbe jencow wzietych przez
ma 1900, a wzietych
przez Anglikow ma 1900, lecz
jencow wciaz przybywa; arr11at i
mitraliez zdobytych jeszcze ME
policzono. Komunikaty dodaja, il
straty Sprzymierzonych sa sto--
sunkowo niewielkie - a to die
XII znakomitej akcyi bateryi an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-27

mniejszo-planowe; proby kontra'
icnsywy austryackiej wszedzle
zniwcczone; W okolicy Jiu rzeki
poStep wojsk rumunski trivia do
bry; pod Nulkan przeiecza poko-
nano Austryak0w i odebrano inl
wszystkie punkty zdobyte W tel
partyi linii bojowej. Sama prze-
lccz Vulkan i wawoz Szudruk
zostaly odebrane Austryakom do
skonale wykonanym ruchem flan-
kowym wojsk rumunskich, wspar
tych przez kontyngens rosyjskl.
Rosyanie wspieraja Rumunow
tcz W okolicy Orsowy, oraz w
polnocnym Siedmiogrodzie, gdzie
Rumuni zapuScili sic najdalej w
granice wegierskie. W okolicy
Hermansztadu toczy sic nova
wielka bitWa - atak otworzyli
Austraycy, posiIkowani przez
Niemc0w.
Wieden, 27. wrzeSnia. - Ra-
porty austryackie przyznaja Ultra
tc i oddanie prze}eczy Vulkan i
Szudruk - dla celow strategicz-
nych. =. Pod Sybinem (Herman-
sztad) wre b6j zaciety - dotad
ME zdecydowany, W pofnocno-
wschodnim Siedmiogrodzie
wstrzymano postep wojsk rumuh
skich poza Szekhely - Udvarhe-
ly; podobniez W Karpatach buko-
wihskich Cd strony galicyjskie-
go Pokucia wstrzymuje sic napor
rosyjski. ~;
Sofia, 27. wrzesnia. - RAPPORT
bulgarski utrzymuje, IL W Dobru-
dzy wojska Centralnych odrzuci-
ly nieco dalej ma p6lnoc nadmor-
skic skrzydio Sprzymierzonych
mad Dunajem spok6j panuje. w
Macedonii walk trwaja uparte W
okolicy Kajmakczalan, pr6by alta
k6w wszystkie odpierane So Z
wielkiemi stratami nieprzyjacie--
la. Ma reszcie frontu artylerya
pracuje intensywnie.
Paryz, 27. wrzesnia. - L Ma
cedonii donosza,iz ia zachodniem
skrzydle Buigarzy wykonali ma
sowe kontrataki wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-27
RuInuni " Siedmiogrodzie.
Walki POlsce.
WEosi CORA W Trentino.
GreCya rusza!..,
lime TelegrarnY.
GreCya rusza!...
Z Teatrow Wojny

Dni ostatnie dla SpFzymie-
rzonych - prSwdziwie dniami
Siawy, zwfaszcza na zachod-
him Froncie: Anglicy Fran
cuzami akcya doskonale shar-
monizowana zdobyli pier
wrzorzedna baze i twierdze
polowa Niemcow, miasto Com
bles, drugorzedna baze, mia
sto Thiepval, miasteczka for
ryiikowane FregicouS j Gu
decourt, lasy Corne Z pozy-
cyami, bardzo potezna redute
Hohenzollernow z ca1ym sy-
stemem pozycyi; wzieto do
niewoli oko1o 5000 Niemcow,
zabrano nase dziaf amuni-
cyl, stokilkadziesiat mitraliez
i innej zdobyczy - co niemia-
Ma Bafkanie podobniez po-
wiodfo sic Gobrze Sprzynie-
rzonyn: Rumuni wstrzyma-
wszy ofensywe Mackensena w
Dobrudzy, uderzaja ponownie
na Austryakow odbieraja i'm
strategiczne punkty przefe-
cze w Siedmiogrodzie.
Reid napowietrzny ma Bu-
kareszt powoduje ofiary ciez
kie i szkody.
W4osi bija bardzo smile Au>
stryakow w Trentino: pewn.
So wiesci, IL Austryacy juz "a
rzadzili ewakuacye miast Ro-
vereto, Bolzano, a nawet Try
dentu.
w Polsce niezdecydowana
sytuacya: Rosyanie atakuja ma
poiudniowej linii, Niemcy -
ma po4nocnej: oba ataki odpar-
te: walk stadyum przygoto-
wawcze.
w Grecyi - jak w ulu: O.
czekuja wypowiedzenia woiny
ze Strony krola - natychmia-
stowo: wyjazd Venizelosa bu-
dzi konsternacye i przewaza
decyzye rzadu na strone Sprzv-
mierzonych.