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New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
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Washington. July ..


Washington. July 8.
Following oroers c. A report to CON. Een Southern
pe,f for assignment 20 duty with an and 5th
rr1y regs g. A. % be organzei IN that dept :.
ts N,. f', 'G,onB6I iiEiNER - 1. Ii lieut. co6
PENCY VI klsSLtk LANkENCE 5 MILLER
ai cs joiiN, q s7 G@obttLLow .s 'a' .gfRy WaiR
COOPER stan q NJ aui OWN g. COLLINS
tst-r c,nuissalJl 5'A Prov Reg co. JOlN
~ ARrHUR : cONkLIN. Cap,s FRANCIS
g. COOKE as MAJ ,.o,,S 50iN w CT IL, az
s". GRAHAM PARKER stan q NJ and Fint
Lieut. IUClAN d. BOOTH (S capt. stan com
Ma. cAl.L T. DARNALL Med. Corps. on arrival
ia l. s. TO Washington and report 70 surg. gen.
for duty.
MAJ IRA !. FREDENDALL retired. assigned 70
a'fire duty ard detailed an acting q. VI. 70 San
Francisco as assistant % depot y NJ.
cant FREDERICK J. HERMAN. O NJ c. re
licved a. assistant n a. NJ. Fl Riley. rrport -
CON ofccr. that p~i for ~,isnment As q VI;
Bra addition assume charge construction work a.
~ Rno. vire capt. LUClJS Il HOLBROok
O NJ c. 20 f. sam Houston, and report 10
com rcn. Southern Dept. Tor assisnmeat TO ten
porary duty 80 that dcpt.. retaining STALLION al r.
s.na-{ n,'{ rt.u,s SYDNEY P. sPALDING. CECu. G
Y0T'NG and ALBION r. LOCKWOOD. G. A,
detailed 20 on vacancy IN grade ot hri ueuc IN
Ma, AIFXAIDrR ". DAVIS. @ NJ e. on reiicf
f,om duty az kansas Cliy. by Col EDWARD J.
DRAyO. retired. 10 IT, Worth. 70 establish pur-
rr., Is'''S r.a,s. ARTHUR $ IoNEs. THAXK J
TAI<TIR JANIS J. CORBETr Ct Krls y.
PILI.sBi RY. WILLIAM y. kENNEpY, pIS- -.
JAliEs q. KRAMER WILLIAM 2. loMKR
DANIEL J. HAYES. CAREl P MCokDD
WILL WILLIAM &. GIBSON. DOYLE J.
TA<TI.AND. JOHN A MURPHY. DAVID "
ONrHTpN. OTTO II. DEiClMANN. PAUL II
ZINKHAN. HOWARD TAYLOR. JQHN
WAIhEK EDW. e.. COW JAMES n. Law
sos AIAN e. WOODS DAVID DALE. FRANK
D. THOMPSON. HAROLD D -. c0ChlsANE M.
S0S. ARTHUR p. REED. John " XAIG IGHAS
JANFs p VAN HORN. JOHN q LtIftH. kD-
GtR y FLlEDENWALD. GEORGE b. CAMP
RIIL FREDERIC J.. JENKINS AlAs IL
ToUrFR ARTHrR B. DAYTON. MICHAEL J.
sHFAHAN, WILLIAM, I,IIIld,,,, 44o,rMN MC9NNEib NJ ~
IIN WILBUR NJ PHELPS PRANK 7
HoGrLAND. PETER p. MAcN,AUGHroS AID
RUFUS HALL fo p sam Houston and re-
r.,r, q, CON gen southern Dent. fof AssiEnment
first Ii.if RAYMOND :. BAAfBERGER. retir-l.
,sf.-.I a-'Ire Iur7 ard aiisi ss slt q NJ
= - Lsg. a. ass.lAaI 70 es9os - -
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
The White Sox Outlook

safely by this Eastern
the Old Roman
~ c., FAC enyea 1906
The white the punch the pitching and the speed They
pitching the light
for Jackson wallop begin
non out for the last month the Sox with the Yan have
n.o9 rlaying the fastest ball in the league
American has been closely punched of the that
winne launching
and Chicago playing the best ball There is
clubs this will still be
nt bv and easily possible that four Of these will be in
~ ~ the week or two
lack Dillon matched with jess Willard those who this
-, -. that should
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Jackson 8 Rush.
Zoe Jackson last season dropl

Joe Jackson 8os This for month he
around focused who starts to
But the Batting established isn't to dslodge Since the
~ u. has come from 25O in which has called
better thana.4
18th of this month He
mark being He has never been under 800 since and mas only been below
will need all they beat
him out
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Flowers for Radbourne's Grave.

Bloomington, H., July 6.-Members
of the National League decorated the
grave of Charley Radbourne. the old
National League star, here to-day.
F. c. Bancroft, who managed the Provi-
dence club in 1884, when Radbourne
pitched seventy-two games in one sea-
son, conducted the ceremony. The Gin
oinnati club played an exhibition game
hero today.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Jim Gilmore Has Hone

Jim Gilmore said the other day that
he had forgotten all about the business
Of baseball, bat still retained his in
terest as a fan. The former president
Of the Feds still hopes that the Cubs
and Browns will show the other clubs
Of the two circuits a few things about
BASEBALL AS a matter of fact, both
have shown many things.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Evans Not Entered
in Western Tourney

Chicago, July 6.-Of the IL! golfers
entered in the Western amateur meet,
to be held at the Del Monte, Cal. Coun-
try Club, beginning July II, only FIVE
are from clubs east of Salt Lake City.
The entries closed to-day, and the
list. as announced by Secretary +. H..
Bankard, does not include Charles
Evans, the champion.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
The Erratic Title.

be awarded to the Giants beyond ball
of the
April ~ s-Won and lost 49, percentage 1873
May to June2 and lost 2; percentage, 900
June 2 to July 9 and lost 10; percentage, 82l
Here is shift back S2l each involving
the rsic with Detroit
only . shade behind-we further details
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Johns in Tennis Finals.

Buffalo, July 6.-Van Dyke Johns. Of
San Francisco, will meet Lester f. Gil
bert, Of Buffalo. tomorrow in the finals
for the Great Lakes tennis champion
ship. Johns won his semi-fnals to-day
from Misner, of Elma, y. Y. in straight
sets, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Gilbert defeated
Trowbridge Hendricks, also a Buffalo
player, 6-3, 6-4, 10, 60.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Sets Mark
In Six FurlOng Race

derstood, told the stewards that Hen
dorson, who had tho mount on Duke OF
Duluth, was not 20 blame.
Felicidad, favored by many to capt
ure the Noodhavcu, was caught fat
footed when the curtain went up and
could not sec her way through the dust
which the field kicked up as they dc
parted for the finish line Brigh, Star
was another IN this event which will
bear watching
The Prospect Handicap features =
very good card offered by the Queens
County Jockey Club this afternoon.
Nine good whizzcrs are nominated for
this one-milc scamper. as follows:
Wooden Shoes 11Sl. Gillies I10,
Magnet Oll6). Harry Shaw (126), Med
itation Go0. Bac tlls). Top Hat (l09),
Garbage Oln and Holiday (l0S).
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
STEVENSON HURT
WHEN POLO PONY
FALLS IN GAME
Accident Mars Point Ju.
dith and Rockaway
Whites Contest.

Every little polo game has an acci-
dent of its own these days, or nearly so.
At the Cedarhurst field Of the Rock
away Hunting Club in the third game
for the Independence Day cups yester-
day Philip Stevenson. Of the Point
Judith team, which opposed the Rock
away Whites, was badly shaken up
when his mount stumbled on the boards
and rolled on him. The player was fif-
teen minutes recovering from the fall,
after which he was able to walk to the
clubhouse.
The mishap occurred in the eighth
period after two minutes Of play, when
Stevenson was riding hard along the
side line after the ball. Just in front
Of the veranda and its throngs OF gayly
dressed women and men the chestnut
nag he rode caught the boards with its
left hoof and stumbled and fell, with
Stevenson partially under the mount
It all happened so quickly he could not
throw himself clear. Rodman Wana-
maker, jr., No. Of the same team,
was in his place TO back Stevenson's
play, but he had plenty Of time 70 pull
out, and no other player was very
close up.
Help, which included the aid Of doc
tors, was at hand among the onlookers.
Stevenson was knocked out for g spell,
but he kept his senses and only COM
planned of pains in his head and legs.
The doctors cleared away the crowd,
and after a quarter Of an hour Steven
son was able to limp off the field.
For the five minutes remaining for
play il was decided 70 have only three
men on side, and J. P. Kane dropped
out Of the Whites line. This brought
up Cary as No. I, the others being Met
calf and Pratt. For Point Judith, be-
sides Stevenson and Wanamaker. the
players were p. S. p. Randolph, father
inlaw of the injured player, and (. 5.
Voss.
At the time play was resumed the
Whites had lead Of iA TO ,. and the
only change after that was a goal by
Randolph, made in dashing style by the
Squire Of the Pier, which is the loca-
ton Of the Point Judith field.
I. was the first appearance of young
Wanamaker in a Rockaway tournament.
lie is not much past sixteen and fine
rider. with four or five neat mounts,
mainly California-bred ones. He had
been practising hitting and control on
his own account for couple of hours
each day for a week on the small field
and was right on edge for the game, in
which he played the position very aptly
picking up the ball deftly. Wanamak-
ers debut as poloist was at Nara
gansett Pier last season.
The final between the Rockaway
Blues and the Whites will be on Mon
day.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Indians After Pitchers

indianapolis, Ind, July 6.-James
Dunn, Of the Cleveland American
League club, who has been here watch
ing the work Of the players of the local
American Association team. to-day
asked Manager Hendricks to put a
price on Pitchers Carter and Aldridge
and Outfelder Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Senators Get Merito Acosta.

Griffith. Of the Washington baseball
club, has exchanged Henry Rondeav to
the Minneapolis American Associat on
club, for Merito Acosta, the Cuban out.
fielder. Rondeau leaves for Minncap-
oils to-day and Acosta will take his
place in the Washington lineup either
Saturday or Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Earl, Jr., Wins His
First Race This Season

Hartford, Conn, July 6.-Earl. jr.,
one Of the sensations OF the Grand
Circuit last season, won his first race
of the present season over the half
mile track at Sage Park this afternoon,
defeating a fast field of steppers in the
free-for-all mace
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
One Reason.

"Dlon SAYS whipped Moran far deciy h
beat Willard?
Mainly because the prevent from ouOng an
other by ngng heavily on his knee cap
The difference height and 100 pounds weight would
GREAT stuff for comedy n great boost for sport
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Reds Get Bluejacket.

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 6.-Pitcher
Bluejscket, an Indian, was sold to the
Cincinnati Nationals by the Blooming
ton club of the Three l. League to-day.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
A Few Late Books.
OF Busher. By Connie Mack

The Fall of the House OF Busher- BY Connie Mack
Paradise Lost. By Frank Moran.
The spoiler BY Jack Dillon.
The Inside of the Cup. BY Chick Evans
The Lost Trail. BY John j. McGraw.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
The Difference.

uh .houdnt pilon meet exchange "Didn Dav
Andbea GoliahT
He did But present Queensbe regulations Dillon not pere
a singhot
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Little Joker Clause in
Freddie WelSh'S Offer
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TU-NTUHT.
Harlem g. Cleo Johnson and Ans hsct. Joe
ASeyodc and Kid Jackson.
Frssport 8. C.--Psddy Burns and fsuns Martin.
Nov Polo a. C.-Joo Malone and Battling
Jimmy Nelson.
Vanderbilt A. c.-P. Murphy and s. ioyce.
Browns Far Rocksws A. C.-Jsn Smith and
Soldier KeiseJ.
SATURDAY..
Broadway 8. C.-Harry Piercs and waNr Nehr.
Fslrmont A. C.-Jaek Dempsey and Burr Kenny.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

For bali club place, Il peculiar how few rivals o
fo-vsrd meeting Jones' Browns
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Each Of them S1CGt Thdn1ohicher;
Gee-I'm glad I'm not pitcher.


and 10 they
something like 20 of
30 games Then They sixth place
II In the wake of which they lost
great M n Topping back into the second division
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

RoCKAwAY WHITES

70 ?-se"sIt s. ,,, Gsg,, 30 49,; "a wTsh'r Ts. r..
Back--A. d. b. Pratt. 2 =
TotA ....-.....sr...
Total .....a....: :...... 81
voss /. by handicap. q less penalty safety by
Prst.l 4 totsi. 4% Point Judth-Goais earned.
3 Individual goals-For Whites. Car. Net ar.
Voss For Point Judith. stevenson. Randolph o.
Re,.ecs-P. 5. T. Randolph jr.. and Charles r.
Leonard. Nmer-Abert Hunter.
Play for the Rockaway Hunting Club
cups, for teams rated at fifteen goals or
more, will begin this afternoon with a
game between the Meadow BrookRug-
by and Cooperstown teams.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Results of Racing
at AQueduCt Track

FIRST RACE Handicap for thrcc year olds and
ug"ard W subscription ~ so each. with 5000
added flrlrree
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

-. A. meeting of the stewards Of the
..aona Stecplcchase and Hunt Asso-
4.on held yesterday, the suspension
, Jockey Henderson was extended 20
a!gls, lO Henderson was set down
Y he Aoueduct stewards for what was
n. eyed 90 be am attempt 10 put Jockey
a1ghs on Chivalry. on the fence at
s conclusion Of Wednesdays three
me Jumping race Waugh. IL is un-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

- LIGHT
kZby OanzA7d Rice
Sons Of Swat.
Sons of Swat.

SOnS OF Swat.
Dare and Joe and Ty and Iris
When they Suing they seldom miss
Dare and Iris and Joe and IT,
Mondrchs Of the Batting Eye;
Hon. they make the rooters rGUe-'
Iris and tn and Joe and Dave.
Ho,0 they pile up pitching noe
DGUe and Ty and Iris and Joe.
Still better sho10 to make,
We must also toss in Jake.
Jake, Joe, Ty and Ddue and Iris
What smear Of batting blissl
Each Of them a S1Cat Thdn1Chicher,
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

r. lack Dillon matched with jess Willard those who prom
-, - tho ones that should grab
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

Tine l.l3 2-s. start goSd Won hsndiy Winner.
, by Chlc'anunda-T,ag agtsh owned ly Brighton
Stable. trained by q NJ Odon.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

those bad legs Of Thunderer's s
-sned 20 both him not a whit. On
'tonesday afternoon, in workout
re son Of Broomstick did FIVE fur
Ngs in less than a minute, while the
N, half mile of his race yesterday
.'' caught by several reliable watches
@ 81 seconds fat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19

wszedzie zwycieska dla Sprzy-
mierzonych. Okolice jeziora O.
suovo So wolne Cd nieprzyjacie-
la Gale prawe skrzyd}o buigar--
skie jest rozbite.
Sofia, 10. wrzeSnia. - RAPPORT
bu}garski podaje, IL ofensywa
Sprzymierzonych ma zachodniem
skrzydle macedohskiem zostaia
wstrzymana (?!...), ataki od--
parte; W centrum mad Wardarem
kanonada gwaitowna ze stron O.
bu; atak ma Doldjeli odparto. Mad
Struma Sprzymierzeni atakowali
miasta Komarian, Dzjamawale i
Osman-Kamila, lecz zostali od--
parci.
Londyn, 10. wrzesnia. - Port
grecki Kavala, zajety przez Bul-
garow, zostal zbombardowany
przez eskadre Sprzymierzonych
- miasto Jest jedna ruina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Belgia protestuje pre-
civ pozyczce.
Washington, 1890 wrzesni;

Washington, 1890 wrzesnla,
- Belgijska legacya wnios}a do
departamentu stanu protest. W
kt0rym zarzuca, ze niemieckie
wiadze wojskowe usi}uja wymu-
sic Cd bejgijskich bankow po-
zyczke w kwocie 1.000.oo0.00o
frank6w (s9oO.OOO.ooo) i uwle-
zi1y NJ. Carlier'a. dyrektora bel
gijskiego Banku Narodowego,
poniewaz odm6wii on swej a
probaty dla tego planu. Crze-
dnicy departamentu stanu daja
do zrozumienia, re wedle ich "a
patrywania Stany Zjednoczone
nie So upowaznione do jakiejkol-
wick interwencyi w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Wfosi wala ma Tryest.

Rzym, 19. wrzesnia. - Wojska
w1oskie ztamafy i zniosiy trzecia
linie obron austryackich ma Kar-
sic, "a Socza rzeka - w marszu
na Tryest, Cd ktorego So ledwie
o Is mil oddalone. Austryacy
kontratakowali bardzo energicz--
ME, lecz nigdzie ME zdo}ali wstrzy
mac naporu w}oskiego, W wal
kach onegdajszych wzieto 300
Austryak6w do niewolt. Ramona
da straszliwa gra ma caiej linii Cd
mora az po Tolmino / dalej. Cen
trem walki byIo Komen, na poiu-
dnie cd Gorycyi, miej wiecej W
jednej trzeciej cd Tryestu, Sila
akcyi wioskiej byia tax straszna,
IL Z niczem por6wna6 sic ME da-
jak wyraiaja sic komunikaty:
Wlosi maja teraz nowe ogromne
armaty angielskie, ktore znosza
wprost wszelkie zapory i zr6wnu-
ia ziemia waay i okopy ma dale
ka mete; po dwudniowej strzela-
ninie poszly ataki wrecz maso--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19

sowa, mad Dunaje1n do Tuzla
mad Morzem Carmen na linii tej
otrzymaly posi4ki wstrzymaly
napor nieprzyjaciela. Nalka toczy
sic dalej Z wielka zacietoScia. Bull
garry Niemcami pra do hnij
kolejowej, dazacej do Dobrudzy
L Csernawoda mad Dunajem dc
Koestendzie, giownego portu ru-
muhskiego mad Morzem Gar
nem ;linii tej bronia slime pozycye,
cparte O t. wv. Wal Trajana"
zbudowany jeszcze w r. 377 P,
Chr. przez Rzynlian dla wstrzy-
mania naporu Wizygotow pol
nocy. LIMA Dunaju jest nienaru-
szona.
Berlin-Sofia, 10. wrzeSnia. -
Raporty donosza o szybkim i do
brym postepie W Dobrudzy ru-
muhskiej juz, GAIA bowiem daw-
ma bu}garska Dobrudza juz ode
brana. Szereg stare mia} miei-
see pod Copadium, Adjenlar i w
innych punktach, gdzie wszedzie
wzieto jetic6w i zdobyczy sporo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Ultimatum W straj-
ku nowojorskin1.
vKe|vinia' by|a torpedowana.
Belgia protestuje przeciw
,,pozyczce"
SmierC generaIa Alberta |. Mills.
5 PUkK0W zWoLN|oNYCH I POGRANICzA
Anglia odpowiada ma protest.
BRYTYJSKE W0zY WOjEKHE BUDOWANE v PEORIA.
Anglia odp0wiada ma protest.
BRYTYJSKIE WOzY WOjEKYE BUDOWANE " PEORIA.

Richmond, Va, kt6ry zapewnia,
ze brytyjski parowicc ,.Kelvinia"
zosta1 torpedowany skutkiem
tego zatonal. .,kelvinia" ulegia
hatastrofic. Ego wrzesnia, gdy
p}yneta Z New port News. Va. do
Glasgowa. w;ozac M swym po-
kiadzic 2S Obywatcli amervkali-
skich dotychczas NE zdoiano
IA podstaWie urzedowvch dochO-
dzch stwicrdzic, czy padia ona O.
fiara torpely, czy tcz uajcclaia
ma ming
billiard opowiada. Hc ..Ncivi-
nie' torpedowano 0 4odzinic %-ci
popoiudniu oez zadnego ostrzc-
zenia. Statell zatonqf natvch-
miast. a poniewaz mic byio wy
starczajacej liczby iodzi ratun-
kowych, wiclu musiaio skakaG
W morze w pasach bezpieczerl-
stwa. Pc kilkunastu godzinach
zostali oni ocaleni przez inny O.
kret. Amerykanie. kt6rzy znaj-
dowali sic ma ..kelvinii', najec1
bvli 60 pilnowania wiezionego
transportu koni muiow.
WGi;yngton, 1890 wrzeSnia.
- Urzednicy departamentu sta
nu oswiadczyli tu, re jak dlugo
ME nadejda amerykahskiej AMI
basady W Londynie oficyalne
informacye w sprawie zatople-
MIA parowca ,,kelvinia", rad
tutejszy ME poczyni zadnych
krok6w w tel sprawie. Ma ra-
zie zarzadzo tylko odebrania
zaprzysiezonych zeznai cd A
merykan6w. kt6rzy znajdowali
sic na zatopionym okrecie po-
wr6cili wczoraj do Nowego
Yorku ma parowcu ,,Tuscania".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Ma BAkKANIE.
Wielkie Zwyciestwo
Serbow.

Ateny-Paryz, 10. wrzeSnia. -
Urzedowo og}oszono o wielkiem
zwyciestwie, odnieSionem przez
Serb6w i Srrzymierzonych -
mad wojskami Bufgar6w i Cen
tralnych w Macedonii, na
slrzydle zachodniem linii bojo-
wei. w kilkodniowym przepotez-
nym ataku wielka brawura
przeprowadzonym Serbowie wy
rzucili Buigarow zupe}nie z gree
kej Macedonii, odebrali i'm maj
wieksze miasto w tel czesci Bal
kanu, Florina i prac naprzod.
przekroczyli dawna granice serb
ska. a stanawszy ma wiaSnej zie-
mi, otoczyli arnie bu4garska ma
pofudnie Cd Monastyru. Sytuacya
Jest TAXA, IL Monastyr miasto jest
zagrozone bezposrednio, MEM
GAIA dziaIajaca w tel stronie ar
mia bu{garska, ktora moze dostac
sic do niewoi. Serbowie szli ma
prod z TAXA forsa i szybkoscia,
IL Bulgarzy nigdzie czoia stawi6
ME zdoSali, skoro rag ich linie zia-
mano: pr6bowai zatrzynac sic
mad rzeka Crna, lecz w niedziele
Serbowie znieSli ich formujaca sic
mad "a rzeke linie, przekroczyli
Crne dalej prac Bu'garow wkro-
czyli do Serbii wiasciwej, oparli
sic pod samyn dopiero Monasty-
rem. Zreszta to ME koniec bitwy
- trwa ona dalej wedfug ~szel-
kiego prawdopodobienstwa Mo-
nastyr dis juz jest wziety row.
niez przez Serbow. Zabrano do
niewoi wielka liczbe BuIgarow
niemieckimi oficerami: zoHnierze
buigarscy skarza sic, IL Niemcy
traktowali ich nieludzko prowa-
dill b{ednie. E. Zabrali tez Ser
bowie mase dziaf. mitraliez, broni
amunicyi. lecz dok}adnych obli-
czen tel zdobyczy jeszcze ME po-
dano; W samem Malkanizdje wzie
to dziai 80, W tenn 2 ogromne ko-
lubryny niemieckie. Dalsze szcze-
goly walk o Florine donosza, ze
" ataku tym wspariy Serb6w
kontyngensy rosyjski i franeuski:
atak wykonano z Sch stron od-
razu, Buigarzy zadnej szansy O.
poru wydatnego ME mieli: szere-
81 ich poprostu zdziesiatkowano
- Straty ponieSli ogromne. Ma
caiei drodze do Monastyru roz-
ciagnsia sic bitwa kilkodniowa i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Rumuniia W Walce.
Porazka Rosyan
pod Hallczem.
WEosi wala ma Tryest.
StaIy POstep Sprzynierzonych
ma zaChOdnim FronCiG,
Ladowe Pancernlkl.
lime TelegrarnY.
Ladowe Pancernlki.
lime TelegraKnY.
Z T e a t r 9 w
w ojennych.

Serbowie pobili Buigar6w W
wielkiej bitwie W Macedonii,
odebrali i'm miasto Florina;
Bufgarzy uchodza na Mona
styr, Serbowie walcza juz na
w'asnej zieui.
Rosyjsko rurnunskie woj-
ska w Dobrudzy cofne}y sic ma
krotsza linie, na ktorej wstrzy-
ma}y napor bu4garsko-niemiec-
h, otrzymawszy posifki.
Pod Haliczem BOZ wre dalej;
Niemcy Austryacy zadali Ro-
syanom porazke dotkliwa. bio
rae i'm jencow $500.
Ma wfoskirn teatrze wojny
W1osi przypuscili nowy pe4no-
liniowy atak ma Karsie prac
na Tryest, znieSli try linie o.
bron austryackich.
Ma zachodnim froncie An
glicy i ,Francuzi dalsze biora
pozycye; postep znaczy sic
sta}y ma ca3ej linii pikardyj-
skiej. Automobile wojenne, t.
wv. ,,Ladowe Pancerniki" od-
znaczaja sic znakomicie w ak
cyl Sprzymierzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Ulimatum W strajku no
woyorskim.

NOWy 1OIk, 10-Ro WIZeSnld.
- Po konferencyi burmistrza
Mitchcll'a reprezcntantami zor-
ganizowanych robotnikow ogfo-
szono tu, ze jeSli burmistrzowi
ME uda sic doprowadzic do po-
rozumienia pomiedzy zarzadem
kolei gornych i podziemnych :
ich strajkujacymi funkcyonaryu-
szami, we czwartek proklamowa-
ny zostanie powszechny strajk
.sympatykow", kt6ry obejmie
100000 zorganizowanych w unie
robotnikow. Reprezentanci klas
robotniczych zapewniaja, re ME
ktore unie aprobowa!y juz pro-
k1amowanie tego strajku, W in
nych zas odbywa sic w}aSnie po'
wszechne glosowanie mad ia kwe-
stya.
Burmistrz Mitchell oSwiadczy}
ze do pomocy w rokowaniach Il
czfonkami zarzqdu kolei gornych
podziemnych wezwie prezesa
Strausa komisyi siuzby cywil-
nej ME tract nadziei,ze usilowa-
MIA jego zostana uwiehczone po-
mySlnymi rezultatami, pomimo
ze Theo P. Shonts, prezes The
Interborough Transit Company"
The New York Railways Co"
zapowiedziaf, ze zarzad tych
kompanii ME ma zamiaru VIDA
wac sic w dalsze rokowarla ze
straikierami. Pan Mitchell "a
prosil ia konferencye dzisiaj ko-
mitet obywatelski Z iona lzby
H d | o,w e i reprezen-
tantow Stowarzyszenia kupcow,
aby naradzic sic Z mimi mad sy-
tuacya i zasiegnaf ich rady &C
do dalszego postepowanla.
Ruch ma objetych strajkiem
liniach odbywa} sic wczoraj we
die normalnego rozkladu ma O.
.gof obyio sic bez zaklocania po-
rzadku publicznego, aczkolw1ek
zanotowano kilka wypadkow /
.vkroczefi. tax bombardowano
dach6w kamieniami butelka-
mi pociqg kolei' gornej ma uli-
each 100 i sO-ej. przyczem pare
os6b odniosIo obrazenia. w po-
blizu znow garazy tramwajo-
wych zaatakowano policyanta,
kt6ry usilowai rozpedzic ZEBRA
nych tam strajkier6w.
DIS o p6inocy wyszIo ma
straik 800 motorowych kondu-
ktorow. zatrudnionych przez
The New York and Queens
County Railway Co." Organiza-
eye zydowskie, reprezentujacc
okoto 100000 robotnik0w, u
chwalily, re maja bye oni goto-
Wi kazdej chwili rozpoczac bez-
robocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-19
Rununia W Walce.

Bukareszt, 19. wrzesnia. - Ra-
port rumunski podaje, il W Sled
miogrodzie postep wojsk trwa j
konsolidacya pomyslna linii zdo-
bytych. Ma Dobrudzy, wojska ro-
syjsko-rumufiskie cofneiy sic na
p6lnoc, ma krotsza linie cd Ra--