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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

At q meeting Of our able medical m en-
held in Chicago recently it was learned
that consumption can be cured for ten
cents, and We believe it. The remedy
for the cure 8 simple. and is one of the
best that man Can use for many pur.
poses. 1t is sulphur. Buy ten cents
worth, and burn and inhale it-that is
draw it deep down into your lungs. Of
course it must not all be burned at one
time. Say teaspoonful at time. The
Chicago doctor named has cured pa.
TENTS, and one of the leading scientists
of Johns Hopkins University endorses
it in it's entirety and calls attention tc
two persons cured by it. who were in q
bad stage of consumption. Try it.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

That President Wilson 10 a man of
letters, no one will deny, and 10 i'm.
pugn bad motives to his plans and in
tentions 10 not fair. But to criticise his
actions is ones prerogative. Why be
persists in ousting Huerta, and favors
Villa is too queer to reason out to ones
satisfaction. Villa is certainly worse
than Huerta. But aside from that. W at
has he to do with who shall be the ruler
Of Mexico? Just about as much as
Mexico has as to whether or not he
shall remain President of the United
States. He may be right, but as We see
it, it seems absolutely wrong. Let them
work out their own solution as this
country has its.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

1t is really amusing to hear people
who are politically half scared to death
declaring the Progress party is dead.
1t has the power not to live, but TO kill
and we'll do this class of fault finders
know it. mo compromise. no, no, no u
Robbinx ave it birth and lying on it,
is making it grow. That Theodore
Roosevelt will be it's nominee, and pres,
ident, is question of no doubt in our
mind
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

Prof. w. 81. Richards, teacher Of law
in the great Howard University Law
Sohool,is fine man. A deep thinker,
a hard student; keen scholar; splen.
did lawyer, he imparts knowledge
with m ore ease and effectiveness than
most law teachers we know of. What a
blessing to our people that they can be
30 advantageous taught in law by SO
fine lawyer.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
christianity.

christianity.
True some who n'e devils at home and
have nOslOve for hom~ and home- t,s-
can ruah into war with no car for TIL
future Of the homo aud those left there
But what of those who 'ove hnne and
it's inmates, " nose harp'u"s- i-pnnds on
those gone to wal?
Watch the trend OF war and thus,
who go and do the fighting. Not tho..
who agitat- war and declare it. They
never go, but those whO are poor, with
large families to support are called on
and fooled into the belief that thy owe
it to their country AZ patriots to take I'D
arms, leave home and their dependents
10 do the best they can. and it 10 safe To
say ittv per cent never return alive
and well.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

Although this is an "off year" in
IN Missouri politics the party leaders
predlct that a heavy vote will be poll
ed In the state election this fall be-
cause or the emphasis which will be
laid upon national issues and the H.
Vers1fied character Of the propos u
constitutional amendments and refer
endum propositions to be voted upoo
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

by United prpss.D

| 'iS oiiitcr D.. ltSS.t
| MEXICO CITY. Ayri 2s-Adm;y-
ers of Felix Diaz are very few in tie
Mexican CAP al. The enemies Of =
revolution, Of course, expected kin,
but he finds as Hiuch criticism among
his fcrme" supporters as he does
amCng these VINO have @iWuvS 0oU0S-
! ed him.
Lack CT nerve and ability" is the
charge generally brought d .ainst him.
No man IL Mexico HAS had more 3D.
kortun:ties to make something Of
himself d 10 tie a hand in the
destines c. M.Xi1o tuan Felix Diaz
for, even though he Was only the
nephew CT Old Pres dent Diaz, the
president fe.t even more kindly 10
Felix than he did to his own son,
who was thoroughly incapable Of as
suming responsibility of any sort, Il
tried to make him station" ~
say old PoriiriO remarked cf
Felix, and he wasn't big enough for
it. | tried t. make HIM a soldier,
but he failed. When | gave him the
little job Of being chief Of police f
Mexico City and he was happy"
Felix D:az's seizure Of Vera Cruz,
before the downfall of Madero, is \
story that is full of instances Of his
ability to make the most Of OppOrtun-
/ tiles. In the custom house, when
Felix Daz gained control OF the tow,
was the sum $4,000 600. Diaz ncv-r
learned it was there until after u
had bce:: captured by Madcro AMI
his revolution had failed. "F09t.'
cried ?orf.r.o Dia&, in Paris. wnzn
he heard Of the Incl lent Felix WIS
always ready to steal from the poor.
but he wouldn't take money from 4
government he was trying to over
throw
There wee 1000 r.Gos stored y
Vera Cruz which Felix FL might
have seized. but v.:'r his u"ua! @.i-
peTfci3lIy, he didn't know OF their
presence in the town U..H - vas 10
late and he was il need Ct r,Gns and
ammunit CT at that moment. iI-cn! :
military standpoint D-az also mae
a characteristic AMI fatil MISTAKE
wheE, after sel;2g V;"a Cruz, Re u,l
not send out scouting parties o Ut
The rai,TCad lines be, weau The clD.'.l
and his Ge2rnrt stronghold, Cy,2
these lines, within few hours after
his revolution, troops worc rushed
to overthrow HIN, und Felix Diaz
wound up in jaI, will a dee II sci
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

For the best Of all kinds of boots End
shoes. 20 to Charles E. Thompson, 1873
North Queen Street. His stock 10 excl
lent, and the courtesies Of his clerks
can't be excelled. Try him and te
convinced.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP, MANIAC ENT, ClRGU-

LATION, En-.
Pioneer Press. publ,s'.d weekly At
Nartihshnrp. required 10y the Act OF
August "a 1912
Editor, j Il. Clifford, Of Mart n,bnr,
W Va.
Managing Edi'or,J r. Clifford M.r-
ti"tburg, y Va
business Nrnag-r, j. r. G..I,id.
Martinsburs. " v,
Publisher, J. K VI Il I'D, Mart,n,h I,y,
w. Va.
Owner, J. r. ClIffnId.
Known bondhoIders, murtea 3. 4 Il
other security holders. TOD; ;ei.
cent or more of total a.nou,,, or
nonds, mortgages, or otntr secui.l'e.
None.
j. IL. Cliff rd
Sworn TO and subsclit.d le.ie ME
thls 25Ih. day Of a r ri 1914
E. A. Hobbs n. +
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

It may be we'll for our diplomats to
give careful attention to negotiations
between this country and Mexico. be.
cause the Southern republics experts on
laws governing international disputes
have the reputation of being second to
none.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
WAR Is HELL,

SO said General Sherman, and he told
the truth. When civilized people who
boast of their superior religion, love to
go to war-to shoot half civilized ones,
speaks bad Tor their civilization and
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
Sensible Advice.

If you have a grievance at some
one don't start newspaper to get
even Tried that once ourselves
and before we reached the point Of
making expenses had lost $4,000 and
two years work.--Spencer Times Rec
ord.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

The present indications are that
the contest for the Democratic nom
nation for United States senator
from Ohio in succession to Senator
burton, whose term will expire next
March, will be between Attorney Ge,.
eral Timothy S. Hogan and John IT.
Clarke, of Cleveland.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

John Burke, treasurer of the Unit
ed States, has declared to enter the
contest for the seat of AISLE J. Grooaa.
United States senator from North Da
kota
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

The Republican state convent ",
recently held in Oklahoma selected
John Duefor Of Guthrie as the candi-
date to succeed Thomas P. Gore IN
the United States senate.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

The Republican State central co,.,-
mittee Of Colorado will meet in Den
yer May 5 to take action on the res
lgnation of Simon Guggenheim as ma.
tlonal committee man.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

The field Of candidates for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination
III 1exas appears to have narrowed
down to Thomas H. Ball, of Houston,
and James e. Ferguson, of Temple.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

Former Senator Foraker of Ohio
has begun an active ca,nDa:yn for + 10
republican nomination for United
States senator to succeed Sena .,r
Burton.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

William j. Harris, director of rna
united States census, is mentioned
as possible candidate for the gov
ernorship Of Georgia.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY 2 1914.

If men who agitate and declare war
had to lead it, we would have less war
possibly none.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

WANTED-Respec gent lemsn
wants a good woman as housske DER.
Full particulars obtained by applying
at Press office.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

Hccl@llsts OF New Hampshire have
named state ticket for the Noyein-
Der election.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02

). Randolph Anderson, president OF
the Georgia senate, is a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
governor
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-05-02
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

Governor Hooper, of Tennessee, his
been nominated for third term.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
zDOBYGIE
JAROSkAWIA.

Perograd, 20 wrzeSnia. - u
Rad wojenny juz wczoraj ogio-
sii a dzisiai potwierdza wies6 o
zdobyciu miasta Jaros&awia, le-
zacego mad Sanem rzeka, o l7cie
mil na p61noc cd twierdzy Pre-
mySla, oblezonej przez Rosyan.
JarosIaw ME byi forteca, ale sill
ME wzmocnionym punktem, oto-
czonym fortami polowymi, ktore
stawify dzielny Opor. onegdaj
Austryacy ewakuowali miasto' a
odchodzac zen, podpalii je: pra-
wdopodobnie miasto ciezko ucier-
pia{o. Jarosiaw jest wazrym pun
ktem ma linii kolejowej Lwow-
Krakow i posiada most zelazny
ma SAME; obecnie most i kolej
lest W reku Rosyan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Oblezenie Pre-
mysla. +.

Petrograd, % wrzesnia.
Przemysl jest otoczony przez z
CORA sto tysiecy wojska rosyjs-
kiego j SLIME bombardowany. Juz
tez 5 dalszych fortow zdobyi Ro-
syanie cd strony pofudniowej-
Dobromila. Dowodzca austryac-
ki wystosowai potem prosbe do
generaia rosyjskiego, by udzielo-
no 5-godzinnego zawieszenia bro
nj - celem usuniecia z miasta lu-
dnoSci ME walczacej, zwfaszeza
kobiet i dzieci. General rosyjsh
zgodzi4 sic zaraz bez wszelkich
warunk6w i ludnoSe opusci4a
miasto odjezdzajac W kierunku
Krakowa j Wiednia, takze ma
Wegry: odjedzajacym Rosyanie
zadnych ME czynili trudnoSci. Po
5 godzinach wake wszczeto ma
oogo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Polozenie W Austryi

Wieden, % wrzeSnia. Polo
zenie Austryi jest w calem tego
slowa znaczeniu rozpaczliwe -
zadnych wiadomoSci, brak wszy-
stkiego do zycia czyni egzysten-
eye ludnoSci niemozliwa; chodza
siuchy, re ma Wegrzech, w Cze-
chach i w Kroacyi wybuch3y re-
wolucye. Wszystkie gmachy pu-
bliczne, nawet gmach parlamen-
tn zamieniono ma szpitale; do
pustem nowym okazuje sic cho-
lera, ma ktora wielu zoinierzy
przywiezionych Galicyi i z po-
ludniowego teatru walk zapada-
zachodzi wielka Ottawa, re strasz-
ma ia epidemia sic rozwleczc.
Rad dal million koron ma budo-
we barakow szpitalnych dla che
lerycznych. w calem mieScie pa
nuje tez dyzenterya wskutek Ii,
chego odzywiania sic ubozszej lu-
dnoSci. Nastroj w mieScie Jest
grobowy. Mic ME wiadomo. co
sic cesarzem dzieje: powiadaja,
re opuSciI Wiedeh, inni przecz?
= uparcie kraza pogioski, ze ce
sarz cd dawna ME zyje....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Jeszcze o walkach
W srodkowej Ga
licyi.

Petrograd, 20 wrzeSnia. - Po-
razka austryacka pod Dubiec--
klein, ktore ley ma zachod od
Przemysla dowodzi, re twierdzA
jest kompletnie otoczona bitwA
pod Grodkiem okazala sic prze--
grana, jakkolwiek Austryacy bro
Mill sic dzielnie w rezultacie Co.
fneli sic do twierdzy. Ma zachod
Cd PrzemySla wojska austryackie
odpad}y ma Rzeszow Jasio. Mia
sta Przeworsk, Lancut Rzeszow
rowniez zostaly zdobyte i zajete
przez Rosyan. Nastepnej walki
spodziewac sic nalezy W okoh-.
each Jasla mad rzeka Wislokiem
- pOboczna Sanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Dalsze ciosy.

Tryest, s3 wrzeSnia. = w mie-
Scie panika, ludnoSc ME walczaca
wyjedza W Alpy i chroni sic wo-
COLE ma p6lnoc: Ottawa bombar-
dacyi miasta portu re strony
okret6w: francuskich i angels"
kich jest wielka. w miescie jest
sto tysiecy wojska, ale szanse o.
brony So male i wladze poczyni-
ly przygotowania do ewakuacyi
"a pierwszym danym sygnalem.
Rzym, 23 wrzeSnia. - Dono--
sza tu re statki francuskie znow
bombardowaly Cattaro, obronny
port austryacki ma Adryatyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Kampania Pruska.

Londyn, %. wrzesnia. - Malo
lest wiesci 0 ruchach wojsk w
Prusiech Wschodnich: podobno
armia niemiecka jakkolwiek bar
dzo spora - natknawszy sic ma
opor potezny wojsk Rennenkamp
ia, wstrzymaia sic W pochodzie
ma wschod czy tez nawet cofnela
z powrotem ku granicy pruskiej {:
.Niemcy maja zbierac silly do alta
ku ma Kowno i Grodno ma Lit
vie. Bitwa jaka sic tu przygoto-
wuje bedzie wagi olbrzymiej dla
Niemiec, bo moze ma czas diuzszy
zadecydowac o losach inwazyi
rosyjskiej W Prusiech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
SeraiewO zdobyte.

Nisz, % wrzesnia. - Otrzyma-
no ogioszono natychmiast pew
ma wiest, re miasto Serajewo, sto
lica austryackich prowincyi Bo'
sni i Hercogowiny zostaio zdoby-
te wczoraj przez pofaczone wo'--
ska Interchangeable. Wal
ka toczyfa sic pod miastem "a
cieta, Austryacy pobici ma ca3eJ
linii, widzac, IL nniasta ME utrzy-
maja cofneli sic daleko W kierun-
ku po1nocnym oddajac miasto
zwyciescom. w stolicy zaraz "a
prowadzono administracye serb
ska. Zajecie Serajewa stwierdza
ogarniecie ca}ej poludniowej po-
laci kraju przez inwazye serbska'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Walk ma Morzach.
Cieikie straty An
glik6wi Niemc0w

LONDYN, 23. wrzesnia. -
Miasto Gale wzburzone jest vie
Sciami jake wczoraj wieczorem
ogfoszono waznem spotkaniu
ma Morzu Po1nocnem ko1o wyspy
Helgoland: W punkcie tym znaj-
duje sic olbrzymia flota angiel--
sko-francuska, zamykajac wyj-
scie ma mora flocie niemieckiej,
zamknietej pod Kilonia. Otoz
wczoraj, czy tez onegdaj jeszcze
- daty biuletyn ME podaje, pod
wodne lodzie niernieckie w smia-
lynn ataku uderzyiy ma kilka mai
blizszych krazownikow angiel-
skich i zatopiiy try, czy nawet
cztery, jak niektore doniesienia
podaja. Zatopione okrety sa sta
re i dlatego ma pierwszy ogiel
byly wystawione. ale W kazdyrn
razie straty to ciezkie, najciezsze
re wszystkich jake Anglia W tel
wojnie ponios}a. Navy zatopio-
nych krazownikow So nastepuja-
ce: ,,Abukir", ,,Cressy" i Hogue. ="
Ma kazdym z mich znajdowaio sic
okoio 700 zofnierzy: wielu mu-
siaio zginac; pierwsze doniesie-
MIA podaja, re okofo 300 zomierzy
zdoiaiy wyratowac statki inne
angielskie, znajdujace sic W po-
blizu. Dalej doniesienia o bitwie
tel podaja, re Niemcy cafo wal
XII ME uszli, poniewaz okrety an
gielskie urzadziiy poscig "a To-
dziami podwodnemi i dwie z Mich
posiaiy ma dno morza. Jak zazna-
czono, W Londynie wzburzenie
wielkie: ludnosc domaga sic po-
misty ma Niemcach isarka po-
wodu nieczynnosci floty angiel--
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
WALK W GALICYI.

dsc wlaSciwie otoczeni< i zewszad
napierani - spodziewanem jest
poddanie sic caiej arrnii - zada-
ME tego rodzaiu w6dz rosyjski
juz do Dankla wysial. Dankl pro-
bowal stawic Rosyanom opor pod
Baranowem i RzeSzowem, ale
zostal pobity ciezkie poniosi
straty. Rosyanie ida lava ma Ia
chod - pozostawiwszy sto tysie-
cy pod PrzemySlem, jedna ich
armia dazy Podkarpaciem druga
zdaza ma poinoc Cd lwowsko-kra-
linii kolejowej. Kra-
kow jest bezpo5rednio zagrozo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Krakow W przede-
dniu oble1enia.

Wieden, % wrzeSnia. - Kra-
kow gotuje sic do obrony, ale
przygnebienie i Ottawa miasto
jest wielka i powszechna: wick
szosc ME walczacej ludnoSci O.
puSciia miasto. Austryacy kopia
ma liniach obronnych i fortufiku-
ia GAIA okolice na zachod Cd Tar
nova, kt6ry tez lada dnia spo-
dziewa sic zajecia.
Petrograd, % wrzeSnia. Po-
twierdza sic doniesienie, re au-
stryackie wiadze chciaiy Pola--
kom zlecic obrone Krakowa, ale
Polacy i ochotnicze polskie od--
dziaiy ME przyje}y propozycyi.
sadzac, re Krakow ME jest stoso-
wnem miejscem do obrony....O Oest
to doniesienie niejasne-jakkol-
wick w zasadzie prawdopodobne.
Dawniej juz sluchy byiy, re Au-
stryacy chca oddac obrone Kra''
kowa Sokolom Strzelcom Pol
skim. JeSli sic Polacy sprzeciwia-
ia teraz tel propozycyi - to mo
re dlatego, IL ME chca dopuScic do
oblezenia miasta wogole i znisz-
czenia stad ME uniknionego, "a
moze widza, ze sami wobec pre-
mocy rosyjskiej ME podoiaja. II
naiwyzszy entuzyazm musiai o.
slabnac wobec zajSc ostatnich.-
Przyp, Red. D. c.. .......
- Krakow musi bye wziety,
bo-musi bye wziety, tax oswald
cza urzad wojenny rosyjski, bo
miasto to jest zagroda drogi do
Wiednia i ostatnia wielka forte
Ca austryacza. Rosya spodziewa
sic ze zreszta miasto zostanie cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
Dalsze Walk W
Galicyi.

Petrograd, % wrzesnia. = Po-
scig "a armia austryacka gen,
Dankla stale cofajaca sic, trwa
dalei: wsr6d utarczek nieustan-
nych Rosyanie wzieli $4,000 jen-
cow. Armia dzialajaca przeciw
Danklowi. liczy 100000. Austrya-
CIV maia niewiele zywnoSci pro-
wiantowae sic juz ME moga, be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
lime WaIki ma mOrzJ a okrety ma dnie morza'
KrWaWe Zspssy IA Z!eH! haaeush9j
kleska Au-
stryak6w ma po-
graniczu Serb
skiern.

Nisz, % wrzeSnia. - Potwier-
dza sic w caiej rozciag4osci wczo
rajsze doniesienie o rozbiciu
wojsk austryackich pod Krupani,
nadto Austryacy pokonani costa
Ii pod Szabacem z ciezkiemi ma
der stratami. Ks. Jerry, ktory nl:-
mo rany otrzymanej pred kilku
dniami waiezyl W sseregach osos
biScie, zostaf raniony po raz dru-
gi. Serbom znow dostaly sic cen-
ne zdobycze z austryackiego obo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
OCHOTN|KA do LEG|ONOW
POLSk|CH WEFRANCY|!.

INA rece %. j. Srn1lsl1iego w Chi
caso przys1ano od Polskiego kornite-
tu we Francyi nastepujecy te-
Iesrarn:
BORDEAUX, Sept. q, 1914.
SMULSKI SYND. CHICAGO.
Compatriotes envoyez vingt mile Polonais
pour combattre les Teutons; faites les debarquer
en- Angletterre pour qu'ils Sc joignent PArmee
britannique en- France. Tous nos Polonais de
France sont deja sous les drapeaux. Montrez
vous dignes de Kosciuszko ct Pulaski Nous
comptons sur vous. C'es la sainte cause de la
Patrie, qui vOus appelle.
CoL j. Ga1ezowski, l. Pdderewskl,
F: Strowski, u Styka.
wv t1ornaczeniu polsl<iern3
Rodacy, przysylajcie 10000 Polak6w ma
Wake z Niemcami; niechaj wyladuja W Angli;,
ceIem przylaczenia sic do armii angielskiej we
Francyi. Wszyscy my, Polacy we Francyi, je-
stesmy jul pod sztandarami. 0ka1cie sic godny-
mi Koscuszki Pulaskiego' Iczymy ma was!
Swieta to sprawa 0jczyzny - ktora was
wzywa!.".... ~.-...
podpisano: Pulkownik j. Ga{ezowski,
l. Paderewski, +. Strowski,J Styka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23
NIEMCY STALE
W ODWR0CIE.
Walki w Belgii.

dane bez walki, a moze po probe
oporu tylko, gdyz Rosya szczerze
ME chce niszczyc bombardacya i
oblezeniem odwiecznego grodu.
Armie rosyjskie zmierzajace ma
Krakow wynosza S6a00GIudzi =
austryackie wojska zaledwie po-
lowe liczby tel wynosza... w ta-
kich warunkach obrona jest da--
remna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23

YESTERDAYS
eRcUuToR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-23

]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
na realnost, sprzedaje karty okretowe
i realnosci. 1146 Noble utica.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-09
I. W. MccARTER

Hon. j. w. McCarter, of Bowdle, is
the democratic nominee for governor.
He was born in 1872, of Scotch Irish
descent. and graduated from the North
ern Indian Law school in 1899. In
April, 1900, he moved to Bangor, the
former county seat of Walworth coun-
ty seat of Walworth county, but after
a few weeks stay he removed to Bow
die, where he has since resided and
practiced his profession.
Mr.. McCarter is happy in the COM
panionship of most estimable wife, a
native of Edmunds county, and two
daughters, to whom he pays tribute
with the greatest love and affection.
Mac, as he is familiarly known to his
friends, is genial, plain man of the
people, and is possessed of the qualifi-
cations necessary to make state execu.
tive of ability, character and frmness
The Record has always affiliated with
republican party, but it takes this op-
portunity of testifying to the fact that
the democratic party has nominated 9
man who is deserving of the confidence
of the people. w Walworth County Rec.
ord Rep
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-09
A VERY LIGHT VOTE

Huronite: The official count of the
vote cast at the primary election of the
24th OF March by the republicans of the
state has been given to the public.
The democratic vote was also can
vassed, but not as much interest has
been manifested in it as in the repub-
lican nominations, for the reason that
the normal position of the democrats
of South Dakota is that of the minority.
The canvass shows that the republi-
can vote cast on governor totalled 49,
7S4. The registration lists show that
73,oAo republicans were registered and
1t therefore appears that over $4,000 of
those republicans who registered did
not vote on election day.
Nearly one-third of those who ex-
pressed an intention to vote remained
away from the polls. This apparent
lack of interest was as noticeable in
the cities as in the rural precincts and
it cannot therefore be attributed to the
eXactions of farm work.
There was cause for the wide spread
apathy and it may come out in the sub
sequent campaign transactions. None
of the aspirants are feeling entirely
comfortable over the situation.