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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-02
WANT DESERTER

The war department has requested
the local police to search for Frank
p. Chenoweth, formerly of Hollands
burg, O., who enlisted in the army
June s, this year, and deserted from
the Columbus, O., barracks on June IA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-02
OLD MINE RICH,

RENO, New, July 2.-Miners exam
lining an abandoned shaft in the old
workings of the National mines dis
covered sacked ore worth $146,OOO. 1t
Is believed the ore was sacked and
cashed several years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-02
APPELLATE COURT
SUSTAINS FOX

Affirmation of the judgment of
Henry S. Lowe against John D. Mohler
given by Judge Fox in circuit court
several years ago, was received today
by the county clerk from the appellate
court Mohler appealed the case from
the Wayne circuit court the case be-
ing in appellate court for long time
Mohler was again the loser in the
suit, the appellate judge sustaining
Judge Fox in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
BlOODHl|I|VDS AID
IN ApPREHFND|N('
CHICKEN Thief
Tra.led From Third to Tenth Street
Where Man Was Found in
a Wagon.

According to Chiof-Deputy-S Sheriff
W. z. Grcaney, the county blood
hounds trailed and led to the cap
ture Sunday night, OF a white man
named John Brenton, charged with
attempting to break into the hen
house and steal lot of chickens
on the premises of Mrs. Lena Shaft,r
$40 Third street.
During the evening neighbor
saw a man irving to steal some a,
Mrs. Skaters chickens and informed
her of the fact. When she went t.
the rear Of her house she saw tie
chicken thief take refuge in the
woodshcd. she called to him to come
out, but he refused to do so and
threatened to beat any one woo
came into the shed after him Mrs
Shafter went to telephone for tne
police end while she was gone the
man escaped Deputy Sheriff Graa-
nev and Ralph Childress later came
upon the scene with the bloodnounds.
THE hounds took up the trail and
followed it TO Hastings warehouse
near Tenth street. back Of which
the Officers found their man lying in
wagon.
Yesterday Brenton was held In
$500 bail to the next grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Authority Granted City Under Pro
visions Of Charter 10 Enact
legislation.
LICENSE CAN BE MADE
HIGH ENOUGH TO Kill
Federal Government Has Prohibition,
License ard Revenue Tax on
Manufacture Opium.

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thrcIsh the medium Of a license so
prohib.ts.y in its nat re that No cne
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,on = +,o ,oo,,,o.,oos ,e ,,o., d.
- - -
eVlnced disfos''.oh on 'he part o.
the lawmakers cf the City Of Cairo
TO enact suca legislation aHl enforce
strstIv and imnsriIalIv arto, its
- eac.
T5ts ,,thor,tv IS given ,hon rp.
ls~ r. charter trtic,a Il GO eoc
,tr,t g-..r,-, -.,oro fax license and
Il e,.,ata aaef;oneers 1isbllers brav-
ar lo,anor Yards livery stab,es
m,hli, scales mopcv changers ana
hroke-s
s1io,+lv amending Sections .Gq
and EG4 Of Cbantar xXxTy wbr.b
deGnos mo bnsinoss oe monov chan r
~ anil nr,kers will meot the cas-,
That tbe license can bo made nro.
hibitaro is n,tont
Tho roderal Government cvacts =
t;eoren feo IF stoo ooo FOR fha bnsi.
,cse of nosnrfactrrino o,i,tm ard
+, ,dditio1 thc nonrfaeti-ror must
raw =, rsvenro tov Of S3Oo On e3,b
no,,,,d ,r ,.ni,,,o ,n.p,caosrrod
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Chicago Association of Commerce
Sends Two Of It's Big Men to
Start Ball Rolling.
TWENTY DIRECTORS WILL
BE SELECTED FROM BODY
Luncheon and Smoker Will FolloT
Business Sessisn-Citizens Gen.
orally Are Invite.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Conservator DISCHARGED.

George w. Strader, an old sold er
having made application for the re-
moyal Of his conservator Horace A.
hannoG in the county court, a jury
vas named and an examination Ct
Strado was made with the result that
he was found to be in proper condi-
tion to take care of his own affairs.
Tho conservator after furnishing a
report which was accepted. was dis
charged from further duty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Petition Asking for Relief From
Roller Skaters and Bicycle
Riders On Walks.
CHI ADVEITISES FOR
FyDS FOR AUTOH0BlLE
Five Bcili,ng Petitions Presented
and RefeIred-0ther Blsi-
ness Was Routine.

The council meeting Yesterday
morning was devoted to the c6nsia-
Grafton cl routine business wnl,e
principally consisted of allowing of
sJndry claims AMI accounts. the nj.
l1wanc} of fees and reports of tle
sale Of johnboats.
Several building petitions as fol
lows were presented:
Otto SchNh to remodel buildir <
at 3t6l Sycamore street.
Ms. Martha Howe to erect a gar
aaa At S23 Sixth street.
Annie MeGeo t. rebuild foln.
room dwelling partially DESTROYED
by Gra at $50 Commercial avenue
Lahpe Bros, to erect ouo-etcr,
rgiek business housc at 11Ot Wash
iretou avenue. to cost about $e500
Tha bids were referred 70 Com.
mie lore. FeJchtor.
Commissioner Hurd reported that
hc was not vet ready to make a fiua
fan1it On the application of Arey
Hrotha.a for dramshbY license at
e7l4 Poplar street.
The ordinance regulating tho
stGra~a and sale OF gasoline was
aansad.
FrcDnrty owners and residents in
the vicinity Of Thirty-cighth street
ara Iiiqhland avcuue. presented .
petition to tie council praying taat
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
After Holding City in Terror for 48
Hours They Are Hustled 0at
by 5000 Deputies.
STORES WRECKED, TRAFFIC
STOPS IN STREET FIGHE
Fire Department Drenches Army
With Water~-Are Now m
Camp Yolo County,

Sacramento, Calf, March .
Hungry and bruised, 1000 members
Of the unemployed army, who nav
held Sacramento in terror for The
past As hours, were driven from the
city by 5000 armed deputies to-
night, shiyoring with cola rfom ttc
drenohing given them ly the city
fire department, and swearing ven
gcancc on Sacramento for the fo.c.-
bic election of the army.
They are now encamped in 1oio
county.
The men were driven off the
Southern Pacific right OF way Troy
at first, refused to 80, but several
streams Of water played upon them
by fremcn started them on the ra
treat
In fleeing through Second stree,
they attacked street ears usina
rocks and sticks and forcing passen
gers to take refuge on tI3c hoar At
every crossing the army bat.lad wilt
Inc police aud deputy shoriGs. Store
were wrecked and traffic stopped
Food in small quantities was sent
into the camp tonight and the un
employed stimulated by hos coffee
held a meeting and effected a reor.
ganizatiCn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
CALF WITH DOGS FACE.

Murray Ky. March 9.-Fonzg
Clark has on exhibition here a most
remarkable freak. 1t was calf
which seemed TO be a calf in every
respect except its head which ro-
sembled in every feature 4 bulldog
pup. The what-is-it was born dead
near A!mo. The owner is arranging
TO place the freak on exhibition ar
different points throughout the covn-
try.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
IN CLOSE GAME
KNIGHTS PUT IT
OVER CAIRO HIGH
Greatest Crowd Yet III Attendance 4.
Any Games of Series Indoor
Baseball.

In the closest and most cXc:tin
rame Of the series thus far played
the Knights of Columbus won the
indoor baseball gamc from the Care
High School team by score Of s t2
I, last night at the Armory.
The occasion was also a record
breaker in two other instances, the
game WIS hold down TO the lowest
score and the crowd in attandane~
was easily the largest by far t%an
at any ether played this season,
there were several hundred in tho
hail.
It was decidedly pitchers game,
especially up to the seventh inning
the pitchers on both sides doing fine
work. Rink for the High School
struck cut % men and Kusaner for
the Knights struck out Is. Bas 8
on balls off Kuscner I, Off Rink I,
One Of the features Of the game was
the fiIe catch IA foul by Dick
Barrow,
Score by innings.
II. S. 8 Q 0 / . 0 o. II Z
X. c. 8 0 0 0 0 0 3 , 0.2 S 3
Louis Rossman and Pete lI9ldson
were umpire5.
The next game win be played to-
night between Company X and the
First ank and Trust teams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Real Estate Transfers

Charles D, Batty ct uX, to James
and Lille Maynard, warranty deed,
March Z, 1911, one half of lot iG
block 8. Hookers subdivision to city
Consideration $3.50.
Phillip | Nassauer ,et ux to J. J.
P2ndlenan warranty deed, June so,
1913 lots 1, 2, 3, and 40, bl2cl
10 fourth addition. Consideration
$1,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Second Operation Performed.

G. A. Schmutte, manager or taG
Rell Telephone Co., who is at the
Bondurant hospital remains in
serious condition. Yesterday he un-
derwent a second operation He is
said to he suffering from appenl-
citB.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Ancient Irish Music.

concert will be given in st. Pat
richs hall, Tuesday evening, March
IL by st. Patrick's church cnoir as
sisted by an orchestra. The program
will consist of the best of the beau
tifll melodies of sweet Erin, of the
olden time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
NEWS RRtVITIES
Entered of Record.

1t was entered of record on the
circuit clerks books at the court
house Yesterday that the name Of the
Cairo Commercial club has been
changed to. the Cairo Association Of
Commerce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
COMPANIES QUIT KENTUCKY

Following the passage and sign
ing of the Green-Glenn insurance
bill many FIRE insurance companies
have ceased writing business in Ken
tacky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
For the proposition or
abolishing poll tax
Against the proposition
Of abolishing poll tax

Therefore. If the people of aay
township CT road district do not v sh
to have the poll tax assessed, it $
necessary for them to take action 1t
the forthcoming spring election aud
have tho petition tiled with the town
or district clerk at least 15 d. 9
prior to said election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
WEATHER

Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky
Fair ana somewhat warmer Tuesday
Wednesday unsettled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Weather. Forecast.

Cairo and vicinity: CiouGy AL
warher Sunday.
-
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10
Local Data.
Sunrise and Sunset.

Sun will rise today ......... 6:l5
Sun viii set today ...... 5:j3
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10

Mrs. Mary PatteI's Will pTobatea
Ths viii OF the lat@ Mrs. Maritta
Patier was probated in the codnty
'court Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-10

Concluded ON Page six.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
NUEVO ALE
MAN DE BELGICA Y NUE.
VO COMANDANTE DEL
EJERCITO AUTRIA
CO..

De conf0rmidad con los Ill
limos informes recibidOs de
Alemania Y Austria, Sc sabe
Tue ell Emperador Guillermo ha
designado al general Won Bliss
ing para ocupar ell puestO de
Gobernador militar de Belgl-
"a, en- sustituci6n del general
Won der Goltz, que como Sc
recordara fue nombrado Minis
tro de la Guerra en- ell gabi-
nete del Sultan de Turquia.
Por su parte ell gobierno aus
triaco Sc ha fiiadO en- la per-
soma del archiduque Eugenio,
miembro de la familia real, pa
ra ponerIo al frente de los eJer
citos del Emperador Francisco
Jose en- Servia. Ell general Po-
tiorek que ocupaba dicho pues-
to ha sido removido en- vista
de los ultimos d~esastres su-
fridOs en- la campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
Un a~eroplano frances
presto ~magnificos
servicios a Ia
artilleria

Una terrible batalla entire
los ejercitos aleman y frances
tuvo verificativo durante los
dias "a, % Y 26 del ~presente
mes, en- la region de los VOs
gos, segUn deSpachOs enViados
de Paris.
Ell combate Sc verified en-
toda la extension de la Inca
del frente de los ej6rcitoS, y
fu6 tanviOlento ell canOneO que
los disparos Sc escuchaban per
fectamente bien en- ell pueblo
de Basel, Suiza.
Ourante los tres dfas de
Delea los soldadoS no tuvieron
entertainments un solo momen
% de descanSo, habi6ndO juga
do en- estos encuentros un i'm
portantisimo papel Ia artille-
ria.
In aeroplano frances logr6
naniobrar sobre la pOblaci0n
de Nuelhausen, Alsacia, ha-
bi6ndo tornado una magnifica
information de las posiciones
alemanas con 10 que regres6
al pulto de su destino.
Los artilleros franceses una
vez Ell possession de aQuelIos da-
los, dirigieron ell fuego de sus
pleas sobre las posiciones ale
manas, con tai precision que
lograron deSalojar al enemigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
"A CAUSA DE LOS ULTl-
MOS DESASTRES DE RU
STA.

FL corresDonsaI de Uno de
,os peri6dicos de Londres en-
Petrogr3d, ha hccho algunas
decIaraciones acerca de Ia ere
encia que hay en- Russia sobre
la causa de los ultimos desaS-
tres sufridos por 81 ejercito,
asi como de las operacioneS
de los alemanes en- aquella re-
gi6n.
Ell despacho del correspon-
sal dice:
"Tacticamente Alemania es-
ia atacando con toda clase de
desventajas, mientras que ell
Gran Duque Nicolas sigue i'm
pert6rrito desarrollando su es-
trategia inicial.
He tenido oportunidad de
Dir de labios de un Official que
ocupa una alta pOsici6n Ell ell
ej6rcito, la explicaci6n de por-
Que Russia esta hacienda &C
tualmente toda la labor. De
clar6 Ell mencionadO Official que
los franceses Y los ingleSeS po-
drian a"rrojar a los alemaneS
fuera de sus actuales pOsiclo-
mes en- B6lgica y Francia en-
cualquier 6poca; pero que
auuellOs no han tenido suficien
ties fuerzas para hacer mas de
10 que han hecho, y aun su-
Doniendo cue los alemanes fue
sen rechazados haSta mas atraS
del Rim. no Sc hubiera CANA
do gran cosa, pues cuentan los
5eutones en- estas regiOnes con
posiciones mucho mas fuertes
que las que tienen actualmen-
tie Y en- donde necesitarian los
aliados millones de hOmbreS
para derrotar a tan poderOso
enemigO."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

Joffre que Sc lego en- la orden
del dia II del actual y que
desde esa fecha Sc empeZo q
desarrollar por las fuerzas enc
migas, ha sido TeSistida con
6Xito en- todos los puntos en-
que Sc ha dejadO sentir. La de
rrota de los ingleSes en- st.
Hubert, ha dejado a los ALA
dos en- peores condolences de
las en- que Sc encontraban an
ties de asumir su famOsa Ofen-
silva.
Gel principal inter6s de la
lucha continua concentrate en-
Polonia dOnde las posiciOnes de
los alemanes Y austriacos Sc
consideran inmejorables. Hay
Ia creencia mas 0 menos funda
da de que pr6Ximamente Sc We
rificaran en- esa region acOnte-
cimientos de gran impOrtancia.
"Un boletin Official anuncia
que los turcos han ObtenidO
alrunaS yictOriaS en- la Inca
frontal de los Carpatos, sin
cue en- el Sc especifiquen los
detalles de las operaciOnes.
I]gualmente Sc ha deClarado
oficialmente por el -gobierno
del Sultan que no ha habido
ningun bombardeo de los Oar
danelOs.
"Un despacho de VarSOvia
ia la nOticia de que los revo-
lucionariOs polacos destruye-
ron un monumento erigidO en-
1871 a la memoria de los po-
LAGOS leales a Russia Y que mu-
rieron en- la guerra de enamel
paci6n."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
Mas trincheras france
sas ~capturadas por
los alemanes
Importantes nOticias de los CAM
pos oriental Y occidental

~ L,..o.Lo oroooIan+a do
:, :4oT ~ paino Tr;do do
.mh;oo bobidos
.u -, Iiroos do
Im- J ooo;don+o1
''T1'i,, infornos fron.
los o~Ior,onos co
LUSI - :, oan+nro do ma
n = .oLaror dofordida
-, n~~inaoros y ono cav6
!. -, ,or,rdos Fsas
h.;noboros os+ahon si+uadas
oonoa 40 Uo1IohoLo 81 CIR de
,nodos nor
na, dosnn6s do nm
40e
~ o.ocr,r odo
-'7 ~ aLmaaas ahon-
mos fUN " - A. -,
"0ii"t0' ~
'liii'ei '''o" p -.
l"' e en !" 'as 15,O.' nora a,1o los
~ 90 bao no.
amLo, Iados 40 bor
0i'o pOi "''.'',
NenI"o iiii'su al eN''0'
IoI IoH LIoIi','' q"' ~ '','',
'>'"0o Ie''oie-.G' 1870 ~,
u"li'eio nc "el'>'o' '''l,''2 -,
'oS eoi"D"'7S '0n 'J' J''s"'
0eSpIeNUe que 10 i"o,'" "'' 81
Ie los "l"N oe N"I'""" ;
gulti'eS L." ''00 !" -'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
NOTICIAS OFICIALES DE LA
RI


Berlin, Die 28.-La oficina
de Information de Ia prensa,
do a la publication hoy las
siguientes n~oticias:
Las discusiones que los
acontecimientos militares de
los ultimos dias han provOcado
en- todos los lugares, demues-
tran que la confianza J ell en-
usiasmo no han decade por I'm
momentoto entire las filas. La
energica ofensiva del general
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
FRANCIA.

Paris Die 28.-La siguiente
communication fu6 publicada
por la oficina de la guerra:
"Durante eI dia entero, una
violenta tempestad interrum-
Pic las operaciones en- cast to-
da la extension de Ia Inca del
frente; pero hay noticias de
que a pesar de clio, nuestras
tropas han logrado algunos
avances en- Ia region de Argo-
nne."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

Inferred a. second cisss matter Fe-
s--7 y. 1913 ~ The post office AT
.a Antonio. Tev4s, under the act o.
Itch ?. 1873.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
La prensa inglesa CO.
menta la expedition
a Cuxhaven
Opiniones de distinguidos escri-
torres britanicCs

Todos los peri6dicOs ingle-
ses publican articulOs mas 0
menos enthusiasts sobre la ha-
zana de los crucerOs BRITAIN
cos efectuada en- la base naval
alemana de CuXhaVen.
Con este motive los escritO-
res navales y militares han eX-
tornado interesantes o]piniones
sobre las acciOnes mas nOta-
bles de la presente lucha. Al
gunoS de ellOs han manifesto
do que los barcos alemanes
temen tener I'm encuentrO con
los ingleses por que ignoran
la posici6n que estos guarden
respecto de la de ellos.
Otros, con motive de cue los
Zeppelines han sido retiradOs
de Ia lucha, consideran que las
aeronaveS &lemanaS han de-
mOstradO no ser muy apropo-
sito para los movimientos ae-
reos. Sin embargo, algunOs O.
tros Green que este significa
una recommendation que Ale
mania esta hacienda de sus di-
rigibles para emprender una
gran expedition aerea sobre
Inglaterra.
Algdn esc.itor sugiere Ia
idea de que asi como Sc efec-
tu6 la expedition sobre CuX-
haven, podrian e~fectuarse
otras semeiantes sobre Hell
goI2nd. Wilhemshaven y aun
sobre el canal de hiel. e uni
co peligro para Inglaterra Sc
ria la ptrdida de varios hi
droplanos, como acontecio Ell
CuXhaven.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

la invisibilidad. Talisman de
Mercurio, el mas poderoso y eff
caZ para adquirir la ciencia e in
t%eligencia de las cosas creadas,
tanto t~errestres como celestes.
Talisman de la Luna, sumamen-
tie it'll e indispensable para los
que viaj2n por mar o por tie
IRA $3.50. cada uno, con invo-
cacion e instrucciones.
LAS BENDITAS VARAS DE
SAN IGNACI0
Con fotografias e instructed
mes para su manejo, $1,000.
Programme, Puma de Auca Y
Tinta especial $500.
MILAGROS.
De plata para promesas: Bra
EOS, Piernas, Cuerpecitos, 0josy
cualquiera otra figura, 75c. Los
mismos ahumados en- orc, 81 so.
Los mismo de orc maciso, $3.50.
YERBAS MEXICANAS
MEDICINALES.
Yer5anis, Ojase, Laurel, Co
bernadora y cualquiera otra, a
SC. manojo, 100 manojos surti-
dos por 1925. Marihuana S1.00
libra.
MEDICINAS DE PATENTE.
Purifina Csc. Castoria 35c.
Sirope para la denticion por ell
DR.. La Barre, Sl.00, Sigope de
higo, Csc. Pine blanco, Csc.
Emphasize J.. Grissi, Csc. Pastillas
para la tos, 10c. Frijol volador,
frijol de punzada, 10c. TIE Qua
~dalupano o de la Abuela 25c. ia
bon para manchas en- la cara
2jc. Jab6n para las espinillas Y
granos 25c. Crema Y Polvo fl
no para Ia cara soc. GAIA, Pol
70 higienico 25c. Aceite de A
rrallanes, Aceite Mexicano, Vol
CAMEO, Linimento de la Abuela
Y Chamberlains 25c. Pildoras Y
Perlas a todos precios.
Rubificador moGer $3.50.
Tintura para poner ell pelo ne-
gro, S1.50, Risador del Cabello,
$3.50.
SANTOS MEXICANOS.
Imitacion de marmol 5 por z
pulgadas; Santo Niho de Atocha,
La Virgen de Guadalupe, San
Ramon Nonato, Santa Elena de
la Cruz, estos o cualquiera otro
35c. libre de gastos.)
Santo Misterio, complete
$3.50. Nino Dios de cera 81. so.
Crucifijo luminoso $500. Con-
-
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En- las montanas de los Yosgos, f~ranceses y a~lenanes
con1baten durante tres das
Resumen de la guerra

Una fuerte tempestad ha IN
Ierrumpido temPoralmente las
operaciones militares en- cast
toda la extension de la iinea
Erente de batalla en- Beigica y
Francia.
En- los campos de batai!a del
oriente, las condolences CONT
rUaa 10 rismo, seg1n los in
or1nes oficiales, y ningunos pro
gyescs Sc han aicanzado.
in despacho de Petrograd,
via Londres, dice cue todos
los pasos inportantes de los
monies Carpatos, estsn en- pc
der de los rusos.
e gobierno iagles por con
ducto de las autoridades ma
vaies y miiitares y temle1do
una incursion de los aeropia-
nos aIena2es sobre las ciuda-
des inglesas, ha publicado IN
manifesto al pueblo dicisndole
cue procuren poneTse a saivo
TN pronto como Sc @scuche e!
eco del canon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
los RUSOS
NUEVAS

En- Ia capital del Imperio
moscovita Sc ha pubIicado un
informe por ell Estado Mayor
general. en- ell cual Sc asienta
cue durante ell dia p no hubo
encuentros de importancia Ell
la region comprendida entire
el bajo Vistula Y el Piiica. '
cue los ataques alemanes fue-
ron rechazados en- todas las
demas parties con grandes per
didas para el enemigo, princi
Dalmente en- eI intento hecho
Il sureste de Skierniewice.
Los teutones han tornado
ahora la ofensiva en- la re
gi6n del rio Pilica Y eI alto
ViStu!a.
La Villa de Szitniki qued6
reducida a ruinaS debido a la
lucha terrible cue en- ella Sc
d~esarrOll6 entire los moscow
tas Y los alemanes. Los pri-
mer0s atacaron con furibundo
imDetu esta posici6n que esta-
5a defandida por los aIemanes,
uuienes opuSieron una tenaz re
sistencia que fu6 la causa pa
"a la destruction de la villa.
"Frente a Opawto-Biecz, al
sur del alto Vistula, la lucha
continGa desarrollandose favo-
rablemente para nuestras tro-
pas. dice Ell mencionado infor-
me del Estado Mayor. BESIDE
el dfa IS al 26 del presente
mes, hemos degrade capturar
mas de POO oficiales Y $4,000
soldados Y cuarenta ametralIa-
doras.
La retirada del enemigo
en- la region de los pasOs de
Dukla Y Sobre ell canine de
Lisko, cada vez Sc hace mas
precipitadamente al grade de
que para la fecha ha entrado
IA desorganizaci6n en- las fl
las.
"Durante ell dia &c logramos
hacer otros 5000 prisioneros
en- este ultimO puntO, que uni
dos a los primeros dan un to-
tai de 10000. Nuestras manic
bras han impedido los esfuer-
EOS del enemigo para mOvili-
zarse de CzenStocbowa a los
Carpatos como eran sus in
tenciones."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30
T, PUENTE. EstabIecidos en- 1903. R. PUENTE
T. PIJJEsN!I & son
ACENCIA GENERAL DE ENCARGoS.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-30

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