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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
Notice of Confirmation of Title.

Notice is hereby given that Milton
II, Taylor, Alvin J, Taylor, James l.,
Taylor, Charlie Taylor, Bertha Tay'
lor, Willie Taylor, Walter Taylor, and
Mamie Taylor have this day filed
their petition in the ehaneery court of
Boone county Arkansas, to have
their title confirmed, quoted aud es.
tablishcd In and 70 the following
described lands in Boone county, Ar
kansas, to'witi
The south half Of the northwest
quarter Of section five l5) in township
nineteen (l9) north, range nineteen
llQ) west, except one and one half
acres In the southeast corner thereof,
heretofore conveyed by Albert J, Tay'
lor and wife 70 School District No, 20,
and the east half Of the northeast
quarter of section SIX lo) In township
nineteen u9) north, range l9) west
Now all persons who claim any in
tcrcst In said lands are hereby called
upon TO appear In said court at its
March term l9l4 thereof and show
cause why the title Of the petitioners
should not be confirmed, quoted and
established rs prayed for,
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court this the END day Of Jam
nary 1914
MARVIN UArucoAT Clerk
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
Notice of Confirmation Of Title

Notice Is hereby given that Warren
W, Wilson has this day flied his peti.
ton In the chanccry court Of Boone
county, Arkansas, 10 have his title
confirmed, Qulctcd aud established In
aud 10 the following described real
estate In Boone county, Arkansas,
tusWitI
Lots three r51 five Isl, seven III aud
niue Iol In block Il4l aud lots eight
Isl ana ten no. In block iorty.hyc
Iiah an In the original town of llar'
fisonl Arkansas, and lots one I'LL
three I3l and five Isl Ia block five ISL
OF GaFyin n Dunean's Addition to the
town of Harrison, Arkansas,
Now all persons who claim any IN.
lrrcst In said lots are hereby called
upon to appear Ia the ehantefy court
OF Boone county, Arkansas At ~
March term lgli aud show cause why
the title OF the petitioner should not
be- confirmed, quictcd and established
aH prayed for,
Given under my hand and the sea-
OF said court this the 22ud day OF jan
vary iplAt
MARyIN llATuyoAE Clerk
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
HOW MUCH DO you PAY7

When the government collects S344,
424,453 in one year as the revenue
derived from the sale Of intoxicating
liquors, tobacco and playing cards is
everything well with America
The government needs money for the
necessary expenses Of government
The internal revenue tax helps to sup.
port the government But 1t may be
said that in the end the millions col
lected by the government from such
sources cost the people many, many
millions more than they bring in,
How much do you pay?
OF course you know that every time
you take a drink Of liquor, smoke a
cigar or a cigarette or break the seal
Of a deck Of playing cards you help to
bring up the enormous internal revenue
total Perhaps. you say, in doing so:
81 am a patriotic citizen. am help,
ing to support the government"
False reasoning You are helping
to break down the government not
build it up. for unless the teachings
Of history arc untrue the nation in
which the vices grow cannon 'ASL, II
win go the way Of Babylon ana Greece
and Carthage aud Rome winch hour
ished in their grandeur uniII tneIr
citizens themselves broke them down
with their vices,
NO nation can pe ETe"ie' Vt H"o"S',
than the aggregate greatness ana
strength Of It's individual cltlzrnS II
you weaken Yourself by excessive
drinking Of intoNIcantS, by 700 much
smoking, by losing your hours bending
over the gambling table, you are not
an asset 70 your country, but a llaDlI'
ity
There are too many such IN America
and elsewhere,
Work makes nation great not
luxury or vices
And If You impair your capacity Tor
work you weaken your nation
You remember the ola quotatIoh' no
doubt
IN fares the land, TO fastening Ills a prey
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
TO SPEAK FOR GOOD ROADS.
New Workers Will Attend Congress In
Detroit Next Month.

Many persons interested in the good
roads movement are preparing to 20 TO
Detroit to attend the third annual CON
yention Of the American road congress,
which will be held there Laurens
Enos. president Of the American Auto
mobile association Of New York, will
head a party which will make the trip
and will make one Of the opening ad.
dresses,
The congress is 10 be held under the
auspices Of the American Highway as
ISOLATION, the American Automobile as
ISOLATION and the Michigan state Good
Roads association. Twenty chiefs Of
state and national highway depart
ments win personally take part in dis
cussng ways and means Of construct
ing and maintaining highways, accord
ing to every known method and under
all conditions.
j. r, Pennyhacker, secretary Of the
congress, In explaining the arrange
ment Of the program called attention
to an innovation In the method Of dis.
GUESSING the subjects that come before
the congress. Heretofore" said Mr..
Pennybacker, "the set papers have
all been read ut the sessions and not
published until after the congress had
adjourned, thus making general dis.
cussion difficult both on account Of
lack Of time and inability on the part
Of the audience 10 give sufficient con.
sideratlon to the papers before enter
ing upon discussion This year we
shall have all Of the set papers print.
ed in advance Of the congress and read
only by title. The general discussion
will be opened by selecting specialists
OF national reputation, who will be pro.
vided with copies Of the papers ut least
ten days in advance Of the meetings"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that |, Mar
vim Hathcoat, commissioner Of the
chancery court within and for Boone
county, Arkansas by virtue Of a judg-
ment and decree of said court, render
ed on the 18th day of November 1913,
in a certain cause therein pending
wherein New England Securities Co.
was plaintiff and w. W. Paisley, Eliz-
abeth Paisley, G., Lafayette Chris
tan, Sallie A. Christian, RE, Jones,
and Maude Jones and J. L, Sims
were defendants, will, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and three o'clock in the afternoon, on
the 18th day of February 1914, at the
south door of the county court house
in the town Of Harrison, Boone coun-
ty, Arkansas offer for sale to the
highest bidder at public cutlery on a
credit or three months the following
described lands in Boone county, Ar
kansas, to-wit;
East half of the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter, all section %,
township 10 north Of range d west,
offering first however, the east half Of
the southwest quarter section 23,
township 10 north Of range p west,
Said sale will be made to satisfy a
Judgment for $3.50 80, with interest at
percent from August /, 1913 and all
costs Of said foreclosure,
The purchaser at said sale will be
required to give note with approved
security and a lien will be retained on
said lands till the purchase price is
paid in full
Given under my hand this February
5th, 1914, MARVIN HATHcoAT,
Commissioner in ChanCery.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
NEW ILLINOIS ROADS.
state to Spend 100000 For Construo'
ton and Repairs,

state to Spend 100000 For Construe'
ton and Repairs,
The old highway commission Of the
state Of Illinois passed out OF existence
with the appointment Of the good
roads commission, which has assumed
its functions The state has $1,000 600
Immediately available and there is ST..
100000 more which will be ready for
use as soon as the sum now on hand
has been expended,
Illinois was behind some other states
in respect 10 r0ads, the statistics OF
the department Of agriculture showing
about 10 per cent Of the $4,000 miles
improved permanently whereas other
states In the west have 20 TO 30 per
cent In good condition,
Wisconsin, far ahead IN this matter,
will build 1000 miles Of new road this
year. making l,SOO miles constructed
under the supervision Of the present
commission
In Missouri and Kansas 1000 miles
OF road are to be macadumI2ed ut once
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14

Nuindi
jws lows wouldG
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
MAKING or A CHAMPION.

Maurice T.. Mclaughlin OF California,
young man, IL the lawn tennis cham.
pion Of the United states and one OF
the best players In the world, His re-
cent playing has aroused tho players
and followers Of the game, many thou
sands In number, to enthusiasm,
Winning the championship after
three months Of the hardest lawn ten.
mis- that nm American ever attempted,
Mclaughlin proved that his condition
was perfect, that he could have under
gone greater stress II need were,
The rcasonY
II Il found In the statement OF n
sporting writer that the powers Of on
dumncc fought aud won for McLough
lin, He stood mp" under the strain
when the time Cumc for the supreme
effort he had the stumIuu TO meet the
cull upon him
II he had been content with the bril-.
lance " play which * naturally hts,
II he had relied upon hls service and
his stroke, his power OF outgucsslng
the other fellow, Mclaughlin In all
probability would not have won the
championship The long strain Of the
campaigns IN England und America
would have told. and ut the end he
would have gone to pIccus
It X stamina that tells In lawn ten
mia. IN baseball, In football, N all the
affairs Of life
when athletes wish 10 praise a man
highly they say he "hOs the stun In
him" That monuH ho IN NJ for n long
siege II necessary II mcnns that ho
does not rely altogether on his brains.
his nerve uud his knowledge Of the
game
II means thut he can last
stamina. "the stun" does not come
to u man naturally. II must DO deyrh
| oped II must be- acquired by degrees
II cunnot be- guined IN uu hour Il day
OF week
In u sense man aud women nrp hlI
engaged IN n sort ~ championship
game The prIsca 10 most often II
those who train faithfully md patient
| ~ and whit their time
True, sometimes the man or woman
Of genius arises who needs no training
! II IN the exceptional ouso Mont uC u.
are not gculuaos.
Tho rest of M, lu whatever walk NJ
| life we Hud ourselves or I'm whatever
fields we pursue our ends md JdunH
need the sort of stamina lml ia duypI
onod ny long preparation hy uruu
/ umuuH by Observance off lhn w'ua Of
. phyduNL mental ml muml hnnIrh
The wispHt HHd most sunrua=Tul nth
lttp Is the one who knows the u'n
aud follows them closely fhp WHINE
IN the game of Iirp likewise follow TN
rules Thuy are mot numerous The,
nrc simple and easily learned
lint they must bo observed II success
n 10 bp won
THEY SHALL LAST
1,iii3 deeds we d0. the words wu say
\ into stlll 1ir they srrW TO fleet
We count them ever past
nul they shall last
IN the dread Judgment they
And We shall meet
=RebIs
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14

RAILROAD CROSSING WluNf HHyINtL NH
DEAN
prove u most expensive undertaking.
and az u result 10 Va plunnod 10 give
Ave ycura to the work, having all cross
ings abolished ul the expiration of chat
time
Such crossings uro especially dan.
Ecrous Tor uutomublhsts who race
through tho country nc n terrific rate
Of speed W night and do not heed the
warnings Of approaching trNlns Many
OF the rulroad, have already expended
millions ~ dollsr IN Hbolishlne such
cnssiugR ahd tho worn II NV being
pushed with mnch energy
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
EVERY WOMAN
SHOULD 6OE PER
EARN EARN SZ5 WEEK

Introducing our very complete
spring line of beautiful wool zuitihgs,
wash fabrics, fancy vaistngs, silks,
nandkcrthicfs, pcltitonts, etc, TIP to
date ~, s. city patterns Finest line
uu tnc market Dealing direct with
the MILLS you will Hud our prices low,
n others can make SO 90 $40 weekly
YOU can also, Samples and fail In
slruttioHs Ia neat sample case ship
ped express prepaid No money re-
uuited Exclusive territory Write
for particulars De frat 20 apply Ad'
dress Standard Dress Goods Coz 100
ist 81, Dinghampton, n, Y,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
Tax Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | will
be at the following Townships in
Boone Co., Arkansas, for the pur-
pose Of collecting the taxes of said
county for the year 1913, on dates
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
AB0LISHING CROSSINGS.


Recent deNths caused from accidents
nt grade crossings OF highways aud
railroads have started \ crusade that
has gained much momentum fayoring
the abolition Of all grade crossings hE
the railroads, ndcd by the various
stntcs II IL realized that this would
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

na gSownej linn wojska, kt6re
sta1y uwiezione pod Maubeuge.
Tymczasem wall1i ma owej glow
nei linii tocza sic nieustannie cd
Nanteuil-le-Haudouin na po1noc-
ny wschod cd Paryza, az po Bel
fort ma wschodniem pograniczu-
Naizacietsze walki tocza sic pod
Rethel j Verdun - til jest CEN
trum teatru wojny: III tez Mem
cy w kilku punktach zostali od--
parci, a wszedzie porlieSi straty,
idace w dziesiatki tysiecy. Ma pra
wen slrzydle Francuzi trzymaja
sic doskonale i Nieulcy ewakuo-
wall - po raz trzeci W wojnie
biezacej - gorna Lotaryngie.- L
MIN ostatecznego rezultatu spo--
dziewae sic wypadnie, upiynie dni
ieszcze sporo - licza, re moze 2
tygodnie jeszcze potrwaja zapasy
te okropne. Narazie stanowlsko
Niemc6w jest bardzo trudne /
przewiduje sic juz, ze jesh napor
Francuzow ME zrnniejszy sic, to
W naiblizszym czasie beda music
Ii Opuscie i verdun - gf0wny
punkt sw6i obecnie.
Pomiu1o zaprzeczen urzedow
woiskowych sprzymierzonych
zdaje sic jednak. ze jakies So
posi1li rosyjskie we Francyi -
moze tego ME tax wiele, jak glo.
szono, ale faktem jest, re roznej
narodowosci wojsko skupia sic W
Belgii na tylach niemieckich W
okoIicv Ostendy, by natrzec ma
Niemcow z poanocy iwziae ich we
diva ognie: arrnia ia odcina Mem
com komunikacye ich krajern
wiasnyn, utrudnia dowozy j ma
piera tax SLIME, re Niemcy juz e
wakuowali Lille, a ME zajei wca-
lie Gandawy, choe sic tuz pod MIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
KAMPANIA WPRUSIECH
WSCHODNlCH.
Postepy Serb6w ! Czarno-
g6rc6w ma po1ud. Austryl.
WALK Ma DALEKIM WSCHODz|E.
Walk na MOrZu.
Walk ma MorZu.

WZIETO OKOLO $4,000 JEN,
COW, / TO W. KILKU DNIACH
oSTATNIcH.A H.ANGLICY PRE-
KRocZYLI RZEKEsMARNF--
NIEMcY STALE SfE cora,
IA PRED ICH ATAKIEM, w
MEEJsCU TEN oDRZUcoNo
ICH w TYL o JAKICH 25
MIL. MA PRAWEM SKRZYD-
LIE FRANCUZI STALE ZWY--
CIESCY-NIEMcY EWAKU--
DALI ALZACYE GoRNA,
KToRA ZAJMUJA FRANCU->
II. MA CALEJ LINII - ME-
MA WPRAWDZIE DEcYDU--
:JAcEJ KLEsKI NIEMIEc-
KIEJ - 30 DECYZYI WALK
"a DNI sZEREG DOPIERo
SPODZIEWAc SIZE MONA,
ALE w KAzDYM RAZIE WI,
DAG POTEzNE ZACHWIA-
ME NIEMIECKICH POZY-.
Cyl I STALE COFANIE SIE
KU GRANICY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

MA SIZE KU PoLNoCY. -
PUNKT GLoWNY WALK
PRZESUWA SIZE KU YER
DUN. Ma LEWEM SKRZYD--
LIE WSZYSTKIE USILOWA--
MA NIEMIEcKIE, BY PRE-
.RWAc LIME FRANcUSKIE,
SKoNCZYLY SIE PoRAzKA
II cIEZKIEMI STRATAMI
NIEMCoW. FRANCUZI ZDO--
BYLI DIVA SZTANDARY
NIEMIEcKIE, WIELE AR
MAT 1 SPORO JENCA IA
BRALI = NIEMcY WE WE
LU PUNKTAcH PoDDAJA
SIZE GRoMADNIE oDDAJAc
BRoN 1 ZAPASY. oGoLEM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
walk o.
statnich.

LONDYN, 10 wrzesnia. = u
padek twierdzy Maubeuge pot
wierdza sic: Niemcy zabrali do
niewoli 10000 Francuz6w sto =
ME 400, jak Berlin ogiaszai -
dial fortecznych. Bawarskie woj-
ska, ktore szturmowaiy Maubeu-
ge - ciezkie bardzo poniosiy stra
tv W ludziach. Twierdza bronifa
sic W prawdziwie bohatersh spo-
sob a byla forteca pierwszej kla--
sy. w walkach W wolnem polu
ma lewem skrzydle odznaczyia sic
znakomicie kawalerya angielska'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
Sytuacya Og6lna.

Sytuacya ogolna ma francuskim
teatrze wojny pozostaje Cd Sch
dni juz stale pomySlna dla Fran
cuzow. Wczoraj Niemcy znowu
dalej zostali wstecz odparci ma le-
wem skrzydle j w centrum, ma
prawern skrzydle zas stan sic ME
zrnienia - tam Francuzi cd po--
czatku walk biezacych byli CORA
i sa. Ma lewem skrzydle Niemcy
W ostatnich dniach otrzymali zna-
czne posiiki - mimo to cofaja sic
pod agresywa ataku francuskiego.
w centrum obeerie skupione So
SHY g{6wne obu arnlii tn cofa--
ME sic Niemc6w wolniejsze jest,
atak zas Francuzow tfudniejszy.
Daleko poza liniami bojoweni
odniesi Niemcy wczoraj sukces,
wprawdzie ME strategiczny, ale
zawsze spory: otto zdobyh naresz-
Gle po dwutyogdniowej obronie
walecznej twierdze Maubeuge na
pograniczu Belgii i twierdza Ia
sprzeciwem dzielnym stale god
ME obok Leodyum belgijskiego.
Niemcow sto tysiecy oblega1o
twierdze, W kt6rej znajdowaao sic
10000 Francuzow - ciezkie dzia-
Ia niemieckie nareszcie zrnusi4y
do poddania Francuzow: Mem
cy pojnsali za3oge, bo niema do
niesieh, by jej pozwolono niasto
opuscic, oraz zabrali sto arrnat
francuskich zapasy tam istnle-
jace. Zysk to ostatecznie ME wiel-
ki, ME wp4ynie tez zgosa ma tok !
rezultat walk ma giownej linii
bojowej, jednak badz CO badz-
beda Niency mogli zuzye lepiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

gt~9%DtA
YESTERDAYS
GmcglATns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
Posilki Hindusow.

LONDYN, 10 wrzesnia. = Do
Europy ma francush teatr wojny
przybywa 10000 wyborowych zoi
merry hindushch z Indyi angiel-
skich pod dowodztwem kilku ich
,,radzow" czyli ksiazat, oraz wojsk
angielskich rowniez 2 Indyi trans
portowanych. opr6cz tych wojsk
= Indye plaza ich transport caf7
i wszelkie koszta jeszcze dostar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
"Jaskolki Pokojju",

RZYM, 10 wrzesnia. - Upar-'
Gle ponawia sic wiadomose, re
Niemcy j Austrya byiyby juz
sksonne do pertraktacyi pokojo--
wych, a moze i warunki ich ME
byiyby trudne do przyjecia. Pole
gaiyby przewaznie ma status
quo ante" il. ma utrzymaniu da--
wniejszego stanu posiadania. -
Wstpie nalezy jednak czy sprzy'
mierzeni sic zgodziliby ma take
propozycye: Anglia stanowczo u
trzymuje, ze wake dopiero zaczy-
ma, ma zamiar ja prowadzie do
samego kohca; to sanso g1osi Ro-
sya, ,kt6ra przysiega, ie wezmie
Berlin. Francya r6wnwiez har
do traktuje Niemca. kt6remu IA
csyna bye nieeo ,'eiasno" W E's'-
rie...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

mobilow wojskowych niemiec'
kich. Niemiec ME chciaI sic dae
uspokoic, az go udobrucha1 vice.
konsul amerykaliski Van Hee,
ktory udat sic do Boehma i per
swadowa1 mu, re zniszczenie Can
dawy zburzy te resztki sympatyi,
jake Stany Zjedn. posiadaja ola
Niemiec i przedstawi Niemcow W
swietle najgorszem - jake barba-
rzyncow. Nieniec nareszcie zro-
zunnia1 ustapii pod warunkiem,
ze nadal Gandawa bedzie sic spo-
koiniej zachowywae, jencow
chorych niemieckich odesle do
Bruxelli ma co sic oczywiscie Ego
dzono. w ten sposob Gandawa O.
calaaa. Zdaje sic, re jednak przy.
ezyna ustepstwa niemieckiego BY
10 i to, ze dywersya belgijsko-a an
gielska W p6inocnej czesci Belgii
wzmaga sic szybko i Niemcom sta
nowczo sic ME udaio zanknae ar
mie belgijska pod Antwerpia' 0
ktorej zdobyciu juz ami mowy ME
ma. Niemcy z Belgii wycofuja sic
do Francyi tam iacza sic ze
swemi liniami walczacemi pre-
civ Francuzom; twierdza Lille,
w posnocnej Francyi, zajeta przez
Niemc6w ju5 zostaia ewakuowa-
ma przez wojska niemieckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

znajdowali i rekonesanse ich "a
puscity sic do miasta. Niemcy
gwaftownie staraja sic o ,,zakor-
kowanie" armii belgijskiej pod
Antwerpia, ale jak dotad, ME uda-
10 sic i'm to wcale. Zdaje sic, ze
sytuacya Niemcow jest bardzo
niepomyslna i pogarsza sic wciaz
- bardzo szybko. Urzad wojen-
ny angielski powiada, re to po--
czatek o1ica nadchodzi. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
Ciekawe szczeg6iy
;z,aiecia Gandawy.

ANTWERPIA, 10 wrzesnia.-
Niemcy podeszli pod samo mia
sto juz burmistrz jego udai sic
do komendanta niemieckiego gen.
Boehma, ktory byi bardzo obu--
IRONY grozii ziupieniem spale-
MEM miasta - powodu tego, re
Gandawczycy nader wrogo sobie
poczynali wzgledem jencow, mo-
lestowali oddziaiy rekonesanso--
we, nawet pojmali jeden z auto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
OdWrot Niemc6w.
Francuzi zwycie-
iaia.

LONDYN-PARYz, 10 wrzes-
MA. - NIEMCY w oDWRo-
Gle MA cALEJ LINII BoJo-
WEI. URZEDowE DOME
sienna oGLASZAJA, zE
wcZoRAJ wYPARTo MEM.
CO z LUNEyILLE IoKoLI-
cY-F FRANCUZI WSZFDzIE
ATAKUJA - NIEMcY coFA-
IA SIZE - IcH LIMA FROM
TU coRAZ BARDZIEJ WYGI-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
Bitwa pod Rawa Ruska.

PETROGRAD, 10. W. Austryacy przegrai
wieIka dwudniOwa bitwe pod Rave Ruska gar
nizOwanem miastem ma p6hocny zachod cd
LwOwa. POdObnO Okoicy miasta tego i dalej
ma p6lnoc ma pOgraniczu Krolestwa, arwla au-
stryacka jest OtoczOna zagraza jej zajecie kom-
UIetne przez Rosyan. Pod Grodkem Jagiello1-
skim tOczy sic bitwa zacieta oprzystep do rzeh
Sauu twierdzy mad MIA Iezacei-miasta Przemysla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

Odwrot Niemcow ma cafym le'
atrze Wojny Europejskiej.

LONDYN-PARYZ, 10. W Potwierdza sic
wiesci cOfaniu sieNiemcow ma calym zachodnim
Niemc0w Austryak6w ma wschOdnim teatrze
wOiny. We Francyi Niemcy pobici ma Iewem
skrzydIe So W nieustannym odwrocie cd trzech
dni. Francuni atakuja pra ma poinOcny wschod
Iinie niemiecka. Ma wschOdzie Niemcy Austry-
acy zupelnie niemal wyparci Kr6lestwa Pol
skiegO; zwEaszcza W poiudniOwo- -wschodnim kie-
runku Odwrot Ausryak6w jest zupeIny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10
Walk ma Morzu.

LONDYN, 10 wrzesnia. - Do
nosza, ze angielski handlowy pa
rowiec Oceanic" linii White
STAR rozbii sic okoio szkochch
wybrzezy: pow6d rozbicia ME O.
gsoszony, ale przypuszczaja, re
ME rozbicie to, a nina niemiec'
ka powodowaia zgube statku, kto'
rego zaioge zdo3ano ocalie.
- okret ,Noordam" linii ,Hol
land-American' wiozacy rezerwi
stow ze Stanow Zjedn., zostai poi.
many przez wiadze angielskie i
przywieziony do Queenstown.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-10

cza Anglii sporego funduszu wo-
jennego, CO wszystwo ma bye To-
jalnym zasiikiem wasalow angiel-
skich W Hindostanie dla rzadu
w. Brytani. . ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-03
LABOR ENDORSES cAR|iL|k
President Gompers Commends Legis-
laive Record of Democratic
! Nominee.
Nominee.

The American Federation of Labor
was recently requested by the Pat
tern Makers Association, Of Wash
ington, to give the legislative record
of. the Honorable C. G.. Carlin, DEM
ocratic nominee for Congress from
the Eighth District. The following
is the reply written by Samuel Com
pers, President of the Federation, in
which he states that the Democratic
nominee should be reelected:
American Federation OF Labor,
Washington, D. c., Sept 20, 1914.
Mr.. Joseph H. Browne, Secretary,
Pattern Makers Association,
No.911 K ST., S. E.,
Washington D. {.
Dear Sir and Brother:
Your communication OF September
2s, requesting the legislative record
of Honorable C. C. Carlin, has been
received.
Enclosed you will find the detailed
record of Mr.. Carlin on measures IN
which Labor was interested during
| the Goth, 61st, 62nd and 63rd Con-
crosses, up to the present date.
The attitude of Honorable c. &.
Carlin has been fair and he actively
supported the members of the Judi
ciary Committee Of the House, OF
which he is a prominent member,
in adocating the provisions in the
Clayton Antitrust bill, for which Or
! ganization labor has worked so long
and persistently. For his vote and
efforts in this direction, he is to be
commended. He should be reelected.
Trusting that this vii! be salts
factory, l am,
Yours fraternally,
Saml. Gompers,
President American Federation
Of Labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-03

Mrs. J. S. West has g-ne THIS
week, to visit her brother, Mr.. Nc
Alden, in Florida.