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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
HALLS ON TRIAL
AT cLINTWoop.

John Hall, Sol Hall, Dave Hall and
Hunt Hall, their father, were placed
on trial for their lives before the Dick
enson Circuit Court at Clintwood, Va,
last Monday morning charged with the
murder from ambush of revenue Of
ficers Stone and Ramey and the SER
lous wounding of Martin Potter in the
Bluebsad Notch of the Cumberland
m1dntains in May, 1913. A negro
named Tom Riddle, also alleged to
have been one of the gunner with the
Halls in the bloody battle, is also on
trial for his life. The officers were
searching for the moonshine stills OF
these men when they were shot down
without a moments warning. Adelia
Hall, sister of John and Dave, was
leading the party of officers in search
of alleged moonshiners and their stills
when fired upon. John and Sol Hall
were captured almost Immediately af-
ter the bloody tragedy and were
brought to Pikeville and lodged in Jail.
The negro Riddle was next captured
while in hiding in the Cumberlands
some weeks after, but Dave Hall, said
to have been the arch conspirator in
the ambuscade, was not capturtd until
taken by officer w. NJ. Fields and a
party of others after dynamite had
been planted around the cabin by Hall
in his effort to resist the attacking Of
ficers. Fields posted his men in a wide
range around the cabin, which is locat-
ed on the steep mountain side in the
toughest part OF the. Breaks, some
eight hundred feet above the river bed,
at place called Skaggs' Hole, which
is near the scene of the tragedy, and
demanded Hall to surrender, which he
did. The five prisoners were taken to
the Catlettsburg jail. and were later
transferred to Virginia.
Attorney Roscoe Hanover left last
for Clintwood to aid in the
and attorney j. M. Bowl
Ing ;.iso~went to Clintwood to defend
the men. The dtal is expected to be
a lengthy one
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
DOINGS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY PEOPLE.
News From Paintsville and
the Surrounding
Country.

Mrs. John Il. Buckingham spent a
Few days this week with her mother,
Mrs. Dan Davis, west OF town
Francis Rice. OF Beaver Creek, Is
here the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harve Ricee.
Mrs. Henry Pfening, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at VIII
hanson, w. Va, and Wellston, Ohio.
has returned home
Miss Edna Whitaker has returned
from visit to Hager Hin.
Mrs. Clara Wilburn, OF Hitchins. was
the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Easterling
this week.
Miss Virginia Stratton was an ALL
night guest OF Miss Goldia Arnett last
Thursday.
The NJ. E. Church gave picnic
Thursday for the Sunday School. They
went TO Depot hill and enjoyed ali
kinds OF good eats and drinks and
games, and each one there seemed to
enjoy the day immensely.
Chas A. Kirk was. In Huntington
last week.
Rev o, ]. Corder has returned from
business trip to Ironton o.
Rev. ii. A. Spencer and family left
Tuesday for Ashland where Mrs. Spen.
Ger Will visit her parents, and Rev.
Spencer Will go on TO West Virginia 10
visit his parents. They will be AWAY
about three weeks.
Capt. Frazee and wife and two help
ers of the Salvation Army. are holding
series OF meetings AT this place. They
have created great interest and have
done good work here
Misses Edna Hager and Irene La
Viers and Rusha Kirk have returned
from Williamson. w. Va, where they
attended the wedding OF Miss Myrtle
Harris.
Zip Wells. OF Lower Greasy, was
Paintsville visitor this week.
Miss Mary Bruce Redd. OF Millers-
burg, Is here visiting friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
MARRowsoNE

The memorial meeting OF Aunt
Louisa" Coleman was largely attended
at the !. o. o. f. cemetery at this place
Sunday.
Crops are looking fine.
The odd Fellows met at the hall and
elected their officers ON the 27th OF
June for the next term
Lonzo May and wife, OF Pikeville,
attended the funeral here Sunday.
Epp Atkins and family were visiting
Brack Coleman and wife Sunday.
Little Alafair May is very III.
Wesley Slone has purchased n saw
mill and is now at work on Greasy
Creek
Mrs. Buckley, OF Ratcliff. was visiting
Mrs. Birdie May Tuesday.
Mrs. Hester Atkins was called to see
her father at Aka, KY, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Sallie Ramsey has returned
home from a visit up in the country.
Little Allen May and Trimble Cole
man were visiting their cousin, VERNE
May, Sunday.
John May was the guest OF friends
on Rockhouse Sunday. CUFF.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
SANE FOURTH al PIkgvlLLE.

mYPikeville has made no arrangements
KS year for the usual celebration Of
Independence Day. but wild west
show will exhibit here tomorrow, and
the boys who are full of patriotism in
times of peace will not be without
some chance to enjoy themselves and
make things lively about the city. But
they should not forget that the cops
are also ready, and that West Virginia
is dry. No disturbances of any con-
sequence have ever happened on this
occasion at Pikeville, and 1t is hoped
that none will occur tomorrow. but all
may enjoy themselves in sane Fourth
manner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

games for the children, were part Of
the program, which was very interest
ing throughout.
Punch was served during the entire
evening, and delightful refreshments
of pimento cheese sandwiches, salad
sandwiches, olives, ETC., were served at
$3.50. The party was a most enjoy
able social event.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
AGED MAN DIES.

Josef Zimmerman, aged 81, formerly
owner of the Pikeville Bakery, but re-
Gently restaurant owner of Shelbiana
and Jenkins, died suddenly from neu-
ralgia of the heart in the office of DR..
2. A. Thompson at noon last Thursday.
Previous to his death, Mr.. Zimmerman
had been suffering from acute stomach
trouble, and it was believed that this
was the principal cause of the neural
gia. The body was removed Saturday
to Jenkins for funeral and interment.
Mr.. Zimmerman moved with his fam
lily from Pikeville one year ago, and
since that time he has lived at Fort
Gay w. Va, jenkins and Shelbiana
He leaves a wife and son.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
J. J. WALL VICTIM
OF APPENDICITIS.

John ]. Wall, in company with Lon
Wellman, went to Huntington last Fri
day for a few days vacation, and while
at their room in one of the hotels of
that city Mr.. Wall became i'll. Later
he became slightly improved, and
thinking that little fresh air would
help, he and Mr.. Wellman took an auto
drive. But when they returned he be-
come much worse again and had to be
removed to hospital, where it was
said an operation would be necessary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
FACTORY TO START.

The Pikeville spoke factory, which
has been closed during the past thirty
days on account of a shortage in the
timber supply. will resume operations
again early next week. The agents of
the factory have been into the country
for the purpose OF recouplng the sup
ply. and this having been done. Mr..
Mattingly, the manager plans to re-
sumo again as early as possible.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
DAVE ROBINSON VERY SICK.

David Robinson, stone mason. who
lives in the Narrows above Pikeville,
has been in critical condition for
several days from heart failure. He
is now better, although for long
while his physician despaired of saw
ing his life. His chances for complete
recovery are now very good.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
MRS. sEGRAvEs
CANCER VICTIM.

Mrs. Henry Segraves is in a critical
condition from cancer at the home of
relatives at Vanceburg, KY, and may
not recover. She was taken from
Pikeville several weeks ago, and it was
then thought that an operation would
not be necessary, but the cancer has
since greatly developed, and she may
not be able to withstand the operation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
LAWN PARTY.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian Church delightfully."-
entertained Its members and a large
number of friends at lawn party on
the beautiful college lawn last Friday
evening. The trees on the lawn were
hung with Japanese lanterns, and at
an early hour the guests assembled In
large numbers. Outdoor games OF
various kinds, including many specIa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
KILLED IN RUNAWAY.

Jim Trick. a tearnster, was killed in
stantly In runaway at McHoberts
last Monday Trick was driving along
the road with his wagon and team
when swarm OF bees attacked tho
horses, causing them 10 run away.
Trick was thrown under the wagon
which passed over his body killing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed TO be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced II incurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh TO be a constl-
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Co. Toledo, Ohio. Is the only Constltu-
tional euro on the market. IL u taken IN
ternally In doses from 10 drops 10 a tea-
spoonful. IL acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails 70 cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timoninln. N
Address: y. J. CHENEY . co., Toledo, o.
Sold by DruRRists, Tie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A heavy wind and rain storm, ac-
companied by sharp electrical dis
charges. passed over Pike county nj
$3.50 Wednesday evening, and one Of
the discharges struck the line OF tho
Pike Light g. Power Co. and followed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03
PIKE COUNTY NEWS

him instantly. The body was brought
here Tuesday for funeral and inter-
ment. Trick was brother-in-law of
John MCGOWAN, merchant OF the
Cline addition.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

~. sroiesSor Taylor Mcclure. on. :, q,
wes, w" v. most prominent teachers w ~
We. virginia, was here from LUZ W., ~
week, visiting relatives. "ayhe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

Dry weather still prevails through
out Letcher county. especially some
secuons' while more favored sections
nave had ample rain. The section Of
Whitesburg, within Ave miles OF the
.own' mas not had good rain since
carry In May, The Irish potato cron
Is complete failure, while corn IL
now suffering for rain. All kinds m
garden vegetables Will not be mora
than one-half crop. This has been one
Oh the worst droughts in many years
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

Foreman John Hammock. section
man on the Lexington a Eastern. and
eight OF his men narrowly escaped
death early Monday morning while
riding a lever car around n curve near
Craftsville above here, when n local
train ran into the car, knocking II a
considerable distance and demollshing
the car. Two or three OF the boys
were slightly injured.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

A man named Mcpherson, wanted In
Campton, Wolf county. on charges OF
robbery and who escaped from the
Campton Jail several months ago, was
arrested in McRoberts, this county.
Policeman w. w jenkins left for
Campton to return Mcpherson 10 the
officers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

Mrs. ]. I Dixon. OF the Blackey
vicinity below here in the county, died
after long illness OF tuberculosis,
leaving a husband and several small
children, Mrs. Dixon was one OF the
best known young women IN the
county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

The first car OF coal from the Elk
horn Coal Co.'S plant at Mater. near
mouth OF Boone's Fork In the biz coal
heids' Is being loaded this week. II
WIN be but short time until coal will
DC shipped out from there In large
Quantities, everything being rapidly
put into readiness w, Henry Hail, OF
Lexington, is manager OF the new plant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

Work is nearing completion on the
new First National Bank building m
THIS city. and within twenty DAYS the
new bank ls likely to occupy IL. Rush
work Is now being done on the I'm
Fields business block on the corner az
Main and Webb avenues. The other
buildings In Whitesburg are moving
along quite rapidly Taking ali n.
"hitesburg Is actually taking on airs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

a few days ago beyond the Letcher
line in Perry county, Buck Jones, the
little 4-year-old son OF Jim Jones. n
farmer, was drowned In the North fork
Of the Kentucky river. The little fell
low was playing In boat when no
toppled over and drowned before as
sistance reached him. The parents are
greatly grieved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-07-03

The Whitesburg Company National
Guard under command of Major John
A. Webb and Capt. c. II, Back, left
here Tuesday morning for Lexington
where they viii attend the annual en-
campment for ten days. Tho Whites
burg company boasts OF being the best
disciplined and best drilled in the
whole OF the service. Many compli-
ments are passed upon the company.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
Walk ma Morzach.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 8-gc
grudnia, = Urzedowo ogioszono,
IL wladze otrzymaly zawiado--
mienie, re statki niemieckie wo-
jenne, czujac sic W znacznej
mniejszosci - wskutek skupienia
ma wodach pofudniowo-amery-
kanskich statkow mocarstw sprzy
mierzonych, opusciiy te woody a
udaly sic ma morza po}udniowo-a-
frykanskie.
Valparaiso, Chile, 8 grudnia.-
Statek angielski ,,Charcas" 20
stal tn zatopiony przez KRAKOW
mix pomocniczy niemiecki pr.
Eitel Fritz, zaloga zdolaia lado-
wac ma brzegi chilijskie:. pasaze-
row statek zatopiony ME miai.
Londyn, 8 grudnia. - DIVA
szwedzkie parowce Luna i YE-
verilda" najechaly ma miny W
poblizu Zatoki Fillskiej ma Baity'
ku i oba zatonely. Statek norwe-
ski ,Nygaard' zatonai W pobli-
III hrzeqow dunskich. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
Walk we Francyi i we
| Flandryi.
gronnach

. Paryz,7s grudnia. = Sprzymie-
rzone arnie poczyniiy znaczne
twazne postepy we Flandryi mad
rzeka User, a nadto' zaznacza sic
slime wzmozenie ofensywy ma ca.
lynn froncie bojowym w Belgiis
we Francyi. Szczegoiow walk
tych jest nader niewiele, zazna--
czono tylko, ze mad Ysera POGO
stale Niemcorn juz niewiele tyl,
ko pozycyiize stale cofaja sic Q.
mi wstecz. Sa poszlaki, il W. o
kelley dolinyi Aisne Niemcy ma,
ia wypoczeta wyborowa arnisl
Y kt6ra czekaja tylko ma moment
.sposobny, by rozpoczac ofensy-
we w kierunku Paryza Francya
jest jednak ma te ewentuainose
przygotowana. Ma caiym froncie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08

la tego trojkata Rosyanie wstecL
sic cofneli, dajac pole Niemcom.
Jak juz wspomniano, pomimo o.
wego cofnietia sic Rosyanie ME
wstrzymali swej ofensywy W Ga
licyi, a nawet znaczne .bardzo
czynia postepy ma Wegrzech "a
Karpatami: Krakow owa bra
ma ma slask, do Niemiec i do
Austryi srodkowej jest okrazany
przez wojska rosyjskie Cd strony
poiudniowo-wschodn a bonn
bardowany ma bye bardzo SLIME
dniem i noca. Pod samym Kra-
kowem ma bye 100000 Rosyan
pod genera1em buigarskim Radko
Dirnitriewem, s}uzacyn W arnii
rosyjskiej. . %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
Pogromy!.....

Wiede1, s grudnia. - Donosza
tn z rosyjskich i ruskich miast,
re DO wielu nliasteczkach j wio-
skach ludnosc rosyjska urzadza
napady ma zydow, to tego
powodu, IL zydzi mieli owacyj--
ME vitae wszedzie inwazye ME
miecka'i austryacka; zwiaszcza W
okolicach ma wschod cd Galicyi,
.gdzie krotkotrwaia zaznaczyia sic
inwazya austryacka, W dni pare
wyparta = zydzi mieli okazywac
wielka radosc powodu wkro--
czenia wojsk austryackich = "a
to teraz i'm odwet urzadza lud-
nose sprzyiajaca Rosyi. Wiec ma
Podolu rosyjskiem i w prowin--
.cyach poludniowo-wschodnich
napady i pogromy miaiy sic Po-
.wtorzyc srogie = w Kiszyniewie
.bessarabskim = pamietnym wiel-
kim pogromem pred lat kilka
znowu W tych dniach przyszlo do
excesow, ktorych rozmiarow ME
.podano do wiadomoSci = wladze
jednak jes stlumic miaiy rychio.
lDoniesienie owo wogole jest au-
istryache i ME wiadomo iczy ma
.faktach polega - zrodla rosyjs-
kie, mic ME doniossy o .owych fpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
Walk napOwietrzne.

Londyn, 8 grudnia. = Dono-,
sza tu ze Szwajcaryi, IL W nie-
mieckich fabrykach balonow
wojskowych mad Jeziorem Kost-
nickiem, czynnosc wre goraczko-
wa dniem i noca = potrojona Ii
.czba robotnikow wygotowuje no.
we statki napowietrzne = ktore
So niechybnie przygotowane do
dziaiaf w wojnie obecnej: Mem
cy stanowczo przygotowuja atak
napowietrzny ma Anglie, majac
spora flote awiatyczna - ME jest
i'm niemozliwe wykonanie takiego
planu - ma ktory W wAnglii So maj
powazniej przygotowani. w Ha-
zebruck, W Belgii aeroplan ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
SzEREG MAST POLSkICH
LEGk " PERzYNIE.
Olbrzymia BitWa ME IL
kOIlCZOna.
Krakow bOmbardOWany.
P0STEPY SPRZYMIERZONYCH Ma ZACHOD-
MIN TEATRZE WOJNY.
Walk Napowietrzne.
WAY TIT NJ NKnnVTT
WALK MA MORZUJ
Rosyanie W Serbiiii.
AUSTRYACY BOJA SIE ATAKU WkOCH


600 jej nieszkahc6w Jest beg chile
ba, bez jakiegokolwiek zaopatrze.
MIA wsr6d ogoIoconego kraju pc
czynaiacej sic zirny. Straty W bit
vie pod kodzia z obu stron bysy
-wprost potworne walka to- bysa
tax zacieta i krwawa, jak zadna
z dotychczasowych = Rosyanie
poniesli straty w ludziach bardzo
znaczne, ale straty Niemcow, ia
ko strony atakujacej, g wiele 50
wieksze - obliczaja je na ponad
sto tysiecy W tenn somych zabi-
tych i ciezko rannych ma So,ooo'
.Opr6cz tel glownej bitwy pod
Kodzia stoczono jeszcze caiy SEE
reg bitew mniejszych, ale ME
mniej zazartych = pod kowi-
czem, Leczyca, gdzie Niemcy
spalili >starozytny klasztor / kilku
zakonnikow usmiercili cato, IL Ct
mieli dae znac Rosyanom o
przybyciu nieprzyjaciela; dalej
walczono w okolicy Zgierza, Pa
bianic, Laska, Brzezin, Piotrko-
wa, ma p6lnoc az ku Psockowl-
wszedzie z wielka gwaitowno--
scia. Gala tez ia okolica = GAIA
zachodnia czesc Krolestwa jest
iednem okropnem zniszczeniem
jedna pustynia; n1iasta jak Lodz'
Kalisz, Czestochowa - przezwa-
na przez Niemcow Kaiserberg,
Rawa, Kielce, Radon, Piotrkow
P4ock - wszystlie ucierpia4y
ciezko, a wiosek si4 / miaste--
GEEK pomniejszych spalonych
zburzonych jest lyle, ze ich tu nj
wyliczac ME podobna: polozenie
ludnosci Jest rozpaczliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
dzialowa trivia robota bez chwili

dzialowa trivia robota bez chwili
Przerwy, sprzymierzeni posu-
waja sic stale W kierunku wscho
dnio-polnocnym. Pod Verdunem
| i Metzem akcya wojsk francus--
kich postepuje stale pomySlnie.
-. Wiadze francuskiej rzepli-
/ tel powracaja do Paryza - pre-
t7zydent Poincare ma W tym tygo-
dniu powrocic do stolicy, gdzie
cd dnia 3go wrzesnia zamkniona
gieide wczoraj po raz pierwszy
otworzono. w stolicy zycie poza
koniecznemi ogtaniczeniami po-
stepuje normalnie: ceny zywno-
sci ME So wcale wygorowane. -
Straty francuskie W woinie do
tychczasowej obliczaja ma jakich
$4,000, w tenn poleglych oko}o
10000, rannych 100000, reszta
w niewoli niemieckiei. Porownu-
jac liczby te ze stratami Mem
COW, widzimy, IL Niemcy W woj-
ME dotychczasowej ponieSli stra-
ty blisko W. trojnasob wieksze.
- Kr6l jerry, ktory bawi1 o.
statnio przy swej armii we Fran
cyl odznaczyi gen. Joffre'a i Kill
ku innych generalow francuskich
wysokimi orderami angielskimi.
Dopiero teraz donosza szczegoly
| o zgonie niemieckiego generala
Meyera - korpusow bawars--
kich, kt6ry W poczatkach listo--
pada zgina} pod Dixmuide: ge-
neral zginai W chwili gdy VISTA
dai do automobilu = ugodzony
strzaIa, rzucona Z aeroplanu fran
cuskiego: strzaly take, to nova
broi = uzywana W awiatyce wo-
jennej: So to pociski stalowe ME
zbyt dlugie, ostre, dose ciezkie,
ktore rzuca sic pekami cafymi z
wysokosci: padajac wskutek VIA
snego ciezaru nabieraja takiej 81
iy, re cziowieka przewierca cd
czaszki do stop, takim to pociS-
kiem zabity zostai gen. Meyer.
Donosza,. re ks. nastepca tronu
Ruprecht Bawarski, raniony cie-
zko w obie nogi W bitwie mad Y
sera - ley W jednym niemie-
ckich polowych szpitalow we
Flandryi: stan jego grozny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
Rosyanie W Serbii.

Paryz, 8 grudnia. = Don1esio-
no tn urzeaowo, re do Serbii
przybyio po rzece Dunaju 15cie
pulkow rosyjskich wojsk i 70 sta
tkow zapasow, broni, amunicyi
zywnosci: So to posilki rosyjskie
dla Serbii. Przybyly one Morzem
Carmen do ujsc Dunaju a STAN
tad rzeka W gore do Negotina
miasta juz W Serbii lezacego. Wi
docznie 'sila floty tureckiej ma
Morzu Carmen ME musi bye gro
zna zbytnio, skoro tax wazny
transport dosta1 sic szczesliwle
ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Nisz, 8 grudnia. = Krol Plotr
powaznie chory cd szeregu m1e-
siecy, przyszedl o tyle do zdro-
via, Il mogl osobiscie stanac ma
czele arrnii swej. Arnia ia
wstrzymala ma caiej linii ofensy-
we austryacka, obecnie zasilona
woiskami rosyjskiemi zapewne
bedzie mogla odzyskac dawne
przewagi, chwilowo utracone.-
Mad rzeka Ko1ubara przyszlo juz
do ponownej bitwy Serbowie An
strvak6w odparli ma p6lnoc zd9-
b,,i; ich baterye dZialowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08
CHcA WSTRZYMAc WYSYz
KE MATERYALoW WO-
JENNYCH. ,.a

Waszyngton, 8 grudnia. - Po.
sci Vollmer re stanu Iowa pred
stawil w nizszej izbie rezolucye
upowazniajaca prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych do wstrzyma
MIA wszelkich przyborow wojen-
nych dla panstw wojujacych, O.
procz zywnosci. Podobna rezo-
lucye w senacie przedstawi sena-
tor Hitchcock z Nebraska. Jesli
rezolucya ia przejdzie, wtenczas
prezydent prawdopodobnie ME pc
zwoli ma to, by do Europy z te-
go kraju wysyiano jakiekolwiek
towary z wyjatkiem artykusow
zywnosci. -...
LEO FRANK PRZEGRAL.
Waszyngton, 8 grudnia. Maj
wyzszy trybunal Stanow ZJedno-
czonych ME chcial wczoraj wydac
rozkazu, by ponownie przeglada-
no sprawe Leona M. Franka'
mlodego zyda, oskarzonego o "a
malej Nary Pha-
gan. Franka skazano ma smierc.
Adwokaci Franka beda sic te-
raz starali o uIaskawienie swego
klienta II wIadz stanowych, a Je-
sli to sic ME uda, to starac sic be-
da zmiane kary smierci ma do
zywotnie wiezienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08

Piotrog6rd, 8 grudnia, - Ii
MIA walk w Krolestwie przyjeia
nieledwie prosty 'kierunek, z pol-
nocy cd strony Prus, gdzie O.
fensywa rosyjska W okolicy Je-
zior Mazurskich stale i normal
nie postepuje = na poludnie ku
Karpatom linia ia rozpoczyna sis
szlakiem nieprzerwanego niele-7-
dwie boju cd. Piocka - tu woj-
ska rosyjskie odpadly wstecz z
linii pierwotnej ku Kutnu, Ae-
czycy j Sadkowi = ma Lowicz,
dalej ma poiudnie Brzeziny, da,
lei az ku Nowo-R -Radomskowi, od
kt6rego punktu W prostym niele,
dwie kierunku na poiudnie siega,
ia az po Krakow j dalej ku kar-
patom. Pole walk bitwy. pod Lo-
dzia utworzyio sic z cofnieciem
sic Rosyan z pierwotnejj' linii Cd
Lowicza, ma Bielawy, Giowno.
ozark6w, Stryk6w, Zgierz. LODI
Sieradz, Widawa, Szczerk6w,
Brzeznica, Czestochowa - pole
to stanowi jakby tr6jkat pomie-'
dzy dawna a obecna linia wolsk
rosuiskich q GAIA rozleglosc DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-08

miecki rzucil pare pociskow na
stacye kolejowa uzyta przez
Francuzow ma szpital i schronis-
ko dla ludnosci: pocisk zniszczyl
budynek spowodowai smierc 10
.osob ciezkie pokaleczenia 5-ciu,
W tenn kobiet idzieei kilka i osob
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