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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01

According to Petrograd, Russian
successes are reported officially from
the battle front before Warsaw and
from that around Cracow, but with.
out materially changing the general
situation in these regions. Especially
vicious attacks have been made by the
u Germans ms between Pinczow. a. miles MILES
ana NlStula rivers.
In this place the Austrians initiated
the tactics of the Germans and tried
to force passage by sheer weight and
numbers. Time after time they adj
vanced in solid formation against the
Russian front in the face of heavy
artillery fire. The net result after two
days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % and %
was the capture by the Russians Of
nearly 5000 prisoners. including so
officers and the retention by the Rus
slams of the left bank of the Nida
where they are strongly entrenched.
Three months ago the same Aus
trian troops opposed the first Russian
advance on Cracow.
Christmas brought no rest to the
embattled European armies. 1t found
the Russians still fighting desperately
in the SHOWS of Poland agaiHhfd Aus
fierce attacks Of thyssf still in the grip
trian alReading army; the French
making spasmodic thrusts against the
long German lines Of trenches In
northern and northeastern France,
and the British and Belgians engaged
in almost hand.to-hand warfare against
the German trenches in west Belgium.
Although armies Of the allies have
scored some successes In the battles
in the west, they are meeting with
stubborn resistance and military men
warn the public that very heavy
casualty lists must be expected before
any serious impression can be made
on the German entertainments.
Activity seems to have been resum
ed along the Belgian coast, for 1t Il
announced slight progress has beer
, made by the allies between the sea
and the road from Newport to Yves
/. Ende. At other points similar fight
{ ing is proceeding with varying for
: tunes.
The airmen on beth sides have beef
!, extremely busy, and the airships ar
! swarming over Belgium, the aviator
accommodating movements OF oppos
Ing troops and dropping occasional
bombs. Bruges and Brussels h" =
been visited by aviators from tn
ranks Of the allies while Bethune an
- other towns in northern France hav
received attentions from the Gel
y mans.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
Mavtorena Raises Naco Siege.

Naco, Ari1-Governor Jose Maria
Maytorena OF Sonora Sa.,rday Ilfted
the siege of Naco, Sonora, opposite
bere and retired 90 the southwest
with his troops. He destroyed his
works. burned his camp and removed
nj, his artillery. During the night hi~
troops west and south Of Naco lei
their positions and at daybroak tret
concentrated four miles to the south
west, where they boarded y train
which has been there since tho sier'
was begun nearly three months a-o.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
To Open San Diego Fair.

Washington. - Secretary McAdoo
left Washington Saturday for San
Diego, Cal, to open the Panama-Cali.
fornia exposition there on the night of
December 81. Mrs. McAdoo accom-
panied him. They will be gone until
January 10. Mr.. McAdoo will repre-.
sent President Wilson at the formal
opening.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
Trade Balance Increasing.

Observation-Disclosures on imports
and exports at the IL customs dis
tricts handling sc per cent of the ma
tons foreign trade, show balance In
favor of the United States for the
week ended December 10 of $27,02S,-
263. an increase of approximately ST.
>OOO, 900 over the balance for the pre-
vious week.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
HOBSON DRY" MEASURE
FAIL in THE HOUSE
NATIONAL PROHIBITION DEFEAT,
Ed BY A VOTE OF 1877 TO
1879 TUESDAY.

Washlngton.-The Hobson resolu.
tion 70 submit constitutional amend.
ment for national prohibition to the
state legislatures, was defeated in the
house Tuesday night, 1877 members
voting for and 1883 against it. An az
nrmatiys Senpsr Of The Arkansas .s.a ! dat.
gatfJsX house was present aid
voted 1ne amendment.
Parity lines were wiped out. Demo
cratic Leader Underwood and Repub
lican Leader Mann fought shoulder to
shoulder at the head OF the forces op.
posing the resolution. When the vote
came, OF the 1877 for the resolution ia
were Democrats, 6S were Republicans
and II were Progressives, and were
Independent Republicans.
The vote came at the conclusion of
one of 1he most stirring contests of
recent days in Congress and following
votes Oh several amendments. Repre-
sentative Hobson had closed the gen.
eral depate participated in by all the
house leaders, many of whom were re.
peatedly aeered by men and women
in the-pwded galleries. Speaker
ators to maintain s.-nished the spec.
Prohibition leaders declareu -
the majority for the resolution had fu''
filled their expectations, as they had
rot hoped for a two-thirds vote az
this time. Whether a similar resolu-
t,on pending In the Senate, submitted
nv Senator Sheppard Of Texas, Will
reach a vote at this session is not
certain.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
Oldest Woman Is Dead.

New Yo-'--Mrs. Hannah Koskof,
said to have been the Oldest woman
In the United States, died here
Wednesday. According to authentic
records in the possession of the de-
scendants, she was 1T years old, hav-
ing been born in Kief, Russia, In
1897
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
o,lv 10000 Bills introduced.

Washington The volume of bills,
nublic and private. introduced in the
house during the present session Is far
hollow the average. There have been
rot much more than 10000, with but a
little over two menihs to run, while
IN the preceding Congress the total
was 2S,S46
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
MISS CLARK WILL
WEDNEXT SUMMER
SPEAKERS DAUGHTER TO MARRY
EDITOR OF NEW ORLEANS
ITEM.
SHE MET HIM IN BALTIMORE
James M. Thompson Was One of the
Leaders in the Fight to Nominate
Champ Clark For Presidency.
Washington d. c.

Washington d. c.
Speaker Champ Clark and Mrs
Clark Sunday announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Genevieve, tc
James NJ. Thomson, editor of the New
Orleans Item. The wedding Yii.Ssr
place in the early =. po,.
M;s.e0ffng the 1912 Democratic
convention, in which he was one OF
the leaders in the fight to nominate
the speaker for the presidency.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
Revolution in Albania.

1,ondon.-A violent revolution has
broken out in Albania against Essad
pasba whom Turkey established as
ru,er there when the Ottoman govern
mont broke into the European war
Essad Pashas palace at Tirana has
been pillaged and burned. Massacres
are reported.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
poumanla 70 Restore Territory.

Petrograd.-The Bulgarian minister
announced Tuesday that an agreement
had been reached between Roumania
ond Bulgaria, under which Roumania
will restore to Bulgaria the province
=, Dobrudja and most Of the other
territory she acquired from Bulgaria
nc q result Of the second Balkan war.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
STATE HAPPENINGS.

Percy l.. Lawrence, president vi 'ie
rirst National Bank of Crowley, La
was indicted by the Federal Grand
,,,r, Of Lake Charles charged with
tho emhezzlemcrt of approximately
ss,, ooO of the banks funds.
w, B. Clarke, president OF the
uorroa on and Gas Company, Inc
nrosented to the city council a petit
,,on from his company. together with
an ordinance for a gas franchise X
Monroe
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01
STATE PARAGRAPHS.

Alleged failure of the local typogrph.
ical union to agree to conditions plac-
ing the composing rooms more direct
ly under the control of the managers
Of the papers resulted Sunday in tho
announcement that hereafter tho
Times-Picayune, Daily States and New
Orleans Item would operate on non
union basis.
Sunday night the editorial staff OF
the Times.Picayune operated the COM
posing room of that paper.
The well-meant effort OF the Sugar
Exchange to bring about a compro-
mise between the state, the sugar
l.planAAss ana ths American Sugar Re
nnery over pending litigation, and
which would permit the immediate re-
| opening or the Charmette rennery hae
failed. That much is freely admitted
even by the Exchange officials. The
attorney for the Sugar Exchange, W.
5. Parkesson, called on the states at.
torney, Donelson Gallery, and on the
attorneys having charge of the big
suits Of the sugar producers against
the refining company, and suggested
some sort OF compromise, but he
was met with a fiat refusal. This fail.
ure to reach an agreement, leaves the
whole matter where it was before, and
precludes any prospect Of the big re.
finery taking any part, at least for the
present, in absorbing the Louisiana
sugar crop. All expressed sympathy
for the 1900 or more men out of en-
ployment during the Christmas season,
but every one seemed willing to shift
the responsibility for that distressing
state OF affairs to the shoulders of the
other fellow.
even ssesct II. 2 candidate for the gov
is the first thsf us.- Nv. ono ho,
name being used in connecsSon s---
the office" These were the asserS~
tons of Gen. Albert Estopinal when
appraised that it was rumored in New
Orleans that he probably would be
candidate. It is understood in WASH
ington that a group of the friends OF
Gen. Estopinal expect to urge him to
make the race.
An organization to be known as the
Shreveport Provident Association
headed by leading business men OF
the city, has been perfected and ar
engagements are being made by 1t to
take charge Of relief and charitable
work in the city without distinction
of race, creed or color"
| Mrs. Charles f. Brandt OF New Or
leans, with the assistance OF revol-
yer and her husband, December %
routed a burglar who entered the
home of the late William Barth, her
millionaire uncle, in Denver, Colo, pre-
sumably in search Of his will or other
valuable papers.
James Mahoney and man calling
hismelf Edwards, who were arrested
in Terrell, Tex, December IA, both
suspected of completely in recent
Fort Worth and Dallas robberies and
taken to Dallas for identification, were
identified by Chief Of Detectives John
Connolly, Sunday, as two convicts who
, escaped from the Louisiana State Pen.
itentiary at Baton Rouge, November
IS, 1914, where they were both serv
, ing eight year sentences for burglary
The concentration charge made by
tho Texas & Pacific Railroad on cot
o tonsped has been abolished by TIT
Louisiana Railroad Commission whicl
I. recently handed down the order 70
h ,ts removal. The complaint against tn
p Texas & Pacific was made by til
Alexandria Chamber Of Commerce
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01

The concentration charge made by
the Texas & Pacific Railroad on cot.
tonsped has been abolished by the
Louisiana Railroad Commission which
recently handed down the order for
;ts removal. The complaint against the
Texas & Pacific was made by the
Alexandria Chamber Of Commerce
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01

An organization to be known as the
Shreveport Provident Association,
headed by leading business men OF
the city, has been perfected and ar
rangements are being made by 1t to
take charge Of relief and charitable
work in the city without distinction
of race, creed or color"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-01

Mrs. Charles +. Brandt OF New Or
leans. with the assistance OF revol.
yer and her husband, December ~
routed a burglar who entered the
home of the late William Barth, her
millionaire uncle, in Denver, Colo, pre-
sumably in search Of his will or other
! valuable papers.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Panama, Ill.
p. koGevar, tajnik kluba

CenJeno urednistvo Proletarcal
Porocati imam zalostno vest q
nesrcti, katera Sc je pripetila V tn
kajSnji naselbini.
Dine D. aprila OBJ q As zjutraj
malo preden Sc za6ne z delom, je
n~astala eksplozija pima V premo-
govern rovu ma I East-South, Xxi
je p%ovzrucila IL premogarjem pre-
RAM grob.
Prior, Xxi Sc je~ odigraval pri TO.
VA, je nepopisljiv. Usmrcenih .ie
3 ltalijanov, = Angleza, l Nemcc,
| Slovak in | Slovencc. Zadnji
30 imenu MihaliG. omozen, donna
nckJc IL lStrc. Bill je west elan
tukajSnjega druStva Nipava Stv.
l23 =. y. p. j. in trajen u~aroGnik
naScga lista Proletarca. Bill jc IT,
hcga znacaja in svobodnega mis-
lJcnja. Cbit je V nallcpsi starosti
so let. UpaPoino &vljenje mu je
pretrgal brczbrizni kapitalistiGni
Moloh, kateremu nj doSti Same
prolctarSka moe, tcmvcG morajo
biti tudi zrtvc navrh. Delavci.
dclujmo slozmo prot danaSnjemu
Skoz in Skoz guilcmu SiStcmu, da
So elm pref oSvobodimo kapitali.
>tiGnih Spon.
= soc pozdravom
Andrea llcrSiC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

moskih, XII So strinjajo Z menoj
Vas klitcm; Pridimo skupaj i'm IL
stanovimo socialistiten klub, ker
to BIO lepo "a mas. Marsikdo, XII
hi tital V listu o naSi nasclbini,
DO rekel; Glej, tudi ma Sublet
Wyo., so Sc Slovenci zaceli prebu-
jati. Res mas je zdai malo. incl
mo pa upanje, da Sc DO So marsi.
katercmu izvedrilo V CLAW in pri-
stopll DO V naSo vrsto. Sc enkrat
YAM klitem, pridite, najsi DO kicr-
koli, lahko tudi V mole Stanovanjc
in %pogovorili Sc bono vsc potreb.
no. Torei ma svidenje. Zivcl So
cializcml
&. Kramer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
&. Kramer.
Pueblo, Colo.

V Stew. IS, Gil. Sv. ie priobcen
dopls, katcrcga je podpisal tn
kajsnji John kocman. Ne hi mu
STEER odgovarjal, ako ne hi bill ia
ko D0dcl. laznjiv in zavit. Ker ic
pa mas Johan priSel 4 barvo ma
dan, mcstO da ''laja liza plota"
Fdkor Sc sam izraaa V Svujem do
plsu, 81 mi vidi potrebno, da Sc
malo bolj obSirno pogovorim ;
tenn tlovekom, in "a javnosti po-
kazem takSncga kot jc V rcsnici 5
Svolim %neSrammim obrckovanjcm.
V Svojcm dopiSu navajo vzro-
Ike. zakaj jc odStopil cd unije to-
p%ilnitarjcy. XII so pa tako piSkavi,
da jih sprawl y javnost cdino lc
kakScn mas ''naprcdni' .Iohan.
Steer ic pa \ javno>ti dovoli raz-
gall Svoi znaGaj.
Da uisi druzih uagovarial, mai
o%dStopijo od mijc. ; ten Sc ne
hos zmazal. Ali nj rcsnica. Ola 81
~nayovariaI gotoyr Glanc. da So ne
smcio udrlczi,i seize oroauizaciic ?
Ccnu ni,i povcdal. ako kai nj hi.
10 nrav pri until. da imas ii in q.
stall pravicn i'm dolzuost. da snra.
VIE S,var ma sell Y ~razpravo? >
fchruaria 1913 ic bila izredna Sc
in. ma katcri ic rovoril sodr. GUY
+. Miller od cksckutivc w. f.. VI.
q pomemu delayskih or~panizacii
govorilo Sc ic potcm Sc Y Slovcn.
skcm i'm italiian>kcm icziku Do.
1iGnc >cic So ic udeleZil tudi mas
.Iohan. Da nckai nj bilo Y redu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Sublet, Wyo.
CenJcui urcdnIk

CeuJcni urcdnIk,
Ne morcm 81 ia ne hi SprcgovO-
ril nckoliko beScd o tel naSclbin.
in tukajSnjih Slovrncih. Clovcku
Hi 81 Strinja Z naprcdnim mISllc.
MEM, je tukaj jake dolg cas-. ka-
kor hi bill nekje Y ~puScavi Tukai
80 pc narodnoSti Slovcnci najmoc
nciSi. &c hi kdo cital Stcvilo mas
Slovcnccv Y kakcm liStu, hi goto.
70 mislil. da j. 10 ina izmed ma
prednih naSelbin. Ali motil hi Sc.
MisIim, da je Y Amcriki ie ma
10 tako mocnih pa Sc tako uazad-
niaSkih Slovenskih naselbin kakor
Ia. &c hi liudjc zivcli po tiSo6
let. hi ST ciovck misiii. IA 81 tu-
kajSnii Slovcnci Sc cd srcdnjega
vcka. RaZcu par moSkih Sc vSi
Spe vecno Spanje, in vcrulejO sa.
mo to. kar so Jill naucili tisti 90.
spodjc. Xxi so postavljcni "a TO
da drze rcvne ljudi tenn.
&c pride clovek Y emo ali drugO
Slovcnsko hiSo, povsod naide lju-
iii enc in istc misli. I'm Gc med po-
govorom zine kako besedO Soci-
alizmu, trcSGijo vsi po MEM in sill
81 Sc Same to, da slabSih ljudi nj,
kot so socialist. &c Jim clovck
raztolmaci emo in drugo rec, .e
vcndar bob Oh steno; oni vedno
silijo, da je nemogoGe.
Pri NTH jc vse nemogocc, kar je
naprcdnega. Vcliko stvari, XII Jill
nckdaj nj bio in so taxi ljudje
kricali, da so tudi ncmogocc, ina
mo danes vendar pred nosom.
Nsaka rec, XII Sc je kdaj zaGela,
ic tudi dobila svoj eli zakaj hi
pa ravno socializem bill nemogoGY
Tukaj Sc Sc najdejo Gudjc, Xxi
hoccio imeti dokaz. kdo in kdaj
jc bill ma solncu, da hi videl. da Sc
suce svet okoli NIGGA, pa ne naro-
be. Cloveku pa Sc tako vprasa-
ME tako neumno zdi, da potem
rajsi molGi.
Ali to pa recem, da socialism
in NTH voditelje soditi kakor Jill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
La Sale, Ill.

Drag rojakl. on. dclavci Y La
Sale i'm okolici, stopimo Y vrstc
in a%gitirajmo "a mas Soc. klub 81.
+. kcr to jc cdino Srcdstvo proti
naScmu nasprotniku. oz. sovragu.
Hi ina belo kozo in cruo duSo.
Dragi dclavec. ali hos So naprc.i
nOSil mrcno ma Svoiih otch in gle
dial jrno. pa videl hclo? Da pra-
20 prcglcdaS in vidiS rcSnico. ii
j. dana lcpa prilika. Spomlad jc
ozivcla, L MO pa tudi mas prcpo-
trcbni Soc. klub 81. /. Iavcdni
dclavci,-Stopitc Y klub. kcr tam jc
rcsnica, ljubezcn in do>tojnost
tam smO vsi cnaki i'm nj eden vcG
kot drugi. Dclavci Slno vsi.
Soc. klub 81. /. vas vabi prihod-
Mi mcscc. 9 maja 1915 ma >e.jo,
Iii So vrSi Y navadni dN orani
Frank. Spicmilcr. Sega j. v>ako
drugo ncdcljo Y mcSccu, da ne
more biti nobencga izgovora.
: Socialistitnim pozdravom
V. obid, organization.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Ne smem pozabiti. Ola j. bilo Ma
Washoe 80 delavcev odstavljenih.
IN zdaj Sc zvoni, Ola bodo odslovi-
Ii Sc nadaljnih 800 delavcev.
Moran omeniti. ola imamo tukaj
"medvedov graben' ir je bilo )
main tukaj, ter je bilo zaposlenih
ma 500 delavcev. in zdaj Jill jc wee
kot polovica brez della, drugi, XII
imaio Sc delo, pa MISC skoro mic
ma boljsem, ker delajo samo l-2
dni ma teden.
Evropsko klanje bonn pustil pri
miru. Moran omcniti, Ola imamo
V sosednem mestu Red Lodge
Skorca. Xxi prihaja tudi tukaj
trObit Poljakom in Ircem. Pa pro-
sim, g. urednik, da to ne pride V
J%avnost, da tega ne 1--we y. Petra
Sribar ali njegova kuharica. Pc.
zdravljam 6itatelje tega iista 81
rom Anerike.
\aroGnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

organizator; Peter kocevar, tai
mix; Johan kosmerl. blagajnik
Johan Pazderc in Anton kosmerl
odbornika. Zelim pa, ola hi odbor
l%zpolnleval syoje dolznosti, gledal
"a napredek kluba, ter zvesto pri-
dobival move clane. in izpodbujal
sodrugc "a drzavljanske pravice
ker delavec brez drzavljenske pra-
vice je kakor 6olnar brez vesla.
Nsi "a socialism in zmaga DO
naSa.
p. kotevar, tajnik kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

VI, nj spodobno, sal ne poznate
enega in ne druzega cd blizu in
ne oil dalet. Ljudje, XII sodijo in
ne vedo kaj, SO SAM sodbe vredni.
Ma Jeziku VAN je vedno to, da .je
Soclallzem IA to, da odira dclav-
ce in ia NIGGA voditeIji delajo
samo IA svoje zepe, ravno tako
kakor pri uniji. Resnica ie, da
Je tukajsnji lokal. st. 1852 L. NJ.
w. OF y. jake slab "a mas; vse,
kar j. delavcu V skodo, ii unijski
voditelji nitro vidijo, cato, kar pa
bl delavcem bilo V korist, so pa
popolnoma SLEPT in gluhi. Kaj pa
80 ali mislite, da .ie unija in socia-
lizcm emo in isto? Ali Sc he veste,
da kadar DO socialism ma povrS-
III. ne bo wee potreba nobene IL
nije?
Ali more kdo strankinim vodi.
tcljcm kaj slabega dokazati? Kdaj
lc Sc bill kak clan prcvaran ali
ogoljufan? CLAM platujcio pc l5c
ma mesec in IA wee jih nihGc ne
prOSi. I'm kan gre Ia denar? vi
miSlite. Ola 81 nckatcri posamczni-
III nakopavajo bogastvo " MEGA
kakor jc To navada pri farjih. Ne.
Ia dcnar gre Samo IA potrebc. T.
MIN ST p%okrivajo StrcSki. XII MISC
majhui. So cello k~ristusovi ma
mcSIniki he morcjo zivcti Od gla-
IA bozjega, cc Y SAM tako
utc. Stramkini voditelji mora.io
tudi imeti denar "a voznjo IL kra-
ia y kraj, k"r to .ie Same DELAY
ska >tvar in delavci niSmo vsi Y
cni naSclhlmi in doklcr Socializcm
ne pride do Svoicga ella. tako
dolgo ho potrchoval vcliko uGcn-
ccv.
Pat pa ie druga5c pr vaSi kle-
rikalni >tranki: ola so ME voditc.
iii pogosto drlavSki odrruhi, cato
ina clovck iako vcliko dokazov.
81 M dolgo. ko sem SliSal. kakO da
ii Svcii otctlc zuajo hicati dclavcc
in yoditi >voi bizuiS. Pred nckoli
30 lett ic ucki goSpod zupnik ma
biral tukaj dcuar "a svojo oScbo;
da jc vcliko nahral. nj dvoma, pa
s. v>cruo nj bill zadovolicn, hotel
L. s. cello imcti cd dclavccv nil
hove podpiS". Scvcda jih je hilo
vcliko. Iii so - podpi>ali. teravno
MISC vcdcli zaKai. ko pa ic bila
dclav>ka plaza. lc pa takoj v>ak
vidcl. zakai 81 jc podpiSal. Bio
j. vSakcmu odtrgano 30 soc "a 20
>poda f%ajmuStra, ccprav S. tuka.j
>talno nj hilo uikdar %nobcncga
>~talncea farja. Tako ic trajalo
wee let v>akcmu jc bilo obdrza.
no soc MA mcScc "a iiStcga tiGka.
Stiri lcta poZnric 50 Sli nckateri
ma kompanijSko piSarno in rckli
da ne marajo placevati IA goSpo-
ia. Odgovor pa 80 dobili. da kar
lc zapiSano. ic %lapiSano: nobcdcn
81 mi mogcl tcga rrSiti drugaGc
kakor ia jc S,l odtod proc. Torci
lj" j. ~uajvccjc odcruitvoe
Ne bonn wee o tenn goVoril kdor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-08
Fetty Brothers Are
To Have Hearing
BOYS ARE CHARGED WITH THE
ASSAULT ON WIToLE RoTEsTA
AT THE OWENS PLANT.

Joseph Fetty and French Fetty.
brothers, arrested last night charged
with 'assaulting vitole Potesta, aged
22, water boy" employed at the
Owens Glass Factory. last Saturday
night, are scheduled for hearing be.
fore Justice of the Peace R. Leigh
Fleming.
French Fetty is the man who
carried Potesta into house near
where the assault occurred and
gave him grst aid. Potesta is
now in the Miners Hospital suffer.
ing from fractured skull and frac.
tured forearm.
A heavy pick handle alleged to have
been the weapon with which Potesta
was struck. was exhibited as evidence
before Justice Fleming by Chief of
Police Fred S. Harr. The arrests
were made by Special Officer Leslie
Michaels.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-08
Enjoys Haze
NarroWEscape
GERMANS SPEND 20 DAYS IN AN
OPEN BOAT ON THE RED
SEA.
(Ry Associated Press. }

IFy AssoCiateu I,re8S.J -
ROME tvia Paris), April 8.-The
members of the German mission which
made an unsuccessful attempt to pen
citrate to Abbis Abeba to commune
cate with the German minister to Abys-
sinia, have just arrived in Rome on
their way home. Italy did not permit
them passage through Ertrea, but un-
dertook to see that mail for the minis
ter would go forward in due course.
The members of the mission had re-
markable experiences. which included
23 days on the Red Sea. in a native
boat, an encounter with French cruis-
er. which almost resulted in their cap
ture, and persistent and futile efforts
to obtain permission to travel through
the Italian coast country.
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Austrians Destroy
8 Russian Airships
ONE VESSEL FLIES ABOVE THE
ENEMY AND DROPS BOMBS
ON VESSELS.
CBy Associated Press }

BERLIN wireless to Sayville, April
S.-An acsount of an extraordinary
aerial fight was given today by the
Overseas News Agency, which says
that its information was received from
Budapest. 1t concerns an encounter
between one Austrian and three Rus
sian aeroplanes. The Austrian aero
plane. it is said, succeeded in mount
ing above its adversaries and dropped
a bomb which struck one of the Rus
SLAMS. The Russian machine plunged
1900 yards to the earth.
The report goes on to say the at
mospheric disturbance caused by the
fall of the aerpolane upset the other
two Russian machines. causing both
to fall to the earth.