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Evening journal., 1915-12-23
sc R A P

NEW YORK-Tom Cowler Jim Cor
belts heavyweight protege tossed en-
in from every angle in his 1O-rouud vic
tory over Porky Flynn. Flynn man
aged to stay but his main occupation
was blocking Cowler's wallops with
his jaw.
Leach Cross will box Packey Hom-
mey tonight, having been sentenced
by the boxing commission to take on
HOmmey or remain idle sixty days.
Eddie Campi the bantamweight
phantom will be one of the main tistic
attractions Christmas Day. The coast
boy Will box Tommy Touhey in a bout
scheduled for ten rounds.
NEW CASTLE, Pa.-Young Grad
well or Newark, n. j., fought to a
draw with Tony zill here last night in
ten rounds.
CHICAGO Heavyweight Champion
Jess willard was looking fit when ne
settled down i'm his new Chicago home
today. He will do only light work un-
til February. whe he will go south for
a hard workout for the March 4 scrap
with Fred Fulton.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec. 23.-The
boys are out of the trenches. Not only
that. but the erstwhile erring
magnates have shaken hands all
around and gone home. The baseball
war is over.
Magnates. scouts and job-hunting
players and managers today engaged
in the widest scramble in the history
OF the game. Gumshoe agents button
holed desirable players and offered
them terms while other scouts sour
ried around for the cream Of the Fed
eral Leagues playing timber. The re-
distribution of players was expected
to bump a horde of ballplayers of the
payroll and even a number Of man-
ayers we're scanning the "help
wanted" columns for employment
Roger Bresnahan leaned toward To-
ledo. i'm the American Association, ac-
cording to gossip. Branch Rickey's
next job was choice of several
openings. but with the amalgamation
Of the st. Louis Feds and Browns.
under the ownership of Phil Ball. who
will buy the Brownies. Fielder Jones
was certain TO get the helm.
Two major league clubs, the Cubs.
of Chicago, and the St. Louis Browns.
will change hands, according to the
concluding announcement of the
peace meeting here.
Charles Weeghmau. the Chicago
sandwich king, win buy the Cubs from
Charles p. Taft and retain Joe Tinker
as manager.
Flopping players who leaped from The
majors to the Feds were granted am
nesty in blanket form by tho agreement
The Feds. Ms league. assume RESPONSE
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
HOLIDAY FOR HEALTH BOARD.

The Offices Of the Board of Health
will be closed all day Saturday
Christmas day. This is the only day
in the year that the Office is closed
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
RED MEN,S LEAGrE.

In the Red Mems League on Tues
day night Maxwell took his Apache
indians to Newark and won three out
of five from Little's Ninnehaha
Scouts. The score:
Apache ..21 TO 20 q 21-3
Minnehaha III 21 21 16 IS-2
Apache-George C. Peters, Martin
Hutchinson, Elmer E. Hare, Lewis
Weldon and S. NJ. Bratton. Minnehaha
-Orville Little, capt; Billy Myers, c.
Hopkins. e. Rowe, J. Fosett. Jack
Ewing and Bert Stilz.
Referees-M. McCallister and Harry
NJ Barrett. Scorers. NJ. Bratton.
Seminole took four from Lenape
at New Castle. Score:
Seminole ..... s 21 q 81 21-4
Lenape .....21 8 10 12 19-1
Usage Indians defeated Delaware in
four out OF five games. The scores:
Usage .A....21 q q p 16--4
Delaware .....15 16 13 10 21-1
Players: Osage-D. Murphey. cap
tain; J. H. Mason, NJ. Squires, ]. Lynn.
j. Batty. Delaware-H. Hirzel. cap
.ain; NJ. Novel;, Seidle, Haywood.
Standing of the Teams.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
EIkfOn.

bstitutes-Sentman for Works.
Goals from field-Holton 4, Fader 4,
Crompton 1, r. Dunbar 1, G. Dunbar
2. Goals from fouls-Lewis 5, G. Dun
bar 3. Referee-Ferguson.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23

Made just the way you would have them. with
stout seams and reinforced wherever the strain
comes.
OF splendid cassimeres and oheviots. in patel
pockets and plated backs and in a variety Of col
ors. In sizes to Il years.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
NFWARK HIGH WINS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, Dec. 23.-The New
ark High School basketball team in
fast game last night defeated the
Elkton High by the score of 23 10 9.
II was the first game ever played in
the new armory building and a slip
perry floor interfered somewhat with
the work of both teams. The room
is unusually large for basketball and
gives plenty Of opportunity for team
work. In the first half Newark blank
ed the visitors TO 0. In the final
half Elkton scored 9 points while
Newark counted 16. Holton and Fader
played a fine game for Newark while
the foul shooting Of Lewis was also
feature. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
What Do You Nanl
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL. !
A and b make bet. the loser to /
buy the winner dinner b wins A
agrees to to buy the dinner, inviting
B to dinner. On way to dinner they
meet c. A invites to join them.
Check is presented and A puts money
on check TO pay, but c. who has an
other friend along, pushes AS money
aside and refuses TO allow A TO pay.
C finally paying check. b claims A
has not paid bet A claims his bet
has been paid. L.
Looks as ii bet will not be settled
until 4 buys B the dinner.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
When an athlete plays in a game
and makes a bet on it is he called
professional or an amateur? ABE
ii he bets on himself he is violating
rule of the Amateur Athletic Union.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
Please let me know how many times
Vladek Zbyzko has been defeated in
his wrestling career. J.
Only once as far as available rec
ords show. That was by Aberg in
New York.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
In a game of pinochle A declared
out and A and b counted up the score
and thought it was a thousand. b said,
Well, it looks like your game" throw
ing down his hand. He then counted
h. ~.
A admitted this, but cOntended that B
lost since he gave up the game. B
said that was only on condition Of
AS having a thousand. Who wins?
BILL
A cannot win unless he gets 1000
points; conversation don't count.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL
In game OF three-handed pinochle
A has $50 and b has 915: b gets the
bid at $50. Does B have to make his
bid to go out, or can he win by taking
trick after melding 1870? B.
He has 10 make his bid good. but A
cannot go out until II has had n chance
10 make good. If he does make good.
he wins, irrespective Of what A may
lave.
sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
Kindly tell me if eight aces count
1000 in auction pinochle. F.
The count used TO be 1000, but such
meld Is obsolete. Generally 200 now.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
(1) A bets that Charlie White was
knocked out by John Dundee. B bets
he was not. Who wins? (2) A bets
that John Dundee scored more knock
outs that Charlie White. B says White
mas scored more knockouts. (2) Who
won the last fight between Charles
White and Freddy Welsh? "a Who
won the last fight between Charles
White and John Dundee? NJ.
O B wins. (2) h wins. (S) II was
n nO-deeisiOn bout, White getting pop.
ular decision. a. A nO-decisiOn bout
in which Dundee was credited will
winning by n shade.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
When an athlete plays in a game
and makes a bet on it is he called a
professional or an amateur? ABE.
ii he bets on himself he Is violating
a rule OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
X. C. Z. LEAGUE.

Three more games with high scores
ruling, were rolled in the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle Bowling on the Crescent
and Green Alleys last night The
scores
Evening journal., 1915-12-23

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Please let me know how many times
Vladek Zbyszko has been defeated in
his wrestling career. J.
Only once as far as available rec
Ords show. That was by Aberg in
New York.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
In; NJ. Novel;, Seidle, Haywood.
Standing of the Teams.

Postponed games to be played
Manitou, ?; Lenape, Apache. Wawas-
set, Delaware, Usage and Hopocho-
hacking, 2.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23
ROUNDERS WIN.

Rooney's Founders proved the bet
ter over the Socialist League bowlers
and took two out of three games on
the Crescent alleys last night. The
score.
Evening journal., 1915-12-23

Strictly fresh eggs, 2Sc dozen. Jas.
A. Hurlock. 3 stores, Eighth and
Spruce streets. Thirteenth and King
streets, Ninth and DUPONT Streets
Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
FOR USE IN THE LAUNDRY
Beet SOAP ls That Made Of Fat and
ao AtaIi--Csosllsnt Tor pitin-
f,lung Clothing.

m ..t laundry soap made Of
tf...a. a.talii 10. during the proc
... .. #atur knoaded liko duugh
n .l#f. Dir into the aoap and
... .l Huai shcn hardened A
gH.t H.ats iifsalyos easily In Wa.
tr 900 d.. 1orllcnt for dlsiniecling
purpose Tho alkall and tho salts u
o.. ai a..is c1mhiue with the water
a.. Us Huilun readily poneifatcs
.rt ..t.aurra and adheFcn to solid
surfaces aUuag any fully developed
.... .Nai it touchss
s.Ia ..lp solution combined vilh
. setter 'a invaluable Tor disiu-
. ..H. from the rlck funm.
.. H.. UHs befu at infectious
.. T#f flc boiling water and
.ovu tho pipes 81 The
.... sud the bathroom con.
..rlt uu,o q week ai least
..".. tno garharo receptacle
may be used Tor ditlu.
Have ca, pail pi tho
.. I eater aud another uf clean
. .... scrub the nour and base
.. s.a sun brush dipped Ia tho
@ l aalrr HusinE the brush
... u ttc bot water after each
...a'.a ludays Magazine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

f. 4 Hammond, OF the 81.
Louis Fur CO.. aud wife, left
Tuesday night for st. Louis To
buy new goods. They will return
about the last of the week.
Stark 4 Co. handle a big Iin'
off second hand cook and healing
stoves and can save YOU money
Also do stove repairing OF al'
kinds
NEW CANDY: Fresh, snow
white aud toasted marSnmello"'
only l5c a pound at Dohson s.
Cold weather is coming. See
fine line of winter underwear ana
hosiery at Dobson's.
you save money by trading al
Grissom 's-the new brick store IL
West Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

H.s. umo lemon Jelly with one pint
u aU.r ah small or four largo
..... t,u ounces 81 sugar. about an
..... NJ srlAtln and one wineglasa OF
.r- sine Squcczn the Juice irom
l. lemons un tho sugar. adding tho
ta.,r aaI when dissolved. strain II
a.. 900 mo gelatin which has been
Dissolved Pour this into small folds
mo- .Us auI ret on leo ~ harden. When
r.d. fo serve. turn them carefully
.mu lHo cups and cut out the cen
Hr ....b To- 10 be- filled with choice
berries and whipped crcam.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

Gosh, niger, what's dat you
goti A load of de best groceries
you eber saw. IL dat's the case,
| guess dey come from Botters'
worth s.
Miss Ann Thorner has return
cd 10 her home in Franklin, Tenn
after visit her with her sister
Mrs. Il. Dobson.
The South West Kentucky Mel
zeal Society will meet in Bar.
low, ny, on Tuesday, October
10Th.
Mrs. j. O. West will leave FIR.
day for Dresden, Tenn, to visit
relatives aud attend the fair.
Candy. always fresh and deli
cious, only Zoe II pound at Dob
SON 5.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
WILSON FOR SUFFRAGE.
LADIES GAINING GROUND.

We know that our good friend,
Mrs. 5. NJ. Hubbard. aud other la
dies, who have worked faithfully
for woman : suffrage, are rejOic-
ing over the fact that Pres. Viii
son has declared himself in favor
of their cause. This is a big vics
tory and will have its effect up
ON the future Of this question. We
haven any more sense than
Wilson-and we believe its right
and will eventually win, carrying
with it a purging of rotten poll
ties.
Pres. Wilson will vote on Oct.
10 10 give the women of New
Jersey the ballot. His intention
is scmi-officially announced by
persons near to the President.
This is no news 10 the sufira-
gistS, though it is, of course, a
great qualification to them. The
President is distinguished con
vert. Six or seven years ago, he
was decidedly opposed TO votes
for women, and so expressed him
self. Later he ceased TO call
himself an opponent, and said he
was considering the question.
Ever since his election TO the pres
idency, both suffragistS and ants
have piled him with their best ar
guments, pro and con. The ar
guments of the suffragiSts have
evidently proved the more con
vincing.
Being a Democrat, We are sor-
ry to say it, but every party in
Kentucky eXcet the Democrats
has gone on record for submitting
a suffrage amendment,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
EIGHT TO GO TO PEN.
1 WHITE, 7 NEGROES.

Sheriff Bailey Huddleston viii
leave one day this week for the
State prison at Eddyville, with
eight prisoners, who are sentenc-
ed TO serve terms in the penlten-
tiary These were convicted in
the last session of the Fulton
Circuit Court, which finished bus
mess here Saturday. Two 9TH
er convictions were made in the
cases of 0dell Haynes, for for
gerry, and Jno. Goodlow, for lar
ceny, but both were granted new
trials.
Those 10 be taken TO prison are
Lewis Lusk, convicted Of de
tanning a woman against her will
given two years. Lusk is a white
man
VIII Randolph, chicken steal
ing, one year.
Babe Chambers, malicious shoot
ing, one year.
Walter Simpson, forgery, four
years.
Charlie Jackson, malicious
shooting, five years.
Earl Mckinney, malicious sirik
ing, three years.
Clayton Morris, housebreaking
five years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
Rice Merinoue.

Cook half a cupful Of rice In ono
tHr. ~ milk until tender. and tho
...H u' four eggs beaten until llght
u0 MIXED with half a tcaspoonful uf
"' #al hall a cupiul OF sugar. cook
'.' minutes longer then remove from
'. 'r. flavor with two toaspoonfuls
" vanilla aud turn into baking dish.
..a' 'ae whites Of the eggs until Htln.
.. boo three tablespoonfula Of pow
..H1 sugar. flavor with a few drops OF
.wH Spread this over the pudding
.. brown lightly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
uAyoNNAIsE DRESSING
Easy TO MAKE.

rb, making Of mayonnaise dressing
nrmerly regarded ae very trou'
g.,p, affair. Exceptional cooks or
,...oiyos II Is true. would assert
M,,lt was no trouble. once the knaok
,,aulrcd. but az rule II was not
..uIar dressing with busy cooks.
ibs reason wRH not far 20 seek. In
t arst place. tradition held that II
.,ppnlse dressing curdled Il must
D.. moWn out and new mixture
..rtsl and. ~ II often curdlos. this
... not "a cheerful prospect 10 face
.t.. time was short In the second
r... tradition asserted that good
.nnalso could be- made only by
.l..r. tho Oh drop by drop a lengthy
.ifmublosome process.
tradition In both instances was
.rur n tho mayonnaiao curdlcH. an
talk should be- broken into clean
,..I ana beaten thoroughly and the
..,II.l mixture added TO this drop.
q. ... way the mayonnsiso will bo
recovered
U hroc minute mixture that saves
r, tedious dropbydrop process 10
mH. as follows.
u.H rs out tho salt and mustard
.,.,U .aI and add a whole cgg. both
..i white Heat this mixture
.r..NI, and then ada onethlrd Of a
.. uf 900. all At once Beat this
mfI..us 90 thiekon. then add an.
... nrd of a cupful Of oil This
nlrIy thin mayonnaise II
..r unc is desired more oil must
.l masking cupful Of oil In
.f uul yrD atlff. then set the
.I Ioc until the dressing ID
a....
u..al.o made by this process ID
... ... io curdlo than that made
M .. 600 say and the mixture ia
s.uas ..Ud
An..I ur jar Of mnyunnaiso viii
- .ur .uno time n put In the ~
r...r aud u is very useful "a
Lao. BAND Il ls we'll 10 remember
I'D. uaIa mnonnaise can be trans
nrH mU tadarc sauce by the nd
.a.. .a.uprd gherkins and caperu
r..r.r Do bel counoiny Ia time no "a
r.r .Hr menus that nsh dish
,.r. .Fb anarc sauce 10 FOL
...J t.a u,,t day by a salad rcquir
I.. Ha..auaiae dressing or vice
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

The Social Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. Earl Edmonds
Monday afternoon. Rock was en-
joycd during the hours as we'll rs
crochcting and cmbrolderlng.
Several interesting contests were
held and the winners awarded
prizes. At the closing hour cream
apl cake were served. Those
present were: Mcslaamcs Will
Hammonds. Ernest Crcason, Jno.
Pyle. Edd Adams. W. + Cald-
we'll. j W. Swift. W. \. PhchS,
w. H. Caldwell, .Ino. Adams, o.
b. Powell. W. f. Edmonds, b. W.
Poscy. Miss Myrtle Flippin. NlSi-
tors McSdamcs Cyrus Oliver and
Ella Mcacham. The club will
meet with Mrs. W. i. EdmondS
Monday. oct. 18th.
Miss Gencyicve Ankcny, of Dix
on. Tenn. has accepted a position
in DobSon 5 variety store. Incl.
IDENTIFY. Miss Ankcny is first
cousin of the noted movie actress,
Miss Edith Story (Ethel Swift
and who will be remembered rs
playing the leading part in tho
Isle of REGENERATION, " which
was shown here IA few weeks ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
BEACH GROVE NEWS.

j. f. Easlcy and wife, of HEX
man, were in this vicinity sun.
day Obe Cole was in riptonylll,
one day last week.. II. Nelson
and wife, of Hickman, visited
Harvey Niscman and wife sun.
day Obc Cole aud family spent
Saturday and Sunday with Dnk
Mathews and family, of Fan
View.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
WALTERS REILLY.

Robert Reilly and Miss Zetty
Walters gave their friends a sur
prise last week when on Wed
nesday afternoon they We're mar
ricd at the home of the bride 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. viii Wal
terS. at Moscow. The bride was
beautifully gowned in white and
carried a boquet of white and
green. The groom is a success
full young farmer Of this county.
Clinton Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

Tao quarts Of milk. two cans con.
....l milk. oue.half pint Of cream.
"N.Hpoouml vanilla and very III
.. n Nuy sugar This IN smooth and
tHrd Coffee ice cream In made
" nh" amo way boy using three pintf
10y m..s aud one pint Of strong coffee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

Rev. r. VI. Walker preached a
very able and beneficial sermon
Sunday night, which in short,
dealt with local conditions. 1t
was a ease of calling and ace an
ace, and a spade a spade, and the
male element of his congregation
knew he was telling some cutting
truths Knowing that these evils
exist, what are we going to do a
bout i'll
n - a.. T.,,sNoI tnni0ht
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

Miss Lucille Scott, of Fulton,
and Whitlock Lyons, of Dresden,
were married Sunday.
Ladies and children cloakS at
DObsOn s.
Trade at Grissom $ and save
money.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

Crush a large cupful Of Strawberries
.a. m.k With half cupiul Of gfanu'
".'1 Irar Whip n cupful OF cream
Ii very stin Then stir the straw
berries lightly into IL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14
Preserving Rhubarb.

'H"i wash II and cut In small pieces
'N' DO Jars all II will hold then fll up
e'N cold water until II runs over.
'.' overs on VIII keep year II
}'N want il Ia.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-14

I"' MS have your grocery or
oefai both phones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-05
RECETAS PARA AGUAS DE
TOCADOR.

Ell aqua dc aIhuccma contienc:
I'm cuartillo de aqua de alhuccma
Y media onzas de aqua de azahar,
l Y un cuarto onzas de acido acetico
glacial.
Otra aqua de tocador, deliciosa. sc
hacc con: Finagre aromatico, tintl-
RI dc benjui y e~xtracto dc rcsas ro-
Jas, 200" gramos de cada cosa: dcs-
la un poquite en- aqua suficicHtr pa.
"a mojar la csponja.
III celebrc aqua hungara. SC hacy
con dos litros dc alcohol puro, -
gramos dc ~esencia dc romero. (h,.u-
CARA = 6 pcSiblel, i onzss J. cas-
csra5 dc llmon, 1 CRANES de csencia
dc men!a, II granios dc extracto de
mcnta, rs centiitros dc extracto de
rosas. Mezclelo y dejeIo rcposar dos
semanas, f~iltreIo y use uu POGO en-
ell bano.
Hay baHos del;ciosos hechos con flo
res; como flores de frcsas, p5tllos dc
rosys Il otras flores, 10 cual resulta
----to 7 Zgrzl=5Ie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-05
tRhNClA.

PARIS, Julio I.-E! MiniStcri0 dc
la guerra ha pub!icado cl Siguientc
.informe Official sobrc las operacioncS
de la guerra:
Entire Disc y Aisne sc ha desple-
Igado gran actividad durantc la noche
de aver. especialmcEtc en- la region
cercana u Quenncvieres, dondc duran
tie los combatcs Y dcspucs dc elIoS Sc
ha estado hacienda lis" dc grauadaS
dc mau".
Una debil sentative dc los aIcma
nes para avanzgr .pbrc nucStrss posi-
desde 81. trinchera., fuc recha
zads facilmcntc. En- q dlstrlto del
dlstrito dc Argounc los alcmaucS die
ron un yigoroso ataqquc y despueS dc
una encarnizada lucha fueron rccha-
zadoS con grandes p~erdidas.
"Durante Ia noche han continua-
do los combates en- la region del Mo-
50. m~antenicndo nuestras tropas to-
das las posiciones quitadas al cncmi-
= - - dr. z~sr.2-a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-05
"LA PRENSA" publica to-
das las noticias tai como SOC.
sin "hncer4e In harba n nS3is'
.HUNCRlA.

NtENA. Julio En- un bolctin
official publicadn en- csta capital por
ia Oficina dc information Sc dice;
"Dcspucs dc la dcrrota sufrida al
este DC Lembcrg cl grueso del ejcr-
cito russo SC retro hacja ell oricutc,
ocupaido poSicioncs en- las alturaS 81
tuadas al este dc Mikolawoi, con fucr-
te c~ontingente de tropas.
'NucStras fuerzaS en- este frentc.
dcspuGs de varios dias de combate,
capturaron las poSiciones avanzadas
del cncmigo, atacando inmediata-
las PARTICIPATES posiciOncs de los
ruSoS, p~enetrando finalmentc por dis
puntos ' ~rcchazaudo i los mos
covitaS a 10 largo del sector que Sc en-
]cucutra III sur dc Eoheka.
"Dcsdc lbs primcras horys del 10.
mngo los rysus - han catsdo retl
rand" ga tod" y frents : i~guslmente
10 han yerIflcsdo al norts de Iol-
htcv. sIcndo pcrScguldos tcnazmcntc
Por nucstras tropaS,
Los aIcmaneS dcspucs dc encarni-
zada lucha, consiguieron posesionar-
Sc de las alturas cercanaS q Bukas-
zowice Y el general Boehm Ermolis
hiz0 ~priSioneros a 10 o~ficiales Y
$4,000 SoldadoS solamcntc en- Ia Ill
TINA scmana dc JUNO.
-T,, :, g- t,E,,. a.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-05
En- cuatro puntos distintos de la Inca de batalla que
Sc extende desde Ypres a los Vosgos, los ale
names han emprendido furibundos ataques
Las fuerzas del Principe heredero fueron completamente recha-
zados en- Ia region del Argonne, en- TODD ell frene
de RinarWlle a Four de Paris
espantosa la lucha que esta Ebrandose en- los ~alrededores de Arras

lperdido en- el primer combate de lpres
mas de 1l5.GOO.
.Aseguyase que Sc cstan concen-
trando 800, 900 ~frarceses en- La Basse
Y Bethunc, donde sc esta luchando
con eytraordinaria furia desde hace
cincuenta dias, con c~onstantes duelos
de artilleria Y f~recuentes ataques a
Ia ~bayoneta.
Cracsc que los francescs han deci-
dido no continuar Ia guerra de trim
chcraS, y para clio, dcsdc eli primero
de mayo han cstado acumulando gran
dies cicmcntos dc artilleria en- deter
minados Mgares. Mas de 1900 cano-
mes monstruos han estado comitando
mctralla continuamcnte. En- I'm solo
dia diSpararon 100000 granadas. La
atmCsfcra es:aba e~anegrecida por c!
hume : por IA norhe cI cigIo apa-
recia enrojecido por cI fucgo. Pue-
bios enteros nan sido arrasados y cl
terriiorio csta cubierto de llamas. Fl
.cspectacuio es horrip;Iantc. Millares
de cadavereS carbouiz&dos Sc italian
.csparcidos por todaS laS c~erranias de
Souchez, Greaay, Angres, Levin.
Ioos Y Ecurie. Todos eStos Duebics
han GcSppa~e.ia, caSi totalmentg. En-