Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1915-01-30 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WIIISTON. ffOl'HEathlAM. Apparently we were to have had another ! . SALES for Farm Stooks, Furniture, and Although it. is reported that the West every description of Property conducted on dose of frightfulness on Sunday. in the shape ' Yorkshire miners are overwhelming ffeasouatile Terms. I)" of a second bombardment of our Last (oast. favour of a strike against the alleged .....,ion -.' ht that Nemesis, in the shape of a British of West Yorkshire coal-owners of their liasquadron, surprieed and intercepted the Ger- hilities under Judee •Atnphlett's and the man battle ernieer sclundrnn which was (ern' ('al Conciliation Board's awards, we are net ing across to give us more horrors. Three i without hope that the crisis may be safely of their boats. the Moltke, the Seydlitz. and !, sod, and that owners and men may yet the Derfflinger. were in at the former basil- I I arrive at an amicable settlement of the dithnees, and so may claim to rank as caperi- i • culty without resort to the clumsy and wasteenced in naval murder. The Blucher, which I fill strike-weapon. We are encouraged in replaced the Van Der Tann in the squadron' 1 that attitade by the pronounced tendency ii, fell to the terrible artillery of the British, paein,. methods which we have observed an. two of the remaiuing three went limping , with pleasure as characteristic of the miners' home. All four ships belong to the leaders in Yorkshire of late years. 'no fastest class the Germans have afloat, their i South Yorkshire strike was a men's affs,r object being a swift raid, a holocaust of' pure and simple, and if the pits are set doe,' damage while the British Navy was not in West Yorkshire it will be because tive looking, and a triumphant return to Wil-I men have taken the hit between their tliet'l helinshaven. Most happily, no Part of their !again. 'The result, we fear, would he slit. evil programme was fulfilled, and instead: ,taotiany the game. 'The matter is still Nue, Ithey lost a valuable battleship, and suftered : to negotiation, and while it remains so. s•. , serious damage to two of their most powerful still have hope that the reasonable and richt cruisers at very little cost to the British.. minded attitude at The engagement was the most important the leaders will .v.-hie.'' what the men by brute force would nevcs which has yet taken place. from the pint Of accomplish. In any event, we do net ants,. View of the naval experts. because of the size rate a strike. It these digoneoce, can ha and newer of the "nits engaged• Some one ' composed satisfactorily, well and gond, hnt lor other of our open towns on the Feet Coast il if arbitration fails, we hare no doubt !hat has rea°6ll to be °"°"anY grateful for this I the Government, which is not likely te "sod prompt appearance from nowhere of Admiral .' any nonsense at this eritteal jute-tem e-ill 'Really's formidable squadron. The Allies: prnrn pay step in. to good and effect,. pnr! should gather great comfort from this bril- I . 'Dant exploit, serving, as it dale. to give 111. 1 ..___ lan indication of what will happen if and i A serious fire oerwrred on Tneeda,- e"'"e 1 when the German High See Fleet daes. at i-ve atailnendaby. Miasin. and the hanchsoire_ _., length plunge into the areas r:emrnander 14,4,,,„1f: d;,,'"°°„.,Anarr'ly 'l""de'-'"' a lyikriee' glorious an raid on Zaabraggs, sa Masao to th was dam  173840  EYESIGHT FACTS By