Sarajevo Famine Report Amid Siege by Montenegrins
Fugitives in Sarajevo declare the city suffers famine as Montenegrin forces control the railroad and roads used to move supplies, hindering relief efforts and transport.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1914
Page
3
Fugitives in Sarajevo declare the city suffers famine as Montenegrin forces control the railroad and roads used to move supplies, hindering relief efforts and transport.
Sidney readers warned kidney neglect risks and urged Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy. Mrs Peter Hanson of Potter Nebraska testifies the pills helped her family over two years with kidney complaints and backache, noting lasting benefit. Price 50c at dealers.
A Petrograd dispatch reports Germany has deployed its full front in South Poland. The main line runs crescent shaped from west of Sandomierz to the Warta river beyond Lodz, then north to the Vistula below Thorn. Russian forces have made cavalry contact at both ends, while the Austrian line extends perpendicularly from the German flank through Tarnow to Sandec.
Secretary A B Allen of the state railway commission is confined to his home with a serious grip attack, keeping him away from duties at the state house for several days.
Descriptions of German advances toward Ostend and Belgian ports, with Allied resistance and reverses near Ghent and La Bassée. Reports of large troop mobilization, including 5,000,000 possible conscripts, and rumors of Russian withdrawals from Galicia as Austro German forces advance into Poland. Portugal begins partial mobilization and martial law declarations.
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