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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Slaaoerl,e.
Suur itur far Silanngcn urret I'm
Der &riaen?

Ner6cn ueuter cn0mI meo SpTn'
Ding BET ltorc SommeniteO poo So
bet, og SpGnoingen er life blcuen
min0re eiter De ire Itore cnqellte
@onierfrpoiereS 8ilintetQisrelic i
Noroiieen; iii oeitne glfiprc bite,
at &unLpen poo Sonet fan bpoe pna
Sucrra'tcller. o. man minoes Tor.
bIonmeoe tpife 9)tringer ON, at DC
/ Sen nGlte &rig (oen. Der MI no
fipnlpe$) bapoe 10 Suerrnifelier, Ell
ill 6ronIfmGnbene % ell til @ng'
lpnoerne. SpcrroifeIIen Ill 6ronif.
mpn0cne bar tpoeligpis pGret aiGm.
~pemerierne. Men bpori beItou Suer.
roifeIien til @nglPnoerne? Neler
Spifcruc, forbi DC en0nu life er iGr.
0ige neD at lape Den hos arlpp eller
6por SEN mi iremitiQes. It Den ma
ritinle S%perraitellc fife fam beitaa /
iorceret Eroouttion al arigSlflbe, er
0iuet; t6i pao Bette OmraoOc bliper
Gpifernc5 StiQing i%lettcre llge Tor
llge.
6n0lono bar Sen itore 6oroel at
bnQ4e arigsitibe til aoifiQiae trent
me0e Notioner, % ueo Ell &rlgs Ito.
bruo inolcmnlcS ole De Sfibe, Der
err u1oer 9pqning / GngIonO, ltrar
/ 0en enQelife 6Iuo0e. Set oioe9
mcO no0eulunoe Sifferbco, at Gng'
lano iioen arigens 8egpnoelie bar
ioreget lin Slndoe meo ire Slaglfi'
be pua $4,000 Cons iorltben no0Ic
auitpanierifibe - bl. a. ct eaer TO,
Der buaQeoes til Norge.
Set enc al 6i=i e TO Sti6e er oen
9%reo6nougbt, iom Enrfiet fidbtc al
graiilien unoer &pgulng paa Oct en-
Qclifc BERT. Cen bcber M "Agln.
court. On gonife fort 3iO oil og.
iaa oct al 3urfiet hos @icfers be-
little SloGifib "Heidaoie~ pno ca.
%, 900 Cons unoer Gapnet Grin"
inOgaa I gnglono5 aumpiloo0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

30, bnortil pil fommc 5, Iom Zitcr.
rig'llrgarn bar unher gpanina (.
aiel.
Gnooihere bar Suiflon6 ii6cu
arigenS llobruo ontogelig iooet to
me. imoo arpoiere iprbig.
Gnooioere oil Eiterrig. rnaarn an.
togelig boue lin 6loooe iorsset meo
CT S(aqifib puo 10000 Cons.
Suoo Rusloo, ser oqiao 6a-
1redonouqtber moer gugning. fou
prritere, iuGper gnnife / oct u%oisic.
oa ell Soafunoig. Der / norif "giteu.
%poiten- iremoroger be ouenior gier.
gipne 5ol, laoer belt bette Sano no
al Retraatning.
Armerinqeu pda De me Sloaltlbe
er MI banoe / Gnalono og l Ipltlano
uoaet OBJ paa aoIiberct 3S GentI.
meter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
8laofoneen
Soro Vorthclife.

Sbem err 9oro Iortbcliffe? Slig
bill iiffert mango ipsrge, iont mi ier
bette Naon for ferite Sang. - Spr
aanifc pitt er ban Weolem at Sper.
buict, men Der toIer ban iieloen, og
ban beflpber ~iorsprig intet o%ffentlig
Sperp.
Sons itore Snoilpoelie / eneelif
ToIitif beror imiolertio poa, at ban
err Gier al "Simes", "Sailp Wail",
"Gnening Stems" og "Sailp Mtir.
ror". 9esuben bar ban itartet benz
imoo tppe itore Eropinsblaoe ug
oper 80 uobreote Wugaiiner OF ltge.
blade.
Gen itore Waet, iorn bette pploige
@labapparat bar uoppet paa Sen en-
geIife offentlige Menin9, ipringer
for Chen enoim i%terfere / Ginene
emo tibligere, forOi 2oro Northclifie
giennem mango Iar bar pPret Ell no
pr9get Mpoitanoer al SpiflanO.
Snotil gegpnoelien of Nittiaarene
bar ser tibet al Seniation / Sen en-
gelife Yresie. Soo ouffeoe ser en-
ing, imart Sournoliit op. Sons
Naon bar Ilfreo Sarmsiportb, %
ban itartebe mco en- onieIig Sormnte
/ Hpggen ct mt @!ab al ben ameri-
fanife Sppe.
0a ban anpenote belle Startfopi-
talen til &eflamle, pore6e set life
I1nee, TOR bpert Barn / Sonoon
fienbte "Iailp Mail", men be Glore
@labe traf torment pna Sfllorene
til oct oe ipaaebe oet en- burtig 300.
S 9sbet al nogen Iaaneoer lteg
"Sailp WaiI"s Splng imiolertio til
Ell bulp Miaion, men enbnu betrag-
teoes oct fom ct Seniotionsblnb nberl
politiif SnbfpbeIie.
Saa bar Oct, at &eiier @ilbelm
iellote lit ubeiinoige Telegram til
ErGiioent Sriiger, / buffet ban on
ifeoe bam tilIpffe meo bans Seir
oper GeciL Hbooes' beire Saano, Or.
Sanction, iom bels 29oe december
1895 uar ialbt ino / SranspaaI meo
500 Manb ior paa egen Saano at
reiie et Sprer ionlmen meo De utiI-
treble llitlanoers ! johannesburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Kan Oct pore ianot.
Gn lioen belsiif Eige meo afbnsne
SGnoer.

Set bar flere @unge pGret pna-
ltaoet fra engelif Stoe. at Ser ira
@elgien fom 9orn, ioln tpife Sol
batter bopoe bugget Spnoerne al;
men ielp ON man / 2sbet al De ito.
lte Woaneoer bar maattet repioere
aoifinige al line Iniflleller ON "ci'
piliiereoe" @atipners Woaoe of fsre
&rig pon, forefom Dog bette lao
utroIig roat, at man / bet l9nglte
nlaatte p9gre Jig peo at tro bet.
Sorleoen Dag fpm Der imiolertiS
en- ballif Dame til aalborg ira gng'
LAMB, os bum bar meooelt "aalb.
Stiitst.", at Ben banife Hroiesior
Greper peo Srforo llniberiitet %
bans Sultru aOoptereoe en- Iioen bel
giIf Gige. ga Sormaliteterne par
/ Sroen, ierote Si9lpeforiteen 81
aebarnet til Srforb, bpor bun alt'
iaa MI bar funoet ct mt Stem og
me Sorelore.
Men @(pben oper 9arnets 8om'
me bar life fulofommen; bun
mangleoe begge SGnber. 9e par
afbugget al tpife Soloater.
"s(olborg Stiitst." meooeler poer.
ligere: Zen lille Gise, iom Den
6unife Iroiesior Greper / Srfors
aboptereoe, itob / lin Siembp i BEL
glen meo set iranife Stag i Sem
berne, = bun par ina lioen, at bun
buerfcn pioite, bpab Spifere eaer
6ranifmGno bar, elier bpao Slaget
bum itoo meb, betso, bet par
benbes 9egetei, iom Mor baooe for
pret benoc. % GA Sierroen fcm. itot
Nun neo oct / SGnoerre, til Ell
ficnbtlia Soloat bIep nreb oper al
ic set oa buseeoe meo i'm Sabel
eiter benbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
sIIireo Sarmsmortb ioa imiSIcrtiA

- NV
'trar, at Der Der bar ct glimreiioe
Ngitatinnsnunter for hans ontitpIte
Tolitif. 90 "GaiIp Mail" fit MI ct
naitonaIiitiif gnitreg. Tom bnrtiJ
ifaffebe gIaoet Ell uoltraft l~lbbreoel-
ie / aae 9eire.
Sette Grcmpel imitteoe. og / Son.
firronce nleo "GoiIp Mail" itarteoe
Wer. Irtbur Tearion SaIppennp-
GlaSet "Soilp Grpreis~, iom par
erlonm mere nOerligguaenoe emo
@arnnSruortbs, % iom Iigeiom bette
tilnoe aIGoe Jig peo ocn Sa oImGg-
tige aolonimiriiter Soiepb Gbam-
berlains Troteftion.
8clgen bar, at Sen bare 2S-aarige
Wr. Eearion mart ubpibebe tit
glaoomraabe, iaa at ban life bare
bar @ier al ~Gailp @rpreis", men
ogian al "St. SamcS Gazette, /
2onbon al "Sirmingbnm 9aiIp ga.
%eStte", al Birmingham gpening
Sespntd)", al "2eiceiter Gperling
Stems, al "Nortb @aiI" og al
"guening Wtoil".
Gen forbitreoe @UbOefamp mel
lem Sarnsmortb og Tearion raIe0e
MI / ipgen gar, % chamberlain
protegere0e mere og mere Sen iioit.
nepnte, boem set / 1904 Ipffeoes at
fisbe oct gamle onicebe fonierpatipe
S%opeoorgon "StanOaro" for IS nil.
lioner &roner.
TearIon bar fOrele6ig 9aaet al
meo Seieren. Wen Seieren bar
bare tilipnelooenoe. Sarmsportb
bapoe pGret Den flogeite. San bnooe
paa Sslelien, at Sprnernes Sage
bar talte, % ban bopoe lesnet Jig liot
ira De &onleroatipe iamtibig meo, at
ban baDoc ltaifet Jig Nogang til Sol
fet. San ioritob at pinoe Song 60
marb, ion1 inpitereoc oen mp9tige
Monb ionl i'm 0iUIt til Sonoring-
bam % opbsieoe bam / Ibelsitan-
oen.
ri Sen tioligere Sournolilt Wr.
Ilfreo Sdrmsmortb par Ser blet
Spro MortbcIiffe. Scr. grtbur Scar
ion ifummeOe al Gaieri. ut bore
@ier al "Stonbaro" bar pei en- me.
get oniee1 Toiition, men Ben peieoe
life op meO Ell 2orb-Sitel, og iaa
ipefltlerebe oen me 2oro en6ba pao
eront itgrre Sina.
"Sines", set engong perbensbe.
remte Slao, iom iiOen BET 1Soe g(ar-
bunbreoe hopoe ppret / SamiIien
@alters Sic, fllnoe life lGneere fla-
re ii9 / &onfurrancen, og en- Sag
maatte oct gipe op for at upertages
al ct &oniortiun,, Iom uoootil re.
pr9ientereoes al Soro NotbIhiIo.
men bpis leoellbe Nuno par 9oro
Nortbcliffe,, Tom iamtioig opfiebte
aQe gftier / SET inoilpoelieSrige III
teilbloo "Shierber".
2orb Nurtbcliffe Itob III iom eng.
lambs iltperpne 9laofonge, men ban
ngiebeS life bermeb. San gif oper
&analen % ilog belle lit Seleardm-
itof lanmen nleb Eoriierblabet "lFa-
tins, bporpeo ban blep en- mGgtig
Stette for Ben franif-engelife gn-
terte, iom blep 9aiis for Den ntpG.
renbe 9rigs Illiance % oens Tppu-
laritet / gnglano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Zen ifraierenoe Gel piier Soran.
brineerne al SIaslinierne | Slan.
bern os Eo!en | 2risens fierac
Maaneo. Get ~anilaaes at 5piferne
bar oiret 10000 Wenneitelip /
Glanoern / fine 9~eirRbelier for at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

uut. Gpup >pHhS ~ is""N~ ~
life til. 9et CT 8 5imers @rbciosbag.
Sp.: +. gr 2ifIanb ct ieIpitGnbig
2anc, euer err bet nnber Nnslnnos
Stbre?
2. Sbor for gefoItnins bar 2ans
set?
8. Sppr mango S%nbbbssere bar &is
ga. 2tfIairhs Sppeo1tno?
A. Spao er S%efolfniueeus egentlise
Sprog?
Spar: 1. 2thanb er cit AT be rms
fife 2iterijstrppinier. Set ~afftuoes I
1861 til Tulen, uar berpaa fra 1929
til 1921 nnber Speriae % fpm peo
Trebcn / &pitab bet iiSineunte aar
nuocr Gnslanb.
3. ga. ct Bar Minioner.
3. Smfring 100000.
4. Sppebiprpaet or 3ettif, men Sc.
folfninsen er megct blanbet; i~aniebeS er
Der en meset flor Irpcent Otter, for
uben mange Spifere, Gnsiere pg Sbber.
Sp.: 9un Sc pplpfe, bbor iee fan
foa tisbt gosen: Gen tcnlmenbe &ons
ee?"
spar: @ei, men mmIisens nusen
AT uprc 2Giere fan.
Sp.: @r N@eteifnb melem Sremens
nineer ("ieconS coulins") forbllbt Ore
gon og @aibington.
Spar: Nei.
Sp.: /. 8aar set an at ienbe Sem
oe til Norge, iioen arigen begbnote?
aon mon faa berfet norlf Eenge her
/ Nlmerifa % anerifanlfe Serge | Nora
ge?
3. aun man ienbc Serge 9ienrlert
Srait paa en- 9ant / 9torge, % oil De
bli operleucret rette @ebfonlmenoe?
Suar: T.. I'll iumtlise Spprss=
maal: Sa.
2. Gipb en- Graft paa en- Sanf her
uuer % ienb ben til GeSfpmmenoe. &aa
pil iaa Iengcne nbbetalt ueb at ben'
peubc fla til nGpttc @anf | 9iprse.
Sp.: Snr en-, .mpnbig G1t Sob iii at
brre 9epolper % 1fpbe pan Tnoermanos
Gienoom!
Suar: 2open fprbpber life cit
nmDnois at bore Sfpocuaabeu, nten Der
ism ban pmsancs iaabanne Taaben saa
mfuriistia WaaSe, fan Der iGtteS cit
Stupper for bet. Get er bcSit at prbne
bette / Wineeligbeo meh @~ehfpmmenne
ielu eler hans yprGlbre eler Ssreiattc.
Nptter life bet, iaar man benpenbe fig
til Gpnntp M%ttprnep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Sp.: ". tiger, at SoIbere. 6orfattes
rem af Scope paa giereet", a nor'i.
9. tiger, Ut ban bar banif. Spem bar
9iet?
z par: 2ubpis Splbers par tsof
Scrsen / 1854. Get autases, at Ia
berem bar al trsnSerif SunoeGt; tbperf'
faIb par slrstcn nprit ps Splbers
9turbmanb. eum Sister eler Sprtatfer
tilbsrte han imiblertib Sanmarf i'se.
iaa mcset Tom Norge, bn DC to sannss
0iteratur / BEN Glib par fGles for brsse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Oar Sc life ienSt os a~oniiusent paa
IN Stuns. ie paa gbrcsieIappen. Set
,unoe ,anite bore paatiSe al ieuoe %
9o~utingenter M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Qaben Rorreiponoance.

epsraemaaI fra EtrioHer. iom lite praiosr fine
Gapue I'll Saskatchewan, beioares lie.
Spsrs.rs bcoes afidtte flIe Sss-ssunaIi ct Hart %
tuotIist Srros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

enmdHineu "eusbeuncr" or mootnscn
eoo Srhen, % oen er at Of fan suTe en-
cnrrdifine at oPre. Zen Gisr ooot Trbe!os
"a Q0ar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

srgnser Ee IN SsmaFins? "Sus
pennen" er iaa goo iom noeen anbe,
epmafine til ben bebbeIte Tril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Sp.: Or Der pebtaeet 2ope ON EenS
iioner for gnier baaoe / Hortb Safotd
% Rirleiota2
Spar: Der er en- ntg 3ou I yan
neiota, men life / Nurtb Safeta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

be none 80 Sdge 1gFferne erobrct
erobre Calais paa ben frantic apii
nar England. 5or ailsierne bar Scn
pistigite Spsape ppret Of anari6e
5piflano gieunem Sileiien ouer
aratau. 2pifernes Seniigt bar Doe.
ret at inotase 8ari4ma os tine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Suar: Slabets 6ebaftipn bar TOR
giben Here iaabanne 9ins paa @nann,
enb ben fan sisre Srns al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

3d.: aie6er "SecorahsT Soften" Sus
Ie~iorteuingcr os andre li9neroe S's
Aroo2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Sp.: Spor itor 9sn bar SobeosSas
nitoren beb @apitoliet / ct. Taul, %
bpormansc Sin,er drbeioer De ON Gas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Spar: Spab 2pnnen er, ficnoer pt
life til. Get CT s 5imers Mrbciosbag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
MAN KILLED IN FIGHT
NOT YET IDENTIFIED
Mysterious Stranger, Who Refuses to
Give ifis Name. Telephones Mes
sages to Police Headuuarters

Additional doubt as to tho identity
of the man killed In n street fight near
Holly and First Streets some weeks
ago was caused tho police last night
when man, who refused TO give his
name. telephoned Police Headquarters
saying that Samuel Reed. 1912 Burton
street. was uncertain as to the identity
of the man. Reed Informed tho police
on Saturday that he thought the body
TO be that of Harry Dunbar of LYNCH
burg, and said that Dunbar had a
mother and sister living In that city.
The man Informed the police that he
had communicated with j. III. Burnley
234 North Twentieth Street. and also
with Reed with regard to the case
Early yesterday afternoon Burnley
telephoned the police that he was GER
tain that the body was that Of Dun
bar, and If so the dead man had sis
ter, Mrs. Layne. living in this city
He said that he had seen her on the
street recently and thought that her
husband was n contractor who had been
In business mt Altavista, Va.
According to the man who telephoned
the police last night. he was acting
for Mrs. Layne. He seemed dis
pleased that newspapers had published
tho fact OF the partial Identification
of the body at Bliley's morgue, and
gave as his reason that Dunbar had
an old mother living at Lynchburg,
whose death would probably be caused
If the body was identified as that of
her son. The man said that Mrs.
Lnyne, whose address he refused to
give, would visit the morgue to-day In
an effort to learn IL the body was that
of her brother.
The mystery of the mans identity
ard the mysterious communication from
the unknown man are puzziing the po-
lice. They are at loss to know why
Mrs. Layne should be unwilling TO
identify herself as a relative OF the
dead man, and why the unknown man
should manifest so much interest In
the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
GIRLS CANNING CLUB
MOVEMENT IN SOUTH
Promoted Jointly by Department. of
Agriculture and General Edu-
cation Board.
REPORT ON YEARS ACTIVITY
In 1913 More Than 10000 Girls in
Fourteen Different States Regis
tered, and Appropriation Is $780,
0O0-Great Indirect Gains.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Results
Of tho Girls Canning Club movement in
southern States, promoted Jointly by
the Department OF Agriculture and the
General Education Board. are detailed
In an instnllment of the latter organi-
cations annual report. made public to-
day.
Each girl" says the report. takes
one-tenth OF an acre and Is taught
how to select the seed. to plant. Guilt
vate and perfect the growth Of the
tomato plant. Meanwhile. portable
canning outfits have been provided. to
be set up In the orchard or the garden
and trained teachers of domestic
science instruct the local teachers in
the best methods. When tho tomatoes
are ripe. the girls come together. now
at one home and now at another. to can
the product. The girls arc taught the
necessity Of scrupulous cleanliness:
they sterilize utensils and cans. seal
and label. and. indeed. manufacture an
easily marketable product.
Three hundred and twenty-five girls
were registered the first year; 5000 the
next; 23.550 In the year following: in
1913 there were upward Of 10000 in
fourteen different States.
The entire expense OF tho Girls
Canning Club work has at all times
been borne by the General Education
Board. except for local contributions
I'm 1911 an additional appropriation
or $4,000 was made; $4,000 the follow
ing year: in May, 1918. the appropria-
ton of the board for this purpose was
$4,000.
Though the national government.
through the Department of Agricul-
ture, had entire control and supervi-
sion. 1t has borne no part Of the ex-
pense.
The States in which the work is
now going forward on this basis are:
Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia,
North Carolina. South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida. Mississippi. Kentucky.
Tennessee. Arkansas, Alabama, Okla
homa and Texas
The average profit made by tho
girls reporting in twelve States was
$2l.9S; but not few made sums far
In excess. A Macon County, Miss, girl
realized net profit just under 500
on her $50 cans of tomatoes; n girl
living In Aiken County. S. c., netted
s60.51.
THE imponderable indirect gains arc
certainly not less important. Canning
club day Is a social OCCASION Thus
social interest is kindled about the
doing of something worth while
There follows a spirit OF mutual he,p-
fulness, mutual concern, mutual at
fection. This sort OF thing lays the
foundation for cooperation in larger
and more important things-in tho
church. In the school, In charities, in
business"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
WILL RESUME PROBE into
TERRE HAUTE CONDITIONS
Federal Grand Jury to Reconvene on
January 4 I'm Indian
apolis.
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED
Real Story of Alleged Conspiracy Is
Merely Observation-Disclosures Re-
fuse to Divulgc Plans Until Trial
Is Called.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December ~
When the Federal grand jury recon
venes here on January 4 election condi-
again be taken up. When tho Jury re-
cesses on Wednesday It returned n par
tial report, In which more than 1875
men. including Mayor Dom VI. Rob
erts and practically his entire official
family, were indicted
The real story OF the alleged con-
spiracy to corrupt the election merely
is limited In the Indictment. it Is said
Federal authorities have indicated that
the trial Is called. Federal District
Attorney Daley. in personal charge OF
the investigation. says immunity has
been offered to none.
Mayor Roberts is candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor In
1916, and has been the Democratic
leader In Terra Haute only a short
time. having risen rapidly In politics
no declares that political enemies have
attacked him. In 1910 he was ap-
pointed city engineer of Terra Haute
He Immediately organized the council
against the Mayor, and was discharged
Later he was made Democratic county
chairman, and carried his slate through
In the election OF 1912. He became the
Democratic candidate for Mayor and
was elected During the voting rough
tactics became so pronounced that ap-
pcaIs were made to Governor Ralston
TO take n hand in preserving order. a
grand jury Investigated the election
and indicted Roberts and number Of
his supporters. After sensational
trial. during which all male spectators
were searched for firearms, Roberts
was acquitted.
The second day after he became
Mayor. Roberts and his board OF safety
were hailed into court on contempt
charge over the discharge Of two pa :
troimen, but were acquitted Within
the last year he was fined for contem ut
by Federal Judge Anderson for violat-
Ing court order regarding sewer
work.
The election OF last November was
declared by Terrc Hautc citizens to
have been worse than the one the year
before. and was the cause of the ar
rests beginning Christmas night.
When the grand jury completes In
vestigation of Terrc Haute conditions
1t will take up. according to Mr.. Daily.
conditions in indianapolis and Evans
VILE. which in the last election were
said to have rivalled those in Terre
Haute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
MISS GRACE DODGE DEAD
Prominent For Years in Charitable
ana Educational Work.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Miss
Grace III. Dodge, prominent for years
as leader in charitable and educa-
tional work, died to-day at her home
here after n short illness. Her death,
1t was said, was due to heart strain.
Miss Dodge was born in this city in
1891 Her father. William Earl Dodge,
was one of the best-known philanthro-
pists OF his time. She early became in
terested herself in philanthropic work
and from her ample means bestow ed
many liberal gifts upon various worthy
objects. She was especially interest ed
in the work OF tho Young Women's
Christian Association.
Miss Dodge was actively Interested
In the Teachers College. Because OF
her activities in educational work
Mayor Grace In 1886 made her n mem
Der OF the board OF school commissions
ers of New York. At the time OF her
death she was president of the hoard
OF trustees OF the American College for
Women. In ConstantInople. and was q.
member OF numerous philanthropio orr
CARNATIONS. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
ARTILLERY DUELS ALONG
WHOLE WESTERN FRONT
Germans Wage Desperate Conflict to
DislodSe French and British
Tr0OnS.

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch. !
PARIS. December 27.-Violent bonn
bardment by the Germans of positions
of Importance on both the right and
left wings of the allied battle front.
with scattered attempts by infantry to
break through the Franco British lines
were outstanding features of the Of
fetal reports issued by the War Office
to -day.
In fact, artillery ducls were fought
along the whole of the front. from sea
10 the banks OF the Mosellc.
' The most sustained cannonadinE OF
the German guns was against St Die,
which was under a continuous rain of
shells from $40 in the morning until
noon to-day.
In point OF numbers of guns and men
engaged the most important conflict
was that waged by the Germans i'm an
effort to dislodge tho French and Brit
iSh troops with Indian contingencies at
La Boisselle, and other neighborinE
trenches In the vicinity of Albert. Here
the Germans opened an attack shortly
before midnight of Saturday. and their
guns kept up an almost incessant can
nonade all night, the artillery being
silcnced only long enough to permit OF
tho advance of their infantry in futile
attacks, which were broken before they
reached the line Of the allies first
trenches. Two OF these attacks were
made, but in each OF them the allies
presented such Il solid front that the
Germans were not able to carry their
advance through.
In Flanders n lull has come i'm the
fighting, owing TO the dense fog which
has swept up from the Lys and has
drawn Il veil between the line of the
trenches almost TO the sea.
In the angle OF the Disc and the
Aisne the French are still holding Gen
cral Won Kiuck's forces to their
trenches. while strengthening the posi-
tons they assumed before Puisaleinc
during the lighting of last week
Near Perthes. in the Valley of the
Asne, the Germans directed q fierce
cannonade against the French, who
were occupying trenches captured from
the enemy, but. despite the lombard
ment. which was followed by a terrific
counterattack, the attempt met with
defeat. The fire of the French guns.
supplemented by musketry. tore into
the German ranks with such disastrous
effect that hundreds of dead were piled
in the intervening space between tho
lines of trenches.
st. Hubert. west of Nerdun and south
of Narennes. was again the centre of
fierce fighting. South of the town one
company of the French infantry, by a
most valorous charge. cut it's way
through the enemy's lines for an adj
vance OF between 100 and 200 yards.
Several of the enemy's trenches, Dor
dertng on rayine in this region, were
so heavily bombarded by the accurate
fire Of the French gunners that they
were leveled, and the Germans were
forced to eYacuatc.
Two German attacks were directed
against the French positions to the east
Of st. Mihicl, on the Mouse, where a
stretch of woods had been burned to
clear the view OF the field. Both Mt
tacks were repulsed, and to-day the
French troops, aided by sappers, were
able to strongly fortlfy their defensive
works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-28
TO-DAY'S PROGRAM
AT CHARLESTON

First race--pursc $500, two-year-old
maidens. five and one-half furlongs-
Eriil, 1Gl Lady May. 10I: Lady Bryn.
l01; Hugh, l04; Shrewsbury, lO4 ;
Sirens s., 1qI; Miss Francis. 1o7; st.
Second race-pursc $500, all ages.
selling, nvo and one-half furlongs-
Tiara, %; Goldcrest Girl, 90; .Ethel-
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os r. r. Rar rGS baETs GS Moasnt
Third race--purse $500, all ages, SELL
ing. i've and one-half furlongs--Utelus,
103; .Hudas Brother, 1903; 'Aliss Veima'
lO3; Sack Cloth. 105; elizabeth Har-
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Fourth race--purse $500, three year.
Odds and upward, selling. one milo and
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