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The Dolores star., 1914-08-21
CHAPTER XXX.



The blood OF youth In hot. He fol.
lowed her. In spite Of all, forgetting
all. They had advanced across the
hall toward the gold room. or library.
"oh. Charley. Charieyi Don't b.
gin. wait little," she walled. AT
least till tonight. TN aftsrnoon. I
don't know what to say yet. don't
know what to DO! Let m see him
nrst. and tell him"
Look about yos." he commented
srimly. You're going to lose ali this
all those splendid. beautiful things. !"
7 don't mind losing them. ! want
10 BE- poor. Oh. my God! Just to be-
loved. and cleanl Charley, can ws?"
But why choose me! There are
70 many othersi"
AN like Mr.. Rawn himseif-men
erased OF money. power. sslnshnsss.
wanted something different. Do you
think II could have been my fathers
OLD ideas coming out In me, 90 late
He came Of family Of revolutionists
independents: 'Progressives,' they
call them now. Something OF his -
nsfs-l don't know what II vas.
But youil have to leave him in any
case. Divorce b simple enough. You
know what ] would have done, and
done. also. In any case. Grace ana -"
"rss. know all about everything
Everythinss past" she said despair.
ingly. We're dead. It's all overi.
7 ought to GOT" he asked vaguely.
~Yss. pretty soon. But I suppose
you'll have to see Grace. and-to.night
I'll have 10 SEQ"
He bowed his head. "Yes. we've not
70 pay that part FIRST The best ve
can do and al We car give ought 10
BE- enough for him"
She turned. left him, pasains
through the great doors to the central
rooms within. Following her still. be
found her at the stair and Joined her.
There approached them now. with
hasty tread and face somewhat q.
cited. the medical man who had been
for % many days now In attendance
upon Grace Rawn and her child. He
had come on his morning visit unno-
ticed BY them.
"Ah." be began. I'm glad to and
you. Mrs. Rawn-and you. Mr.. Halsey
i've besn looking for you-comsl
Come Quicklyi" Ills face showed
plainly his agitation.
is there anything wronsS. demand.
Cd Haley sharply. whats the
troublss
'it 10 my duty to tell you the TRUTH
began the doctor, ~your wife h 4
very sick woman. indeed.
II know that. yss."
~But not the worst until this morn.
Nc. until Just nov. Something"
i've been here 10 the house wait
@e-why did you not call NET" b.
90 Halssy clumsily.
Tee must not watt" the doctor
1Deesruptsd him. takins him b. The
as0 and hastsains toward the stair.
vay.
TAey followed hin ~ Tie stair.
1owa The uppss hail. - Tie rooms
vh1sA hal bsss 81 aDast q late Gays
- 0sass an Der child. quarters III
- ualaailias . Halssy himself.
9Aey fsss1 oraes nalssy. faias aA1
0n1o1ng. half attiAs h hss hsA. elasH
~ the sAil1 b ~ asns. hersslf W
Uoak ~ Dsa0se 70 ~ u ~ Hal.
-. ons1oheo ~ eu11oo hosyOe. rAA
= - ~ sh1)1 h M eWn asue
- 0ueA - eosleos. Dvea - -
nno1 ~ ~ sslpoes1 Nm y -
- - - ~ -, ho1peeoA ~
- ~ onguo1 oo1k u0ooVUu4
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World Peace Congress In Denver 1915.

Denver To secure international
peace and universal harmony; for the
organization of all the nations Of earth
against war and sacrifice, and for the
purpose Of pressing those nations into
close union on the common ground
OF justice. a confederation Of the ma
tons Of the globe has been proposed
and conference OF every tribe. CON-
munity and world power Is urged to
be held in Denver, Aug. %, 1915.
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or all virtues magnanimity Is the
rarest: there are 100 persons OF merit
for one who willingly Acknowledges It
In another.-Hazll,t.
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MInnsapolis Grain PrIess.

Minneapolis. MINI. - Wheat Sep
TENDER, Sl.0oA; No. l hard, sl1tNi
No. Northern. Si.obaniiiS; No
2 Northern. ei.0t&e u l.0sn.,
Barley--55d6 dc.
Rye-7l075hc.
Bran-e22.s0.
Corn-No. . yellow, 7sh q soc.
Oats-No. 3 white. asW 39isc.
fiax-ei.5shu i62n.
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hs - sssns - bsoaght hin. beusA
han1 ~ So0t. - him. John Raw1i
Could : man loabs his eyes? They
had huntsd well IN couple. be and his
wife. and now she bad pulled down
their latest victini
What mattsrs1 the ueansf-thers
was but one great thuo And the
great thinss must outweigh the small.
He was . man Of power. He had been
born for success. He WAS
He stood. half IN the shadow. hest
tant Then hs heard other fest ~
preaching him slowly. His wife. Wiz
ginia, came and took him By the arm
and had him within the door: closed
II back Of him: and. leaving him. ad-
vancsd to whore Halsey stood. She
took Halssy b. the hand. II
seemed singular thing to Rawn. this
performance; In fact. almost improper.
II the truth were known. =. 30
II seemed to John Rawn's mind. .
trife clouded with distress and drink.
WELL" said she ALPHABETICALLY; and
.. held her peace - he frowned and
and looked At her dumbly.
Welt" no broke out II last: I'm
back again!--You're here. Sec"
This last to Halssy.
They two stood and regarded hin
without comment. Halsey kept his
eye on Rawn's hand. expecting some
sudden movement for . weapon. He
was incrsdulous that any man could
sustain Rawn's attitude toward him.
War. and nothing but war. seemed In.
evitabls between himself and Rawn,
the man whom he had wronged. the
man who had wronGed him.
II suppose-I see" began Rawn
clumsily, after . while. "Of course.
time. Charley. I came back a. soon
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Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Lead and spslter.
81. Louis. Mo.-Lead. 1915: spelter
$3.50.
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flung, uno neil CT In Grunbe esnoul,
men Elm eaH5 ipadsrsr Wonn mar.
Der burh isintn IhIptrtn Beirut nur
has idgIifs grot pHbiensn ipOIis,
pibernrtbtt "a IbnL aud nur siHul
Yell bisIss merlplroiesn ertianiHes
bur6 lsin Ginsrsifsr 81 SsrItorsn
ooer su %pertpirrsn. dnosrsrf.iis riibr.
he ibn ouh bic Stdnobaftiafsit Ns
iunesn Mtibsa, bic eitbs ost Sing
lines unb bic aufopftrnug oes alien
MaEHts, ual neil bsrlti toIe GiStu'
ihdftsu anItsdsnb Fnb. bsfhIob beF
RGuber. sr ipsrbs an RitierIitlsit
niGt bintsr benz Gdtt,n 5uriidblei'
ben. Gr tot BEN iunssn msibs alto
uidts 5uleios ia, madte iih foaor
trb6tie, e Bic Sur 5austiir osk
SiirqIings au gtItiisn, oamit fd
Itsin dnbsrtr RGubtr hsrnntpo9s.
Man lam iid Istht poritelsr, fpit
pabnTnnia TItdunt Der SinsIina
.iDar, aIs feline @tIi.bit. nnesinn nit
Dem psiben Jsf9spdub. az nddtIis
der 3tit BEL ibm uIGisn. sc lpar
.ibm natiirIin nidt siHssfansn, iih
duf3ubdngen. binpisbsrum bate er
niat einmol i'm 5rdum bdran a.'
oadt Oab bic iuugs Gbefrou ibr &C.
Iiiboe sinIofsn perbs. Qls er pom
erfteH GrItaunen su fh fam uub
Giru3db fragile, ipis bies moeIih sss
nsien, er5dblts ibm bos liebe Meibltin
anes, mos iib 3ugsirogsn. DAB Ts
Is ihrtm Mdrn ssfnnb, DAB bisier
siHpi1igts, Dab ibr auf Der StraBs
Elm Rdubsr b%egsgnstt, benz lie ulss
tr5dhlte, pprauf r ritterIi6 unb
Iisbsnspiroig purbe unb ibr Ods
GsIeit Bis our gsbauIung beg Sling.
lings CAB, obne is aud muir nit IL
mem Singer gu beriibren.
Die Gigennrt bitIsr GrSdblung
BEN Sinsting nod mebr, un6
pa tr Elm funbrhnft reolider Wldnn
mar, rii6rte i'm bic gtufopfsrung III
tisf. uber nod msbr Der
Grobmut Ns @ntitn unb bss Rdu'
&uh sr poIlts, mas Grobmut
unb Re6Ii9tsit bstrdf, niht bintsr
Den btibsH surud6lsibsn, no6m nlfo
5iru3db Del Der Sanb - 10 bsridtst
BAG MGr6sn - unb fiibrte Ts Dor
ibres Gatien 6ous.
!Sier snoet Die Gsl6tdte, Der mir
nur b%in3u3ufigsn babsn. bob oisIs
5rdu duf ibrem nGdtli6sn @egs Dor
'ecem llnbsiI, Dor isber S6G0gung
ltni6ulb ni9t burf @afftn
,ber menfdIi6e Mudt ssf4ubt mar.
rbsr lire g~rsnjsnIoie uno granbiofs
0umm6sit, bic in Der Ront Inn ibr
a6pf6en gIdnste pts elm @IOriens
'6eir, rsttsts Ie aus iebsr Gsfubr.
j2an muB IS Oober ntdt bsbdusrn,
rem bic Brausn munhmaI 6umm
inb.
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Cine militdriide SnnSeraSsiu.

Sn Der fransDfI4sn aulOnie ST.
llegal ipuroen tiir5It9 brei Sons
pagnien SuIbaten mobil ssmoft, I'M
mad benz berf6punbsnen 5unbe
beg 9OuDerneurs gu fuasH. ,2ous
loute", 10 beibt Der intereFante
8ierfiiBIer, nimmt bic gsOanten bss
@ouperneurs Cor unglei9 meEr In
anfpru4 aIs bic @~erpaltung Der
4OIpnie. Man tonn Ii9 bober bic
8er5peiflung oes buubeliebenben
9oubernsurs nusmnIsn, ols zines
cages aouIoute fpurtus berf4puns
ben mar. aber po3u tpGre man tpobl
9ouberneur2 90 bo4te aud 6err
Cor unO OesbaIb bieIt sr Ii9 fir
bere4tigt, na4oem er ale Mittel,
bes 9u1nes pteber babbaft 30 tpers
ben, eri4Dpft botte, brei &ompagnisn
Der Rolonialtruppen gu olarmiersn,
urn bic peiten Simple bon 2ebbar
mad benz germiBtsn abSuIu9sn.
aber bic 4ufgabe, einen tleinen
6unO in Der unermsBIi9en Miifte
81 fiubeH, lit ebsnfo idpierig ipte
cine Stednobet in einem Seuf9ober
gu entbeden. unb bic @eI9i9te
bieier 6unbeerpebition muBte bette.
res Baden beruria9en, tpenr ihr
ni6t eth Splbot gum Spfer qefalen
mare, Der Bel benz @iltenmorI9 bonn
Sonnsniti6 getroffen tpurbe. Dos
l1n9liid peronlnBte ben tpmmdnbies
renoen Sffi3ier gambon, fofort
Rehrt gu MAIDEN unb nod Der Ras
ierne Suriid3utebren, neil er Is
NIT feinem Geiptfen ni6t bereius
barren tonnte, bns 2ebsn ieiner 2eus
ie meter ouf Der Gu9e na6 einem
9unbe in @efabr 81 bringsn. Mber
nun tommt bos S@0nits. QIS Der
9oubsrneur bon Der boraeittaeH
aiidtebr Der 9ruppe Renntnis srs
belt, geriet er in raIenbe Wut nn6
perbdngte iber ben pfIi@toergsFsner
OffiSisr cine arrsFTtrafe bon n6t
gasen. peil cr, obne Tsiusn auftrng
erfiilt 81 bnbett, eigeumd9tis in bic
@arniTOn 5uriidgetebrt mar. Der
Offi3tsr legte ssgsn bic 8eftrofana
8erufung Elm, NIT Dem grfoige, b1B
Der tcmmanbisrenbe General BE
Strafs ftrid, nbsr feline oGt Gage
4rreit bate er inSpiidsn nbgeIsnen.
Sb Der 9uno mittlertpeiIe Fi9 ipie.
Der eiugefunOsn bal, III niht Bee
iannt.
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Der permitted ebswtamM.

Die Rem gOrtsr Stimmrs9tlertns
nen babeR, 10 er3dbIt Elm 2onoonsr
.glatt Ietnen aeisrn, Elm neues MitteI
our IuBb1rnd4ung 0sr @bsnGnnsr
gefun6en. sd m09te fir mein aes
ben germ tan3en", ingte auf etnsm
BON ben Stimmrsdtlsrinnen perufis
ItdItsten 6eIt cine junse Dame, no
germ, bab i9 nod ettpds or~uuf3abIsn
pirbe, tpern mid Elm Wann gu sis
mem Nul3er nuffor0erts," DIS Grau
o., Die @oriiben0s oes Sttmmrs9ts
Ierinnens9 erbaHOes, bisIe Mprte oers
ndbm, fdgte iie: sd babe einen iebr
brapen, f%olgiamen Mlann uno bin be-
rett, Sbnen bieien Ruitermonn fir
ben 9an3en abenO aIs SGn3er gu
permteten, tpenn sic mir fir isben
Sdn3 20 Gents 3ablsn. Dieter nieos
rige Preis itebt in gar teinem 8ers
GGltnis gu benz pirtIi9en Merte met.
mes Mannss. 4ds i9 nit i6m
beute oerOiene, Ioa gum 8eIten Der
Stimmre4tlerinnsnlude ~peripenoet
tper0en." Der M%lietspertrug purOe
gef9Iofen, anb Or. g., Elm betanns
ter glep gorfer Gbirurg, ma6te CUTE
Miene gum bSIer Spiel uno tdn3te
NIT Der Dame, Die ii4 feline San8s
bcine 3eii6ert bate. big bier ltbr
morgens, 10 OuB aus feiner 9Gtigz
teit Der aafe Der Sttmmre6tlerinz
men $500 3ugefI4rt rperoen tpnnz
ten.
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Die &raft uniertr &tRnlaSe.

Die 8eiBtrdft bss 9eeni6en, uliu
bic &raft Der menf9Iiden RinnIaDe,
tit iingit 0ur9 einen dnleritaniI6en
3ahndr3t Der Iid f6on bur9 feinen
8eruf leb9oft fir bag probIem i1s
tereifterte, auf b06t Iinnrei4e Dirt
semeiien porOen. Sober, Der nur eis
ntgermaBen Elm geIunbes @e6iB bat,
Oerrlag nit ieinen 3dbnen cine gtub
duf5utndden. absr tpeIfen Druid
ieBt er BEL 0ieIer Yroaebur in 5Gtias
felt? 9as mar Die 6rage, Die 3as
nd9ft jenen 3a6nar3t interefferte,
@r tonitruierte ii6 einen Mpparat,
NIT Dem er bic gttBtraft fefTteaen
lln6 tabuIisren tonnte. @r oelanotL
babel gu folgenOen RefuIdten: Ser
9urhianittsmenf6 pern1og nit iets
nen 8aden3d6nen elmer Druid bon
III pfun0 aus3uiiben, mos, bd utts
fere atnnbdden mad Dem prtn8ip Der
9dere aIfo ~Ieittpdrts gleiteno, ni9t
mad benz oeS Rubtnaders arbeiten,
einem Mustelorud bon 500 Bis 600
qfun0 entfpri6t. 0ieTe 3abntraft
itsist bet bsfDnoers trdftigen 8eibern
bis gu 270 PfunO. @obIeemertt aber
nur bel Dem iturtea @eInledt, tpd1s
renO bie 8eibtrdft Der 0omen nod
unter Dem @ur6f6nitt bIeibt, NOS
ia leiht in Der gsringeren tGrperIis
den Stdrte bes 8sibss feline Grille
RING FinOet
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Sin guter atrI. Hi6s
ter: Gie baben Ii9 BET benz Ginbru4
bic 5tiefel ausee3o9en2
aneetlagter: So, i'd bate erfa6s
rem, bab Elm 8ranter in Esm
3immer lag,
Nus Ser SduIe. 2ebs
rerin (rpsIde ouF Den @ebrnu9 bon
BABEL unb 3pirn binbeutsn piID:
Wus broudt Die Mutter, ipenn gn'
re Scie SerriTen iit9 - (8er feline
Grdn5 seigt ouf.) = asbrerin: ga.
BransI, Tags. - Grun5 ~lbetrpffsn);
Den Gtod!
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Die WopifhannfrnueR
peritshen aus Waois manicf unb ga
tdten II berffie0sus bsrnuI9enbe 81
trdnts hsfsuFsIIsr.
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Die 9Iarir.
aJon wlrldior QtnancE

Dislt @tltidis babe nidt Id err
iunpsn. 59 fisB auf fe Spii1su
ben pbdniafifhsn un0 s%tgtnartigeil
! W1rtsn aus 9auitnbun0tinsr
Roai", uno Id min au9 ni6ts on.
here's, oIs is Elm iptnis abrunoen uno
Ole qsbrs berporboItn, bic auf BEN
@Eunot bss MdrasHa rubi, ME Der
rois Rubin In Der FIbsrnsn JaFuHa
osE ioItIidtn RiHgts.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-23
GULICK WILL HEAD MARINES.
Local Corps to BE Commanded ~
NatIye-born Italian.

Capt Louis Mason Gulick, a native
born italian, has been appointed head
Of the Marine Corps at the Washington
Navy Yard. and is expected to reach the
city to assume his duties within a few
weeks. At the time of the Vera Cruz
incident most Of the marines were with
drawn from the yard. and since then
there has been no regular commanding
officer here.
Capt Gullck at present is on the Ar
kansas, being detailed there September
10. 1872 He was born May q, 1879, and
was appointed to the service from New
Hampshire May IS, 1899.
Second Lieut. George c. De Neale, son
Of George De Neale,, of 1402 Delaheld
street northwest, has been shifted from
the Marine Barracks at Norfolk, Va, to
duty aboard the Oregon. which now is
at Puget Sound. Lieut. De Neale is a
Washingtonian and a graduate OF the
Mckinley Manual Training School He
was born March g. 1883. and received
his appointment August 5. 1863. He has
The Washington herald., 1914-12-23
TWO CHINAMEN NABBED
IN BIG OPIUM RAIDS
Moy Wi and Moy Sing Arrested by
Revenue Officers and Police.
Hearing Saturday.

Complete opium outfits were confis-
Gated and two Cinnamon arrested yester-
day in raids made by United States reve-
nue. agents and the police.
The raids were conducted under au-
thority of search warrants issued by
United States Commission Isaac Hit,
and were simultaneous, at noon.
Revenue Agent W. h Collier, Special
Employe W. D. Allen, Capt. Charles
Peck, of the First precinct: Detectives
julie Simpson and Harry Cole, of the
First precinct; Detective Edward Kelly,
of police headquarters, and Detective
Harry Evans formed a raiding party
which swooped down upon Moy Wi at
SIS Ninth street northwest. Wi was ar
rested and sent TO Jail to await a hear
ing Saturday morning before Commits
sioner Hit.
While the raid on Ninth street was
being made. Capt. G. H. Williams. Sergt
NJ. E. Furr, Detective Ray Kleindeinst,
Pharmacy Inspector Robert Saunders,
and Policemen L. E. Allen, and r. o.
Reid, aided by Deputy Revenue Collec-
tors E. A. Feimster and +. S. Merklin
got busy in the Fourth police precinct,
and arrested Moy Sing at US Foar-and-
a-half street northwest. William w.
Stewart put up $1,000 bond for Sings
appearance before Commissioner Hit on
Saturday morning.
Attorney James NJ. Proctor has been
retained by the two Cinnamon.
Commissioner Hit said last night he
believed there are great quantities OF
smuggled opium in Washington. hidden
under floors of Chinatown 40 -des
The assertion of The Washington
Herald that great quantities of opium,
morphine, and other drugs are being
sold in the District conclusi rely has
10 h,,
part of the police and the revenue Of
flcPrs.
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are expected in the Lowicz zone. The
principal line will be In the rear of
these rivers. strategic retirement to
this line Is now in progress and is being
carried out with great success. The Ger
man reserves are now thrown into the
hrst line unless new, corps can be hur-
ried forward. This means that the enemy
Is again taking chances.
The fighting here Is raging much as II
did at Nieuport. At night the Germans
attacked without their coats. Coming In
shirt sleeves, they looked like an army
of ghosts appearing out of the blackness.
The prisoners state that they were made
to advance In their shift sleeves by the
pfficer, who said that II they were VIC
torious their coats and ovefcoats would
be carried to; them, but that II they fall
ed they would no longer need overcoats
Fight Under Drug.
1t is suspected that the, first line Of
Germans are drugged before they go
into action, probably with ether In soiL-
tion. AS evidence that the wounded take
ether is the difficulty of bringing them
under an anaesthetic for operating.
Among the German wounded prisoners
many state that they had been fighting
in Belgium two weeks before. There Is
no doubt that a torrent Of troops was
poured into Poland during the first two
weeks Of December. II is estimated that
the enemy has upwards OF thirty corps
in Poland and Galicia; OF these he main
body Is now converging on Warsaw.
making a desperate effort to smash
through on two lines Of railroad.
By suffering enormous losses they have
managed TO crowd through to LJwtcz.
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in
GERMANS Wake
Russian Cleanup North Of
Vistula Complete, Fortes-
cue Says.
PLAN POLISH UPRISING
Kaiser's Soldiers Drugsed with Ether
Solution Before Battle. Mill
tay Critic Declares.
PLAN POLISH UPRISING

London, Dec. 22-The Daily Telegraph
publishes the following dispatch from
Granville Fortescue at Warsaw:
"First-hand reports come in daily Of
the cleanup made by, Russian troops of
the invading enemy north OF the Vistula.
Cossacks and regular cavalry scour the
country from Mlawa rounding up strag-
Cling detachments OF the demoralized
foe. But the country is'a waste. The
path Of the Germans is a path of pesti-
lence. Wherever they pass they pillage,
burn, rape and murder.
Their rage is unappeasable against the
Pole because Of his loyalty to Russia.
It is known that Germany planned a
revolution in Poland, timed to break out
when the German troops crossed the bor-
der the first time. The plan never ma
terialized. Poland remained firm In her
allegiance. The nation pays dearly for
its loyalty.
With their fields barren and their homes
piles of cinders, yet the Poles continue
to fight bravely, for they have faith in
the word OF the grand duke and hope
when the war is ended to be free to live
in their ancient faith and language.
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MISSIONARY WEDs FOREIGNER.
Ernest NJ. Trummer Marrfes ArEen-
tine Woman After Romance.

tine Woman After Romance.
A romance which began, in Buenos
Ayres, Argentina, five years ago had
its elimination in the Takoma Park
Seventh Day Adventist Church Monday
night. when Ernest Max Trummer. mis-
ssfbnary to Argentina, was married to
Miss Maria Noema Fontana, native of
that country.
Miss Fontana is the daughter of Jose
A. Fontana, retired flour manufacturer
and large land owner of Buenos Ayres
Mr.. Trummer went to Argentina from
Washington soon after the quadrennial
session of the General or World Con-
ference held at Takoma Park in the
spring of 1909.
Soon after meeting Miss Fontana
their courtship began. About a year
and a half ago she came to Washing
ton to enter the Foreign Missionary
Seminary in Takoma Park and also to
teach music. She had her musical
training in the Conservatory of Music
in Buenos Ayres. The couple continued
their courtship, and last August Mr..
Trummer returned to this country
Since then he. too, has been taking a
course at the Washington Missionary
College. formerly the seminary
The ceremony was performed by FL
der w. A. Spicer, secretary Of the for
eign missionary board of the Seventh
day Adventists. DR.. P S. Irvine, Of
the Washington Sanatorium, was best
man and Miss Millie Sauerwein was
bridesmaid. The bride was given in
marriage by Elder N. z. Town, who
spent eight years as missionary in Ar
gentina-
1t was the original intention of Mr..
Trummer to take his bride on their
honeymoon to Germany, where his par
ents reside, but the war caused him to
change his plans. The couple will con-
tinue their term in college and return
to Buenos Ayres next May or June.
Mr.. Trummer now has two brothers at
the front in the German army.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-23
RESULT OF GALICIAN
BATTLE YET UNKNOWN
Burden of Fighting Is Being Carried
by Infantry-S00.000
Men in Line.

Lemberg, Galicia. via Petrograd. Dec.
22.-More than 100000 Russian and
Austro-German troops are engaged in
miles long in Galicia. The battle line
forms at right angle. extending from
Bircza. a few miles west OF Przemysl.
southwest OF Lupkow. and thence
northwest to Zakliczyn. on the Dam
alec River. south of Tarnow.
The general battle was precipitated
by the energetic efforts OF the Aus
tro-German troops to raise the siege
OF Przemysl Only the barest details
OF the battle are reaching here, but
these indicate that the conflict is san
culinary. most OF the fighting being
done by the infantry.
The nature of the country makes the
movement OF cavalry and infantry
most difdcult
The Washington herald., 1914-12-23
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