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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

MIuthestyr > % Dec ~ Harry
D. Thgw received without comment
today the announcement from Wash.
inston than tHt supreme court had
reversed fn. decision Ut ttt fcIgfaI
oruH H Nra Hampshr, which s.-
fused fu .HIridtr u.W Io Nrv Nurh
Hle reiarr speaking for aIm,
after wHu.ir.iInE surprise sald
MI IhBW bias nu comment fo
make ANS statement rrFtrdtre .uD
court ..uau viii bHN. 81. come ,r.W
hs ,..r.a. pHiiudrr a. kusN BOO
whom Nr Tbav bias greE eola-
d0UU.-
ThHv received jbs uc0a thralah 20
pre-- dispatch Hs has been 1ar
pins Boz fhI- ..fN 'ar tn' p.H fHr.,
months
Tuv rHssad tbo summer tt
GsorElban. Ir th, southern uaI a'
rur White mountain -p.uon uHruF
thc SEASON he m.iur,d over uHs. uf
thr mountain section Although on.
JOKING apparently unlimited Freedom.
ths Mattc8uHu fugitive pHr aIWuts bon
the charge of Shsrff Holman prrU
H HulhfuuL who WHe named a- h.s
custodian uv the federal court
Thaw cam, here ou October sHi
rented 90 handsome bDuss on Elm
street. u tht north ,ud resi5,af..I
district ie attended most ol tn,
football ramCs played here thH rl
lie ALSO visited several of the church
g. ou sunday and frequently contrib.
uted to public charities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The heaviest lighting in thc
west since the Germans made
their attempts to force n way 10
the En.ilsh channel j. now ~
progrc~~. The French and d.cr.
D,an statements of to-day show
that yesterdays cnpagcnicnt-
were contested krrni, along most
oi thc front frsm Nlsarc tu HIM
dcr= and un cath side Ciaim- are
made of the capture of trcurht-,
and UtllCr Ni,toric~ of Importance.
The German war ofli'c gave 0ut
what Wn- described ~ q Irrnrh
army order signed hN General
Inntc and found on the body uf
Ercn'h soldier. calling tor q
general nttaUk 90 the t.ctnnu-
'rhc order rccitee that hcaN, re-
iuforCcmcut~ had bct-n received
D, the alllc~ aud "a g. nuw oar
business "a icar the rathcriand
of the invaders"
IN Poland the Ru~~lan- are Of
fcring determined resistance 80
the German aTmics which are ad-
,anCing on Nar~sw i.c~~ thnu
80 miles rom the ritN one of tiic
most ~tuii.ornlA contested hnttlcs
of ,ic campaign b. ~tili IN pro-
ptc-s. THE i'u~-ian~ Tor three DAYS
i,a,iu- held in Chc'k thc German
column which u seeking co for,r
"a passne of the lizuia river.
Emperor Nilliam'- departure
for the front. announced Ncstcr-
day. - said tu have been dc, idC,i
upon against tlt aG,icc~ uf his
phy =, ian, Notwithstanding hi-
improvement in health. THE
emperor desires to spend Christ
mas with hi~ troop.
The operations ~ the allie in
Flanders. after o inug period ct
sporadic fighfing at dctH, he'd
points apparently have now a.
sumcd the character 81 q general
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

movement Ia nm attempt tu press
bach the entire western q at
the German line. The latest
French official statement -ayS
tha' apprc' liable gains have been
made. although " w. admitted
thai the Germans Rtc resisting
with determination. u j. rrIport-
cd from London. bW not COM
hrmcd. that the Germans have
eva untcd DiNmudc.
In Poland the Gcrmau- con-
tinuc 10 close la on Warsaw.
forcing their wrdgc nearer to the
city. tlWy have reached the
Russian position on the Bsura
river. and are les than thirt,
mile from Warsaw. IItas, I,uS-
-inn rriniuri cnrLt- are .ring dis
patched Co the front and un-
dorhtc,llN severe lighting b. Ia
progress TODAY ictrnurnd re-
ports that The Gcrmau- have ~u~.
tanned Eroat lu-sc- ~ thcir at
tempt "a reach Warsaw white
General Non llindcnbcfg states
i;u-~inn- are enormous
The allied ficei T. reported "a
have begun bumhnttmcut of
the Dardancllc- last saturday.
Nothing - Yet known Of the rc-
suit. The allie probably coulI
assemble u powerful fiCsT Ia titc
Mediterranean fur ihi~ purp1-c.
The ircn'h parlinmCni viii -ii
in Paris tomorrow. Nbnut 2Ou
members are serving with the
color, hut arr returning from the
'ruut 30 attend the session.
u T. reported that italy ha~
threatened rupture 81 dipln-
mati' relations with Turkey un-
lc~- q satisfactory explanation uf
the threatening attitude toward
Iripuii 90 four Thousand Nrah-
uuder Turkish aud German ufG-
rcr- j. made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

Washington. Dec Zt--.It appears
q pm .1te dispat hes says a state de-
partWeut statement today, that the
consutauouolists met crushing de-
feat at ApAzaco and Puehia-
% s reported tnat on be morning
of the 2nth nine ears of wounded
and .olf dcad oflccrs arrived al Yer
Graz % les @ij tha; more were *
pert,d
Turiret details ol a.. lnaflectsai at-
rWf' n GelerF ELIAS Dplnal, for
uor .euerai commander. to eapt.we
li.uU1s NegrIs Duuhuiia. vnn a tos-
HE -a men or-8uizcd In Texas. were
received l.aay st Che department.
General pr.na| WIS Siies 50 non
comm .s-iunrd ofleers az piedfa-
NcsTas garrison. inspected 81 in.tiHs
troops Iy REVOLT we're executed. and
nwuII, .hiof lieutenant. Cnincuiu,
ALSO "a former federal officer. Wls cap
tLrtd Two ~ bus men were killed
lua thtir ppdio- publicly displayed at
pI,8r3- NsFfns .5t hau Fifteen uf
thy others aro BOB niduE at r.edras
Ncgrts. thr remaluder hHF ~ He'd
tasa tr TrAs-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
GENERA. SCOTT RESUME
ms PERSONAL INQUIRY

Na.a. Arr. pc. -I.-BriEadicr
Geucral Hugh D.. Scott ehsef of staG
OF the United -tutes army resumed
today h-s iusesllg-uou ~ the border
trouble here Ho .s seeking inforni1
tIou from those 40 tnu,h with Men
can affairs which may atd ia com
posing the situation here where Tor
ton weeks Governor jose Maytorena
of sonora the NN.a leader has Doe
sefgtd thc Caranzp forces ~ General
benjamin HIu, entreuened l1 Naro.
sonora
The reinforced United states armF
f1rers hsr, under command nf BROS
adler General Tasl4er d Hue nov
totals 700 men.
Rain fs!i dur.lE the forenoon caIs-
Irg prH.ugsH cessation bf he Mex
scam Gre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
German Official Statement

Nprilu. Dec. 20 ttH Wlfrtrrr,
4 90. ma Tho Gcrman war oi-
ucc today gave uu statement
iu which "a Uas related that on
Deccmber o. Gcrmau troops
were sucressfui at Nicupurt oe-
eapied certain Anrio indian pu-
rifIuns in Helgium and captured
artillery ANA 2f0 prisoners. and
that trenches at Nutre pamr Dc
I.orctte were rctaken from the
enemy. Near Suuaiu. the French
retained some German trenches.
but were driven oif With H los- oi
1ii prisoners aud many dead.
An advantage wns gained in the
Arrunno and French attacks 90
She northwest of Nerdun lailcd.
This official statement quotes
teNtualiy an order issued by Gem
erui Ioure to the freueh forces.
urging them to fresh ondeayur
90 drive the German Invaders
from French territory Tho text
of the commuu cation foilows
The French attacks yesterday a
Nicupurt tnrlsiuml were repplssd.
"nctNeen Wlchehourg iANoue an
be- canal % "a liasse We attarke
lContinued on Page Twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

New York hr. -l NJ Jerome.
Who artcd n thc case as deputy state
attorney general satd today that H.
soon as arranEemonts cuuld ae per-
fccted Thaw would bc brought 90 this
county end tried nn the conspiracy
indictment lefurc he was returned tU
Mntttuwau.
% am uot surprised at the court s
verdict he sHid. narr, Thaw WlU
he brought back as soon as possible
trird un tho cousuIrar, oharsr and
then returned t0 Maftrawan Thf
conspiracy indictment was oatHiueo
in good faith ana tH prosecution wl
be undertaken In thr same spirit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
ARGUE MINERS ARMED
FOR SELF DEFENSE

canon CIty Colo. nec 90 Horace
y HaWkius. attorney Tor thc United
Mine MuIReTs of America todah
made tho opening statement tor the
defense ln thc tral uf seven strikius
coal miners rharesd Nith tnr Wur-
der ot william kiug boz th, attack
upon the chandler mime or AurI o..
lal4
He said the defense would show
that the guns purchased hy the miu-
ers in Fremont county were acquired
fof uac iu seIf-dtfsust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
Nine Cars of Wounded and
Number of Officers Arrive at
Vera Cruz Says State De-
partment Advice.
GENERAL SCOTT STILL
NEGOTIATES AT BORDER
Wet Weather Serves to Keep
Border Ruffans Under
Shelter and Day Passes
Without Disturbance.

N0co. ATiz Dec. 2l-Rain.
soaked roads prevented the pro-
posed meeting today LetWeen
Rrigadier General Hugh l. Scott.
chief 1f STAFF of ,ho United States
army and jose Maytorena. the
Niliista leader In sonora. Go dis
cues plans foe moving the MeNi-
can war away from the intcrua-
tioull boundary at thir point
Marurcua's automobile was
mIrcd some miles away from the
desi-nated meeting place four
miles east of here. and General
scott with General Tasker A.
BLISS, commanding the American
forces here. returned 10 camp
The meeting viii be arranged
later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
PERCY MENKER oUr ON
5.pO0 IsTSOS bond

Washington. 10 g.. Dec 31-per,
Mcaker. British SUBJECT Imprisoned
af NstaIoa sonora, has been releaH-
"a uT orter of Governor Maftoreua
under GOO I,esos cash nuad Meaker
automobile was ssiEed ~ cnrfanEa
tronpa tnd use6 in transporting sol
dlefs and be- waa charged pifh aiding
an eueuN 4io ia manager of "a raneh
l-wucd ny Interests ln NeN York ciiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

Washington. pee. 90 Public hear
inEs on the water power ate ieasihs
biI vu end not later tha1 midnighi
next "Wednesday raf f.uHte laudt
committee adopted resolution 90
that eject today over the objection
of Scuaturs smoot and GLARS
Prank 4 short 90 Fresno, cat
representing several water power
companies and associations. appcnrrh
to-day in upaoaulnu to tnr nili
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

TsHGnr CHl uc. 11--fuyestIsa-
tnr tHda. of the supposed eruption
yesterday af Mount kanala. an miles
u,H uf h.re dtEtInurd CHAT "a heaNN
north wind was responsible for th"
Conditions nHt rtuTed como u'rsuus
to thuk fhe mountain had rrcOmc
active THs wIud sent tnc I'osv SNOW
hl-h lute rhr sIr aud at distance %
looked ike run- of smuke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

Washington De-. 20 hHI ia shah.
Chinese mIutsfor here has been
named hF hiz Eofernmsnf tn 1tterd
the funeral of "a ~ Ho.khiiL former
financial adviser to china. and at ono
time American minister at petln.
Mr. Rockhils hody iH expected to or
rive af san Fmuoisrn tomorrow from
Honolulu and V1ll hc takcn to Iatch.
hold. Conn. fur burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

London. Dec. 90. uz.15 g. M
The great Yau'c Goo the west of
WarsaV has set Co be- fought oui
ludeirg from the Indications .ou-
t.,sJ I1 recent a spat,hcs from
Berlu and Petrom ~ Do appears
tuda. .u British ~ tuafs uhs,rN-
els that The Gcrm D. .nutsuton
tuai General Nun Hlrdeunur-
had scored 1 notable success over
i.c Hu-4ars wu-t bs qualified. a
parallel .a~e ls tnunt 90 the re-
cent claims cog .rgyhug Huf
sian Nletors near l., dz. which
proved to ue premature and oN
asEcrated
The German army .lmmauded
by General Won hudcnhurs has
made stcta1 advance i1 the di-
ion uf Tine Polish capital. but
the Ru.suuu. ia failing back an-
pear to have taken new positions
ln strong entertainments ald .U
,plte of the luct thag hr .ntader
are within Two ur tfrge days
mar b ul Warsaw. f',"re ls guod
l0itHtN go Ntilfft t'shH ll l". ~ hN'N
nghtug must cos4c before 10 can
bee determined whether or NOT
this latest .ttcmpt Geo occupy
Warsaw VI Il sc crowned with
success.
Aiuq. the southern fronueG of
Eas ptussia. the i.us~.ans ,ia.u
Geo hss- the upp,r naui. nut
farther Goo the suuth in southern
Poland as we'll as ln Galap.a the
leaders ef the Au4ro-tiorman
forces declare tHer ere rWvvp.ns
the Bussrius before tfrm They
assert further thu tNeE have
cleared AN hc Russians out of
west Gaiicla This means that
the Ions sIcRe uf Drsuw bias been
raised Iud DO thiH advance uu tlv
part OF tuo Tcutou allies com
uaues DO may pfin1 similar rr-
lief tu the Austrian garrison 'i
i'rzcm sI hcsicsed hy thc Eus-
slams since the early days ai thr
war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
ARIZONA ANTI LAWS
IN Los ANGELES
COURT TO-DAY
Prohibition and Anti-Alien
Statutes Go to Trial Before
Special Tribunal of Three
U. S. Judges.


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21
Germans Make Public Text of
General Order Alleged to
Have Been Taken from Body
of German Officer.
NO DETAILS YET OF
BATTLE AROUND WARSAW
Germans Claim Tremendous
Victory But PetrOgrad In
sists Russians Hold Their
Own; Western Reports Con-
flict.

l.ond' ~. Dec. - (t:ts y. n.l 49,
Pet sisirnt fumot~ are current
thnt a German cruiser has bccu
sunk On the cuaSt Of ~putland. It
l. also rumorcd that twu British
dcstIO,cr- arrived at IGith. scot
land. hasliN damaged
1h're - mo- official confirmation
of these reports.
pctrOgrad. Ma London, Dee.
-. ass y. M The Ru--inn
fuT, - are -liil holding at h',s ihs'
German column which H. seeking
Ia cross thc IiSura river az ~Och-
a' Hcw aud adsantc "a Warsaw.
30 miles away. Tor three day
this t.saman army or about $0O.-
900 mcn lias hecn cn,lcaNuring to
,russ the river nnd throw hack
tilc i,us-ians who are holding ,hc
right hauk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-21

Icon'lauea oa Page Twol
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

picturesque gentleman's head. Truly
a wonderful touch! The chief in
multi became a much more beguil-
ing person than when he appeared
in his picturesque regalia in the
theater
| carried away with me a curious
ly vivid impression of that kindness
and simplicity which is always such
characteristic of the worlds great
ones who retain their proud aloof
ness for their moments of contact
with the world at large This Arauca
MAN Prince is evidently very proud
for why should be not be? But by
the same remise he is wonderfully
gentle and appealing. If he is pc :
haps a dreamer of dreams it is be
cause of his infinite traditions, and
after leaving him | felt that | had
been in the presenre of a worthy
son of a famous race. 1t was a
refreshing incident. H.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

According to the Primary law,
as passed last winter, all political
parties in the State must hole
their primaries the same day
and there is a likelihood of much
more activity this year than
heretofore.
w. c.. Hammer Of Asheboro
has landed his job as district at
torncy, Notwithstanding.
DR.. Collier Cobb, of the University
of North Carolina. delivered an able
address at the house warming re-
ception Monday night at the Wo-
mans club rooms. DR.. Cobb em
phasized the Importance of practi
Cal housekeeping in the absence and
failure Of servants to a dignifed
science
The little son Of Police Chief
Ridge is quite ill with pneumonia.
Miss Clara Stanton left Sunday
for visit to New York.
The biggest snow this winter fell
last night-tt1e average depth is six
inches 3 This is'the second big snow
in two weeks
Big sale Of small farms near Gull
ford College tomorrow at 1870, See
ad.
Mrs C C Muse is recovering from
spell of la Crime.
Capt W M'Duan we'll known here
was killed by the train at Charleston
S. c., this week. The remains were
inferred here.
N H Slaughter will operate the
Bellevue hotel here March 1st. Mr.
Slaughter is well and favorably
known here.
DR. Menese Stanton was married
to Miss Mona jackson in Greensboro
Monday night. Rev. Gilbert Rowe
performing the ceremony.
HIS BROTHER KILLED
j W Allen, employed at the Re-
view Office, was called to his home
in Raleigh yesterday due to the
death of his brother who was an en-.
gineer on the Seaboard and who was
killed in a wreck yesterday.
Geo. H. Register, the Pythian In
surance man of Greensboro was {
visitor yesterday.
| AK. of P. District meeting will be
held here next month when severa
of the Grand Lodgd officers will bt
in attendance. \
'Messrs. ALI and H. A. Moffit art
on the northern MARKERS this weel
in the interest of their r, 8. ectiv,
= stores. -. -, 4,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
The Indians Farewell.

Inc lndIan>S Farewell.
(By Chieftain Caupolican of
Chile, South Ameriea.)
Our trails have crossed athw:.rt
this stretch of sand,
Where cooling shades refresh
and limpid streams;
Murmur their way into a smil-
ing land,
Turning the desert to realm
Of dreams.
The trimming cup of fellowship
is quafed,
Our hands have clasped and il
thy tender eyes
Full many an imp of merriment
has laughed,
His way to pleasure through a
world of signs.
And now, Farewell! My stay is
at end, r.,
- Mg dreams shall browse around
thy lone tepee;
Heding with thine-may guar
dian stars ascend,
To keep their vigil Ger the
night and thee.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

Ms Tho circulation OF The Review covers the field
n ike theeyening dew ;severai times larger than
the combined newspapers Of High Point, being
read In practically every home IN the city and
IN +be suburbs. Advertisers take notice.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
HIGH POIN T FOLKS
ASTONISH DRUGGIST

We sell many good medicines but
we are told the mixture of buckthom
bark, glycerine, ETC., known as Ad-
ler-i-ka, is the best we ever sold.
High Point folks astonish IS daily
by telling how QUICKLY Adler-i-
ka relieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation. Many
report that A SINGLE DOSE re-
lieves these troubles almost IMMEC-
lately. We are glad we are High
Point agents for Adier-i.ka. Nation
Drug Co.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

Miss Martha Redding, who
had been critically i'll for some
time, died at the M. P. Child
rens Home Tuesday night. She
was 81 years old. The deceased
was prominently known in this
and other counties. Miss Red
ding's remains were taken to
Asheboro Wednesday for inter-
ment, accompanied by her bro
Their W. F. Redding, ex-Sherif
Of Randolph county,.
Robert NJ. Jetton, the young
druggist at Davidson, was &C
quilted Of numbering DR.. Wooten
this month. Mrs. Jetton swore
that Wooten forced his atten-
tons upon her. The "unwritten
law" was used to a good advant-
age in this case.
The remains of the late Will
liam Dunn reached here Sunday
and were carried to Undertaken
J. w. Sechrests' and prepared
for burial, which took place in
the city cemetery Monday.
: G f Hill was brought from Hick
DRY Monday night by Patrolmaf
MCGEE, of the local police depart
ment, and was tried in recorders
court Tuesday for check flashing
and was given six months OIL the
county roads, He fleeced Rev. Mr.
Cobie. of the First Presbyterian
church, out of SIS by borrowing tht
money from him and then skipping
from here to parts unknown.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
LOOKS LIKE MCINTYRE

A man giving his name as Ed
Hill and thought to be Ed Mcintyre
was arrested in Marietta, Ca, yes
terday and sheriff Swanson wired
for photograph of McIntire, who
stands charged with sending obscene
pictures and letters through the mail
and for attempted murder through
IN internal machine.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

J. S. Lynch, who was call
ed to the western part of the
state on account of the illness
of his mother, has returned to
his home.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26

= S2r1y TO learn our friend. Col.
T. +. Milton is on the sick list.
Use hoping he will soon rid
nlh-se:i44 EVrl the clutches of the
a nros3S II q grippe and be on the
4 g.: greeting his n1any
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
-. - : A. -
The Studebaker Car

We call attention to the big ad Of
Studebaker on last page. This cele-:
brated automobile is handled by the
Central Motor Co., Of this city and
they naive an enormous sale on this
car.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
Movies to Help Orphans.

Today, Thursday, all Odd Fel-
lows and their friends are ask
ed to visit the Eagle Theatre, as
this is "Orphan's Benefit Day"
at this popular play house. The
admission is only 10 cents and
four reels of fine pictures will
be shown. By all means lend
your support in behalf Of the
fatherless ones today.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-02-26
&Garden
Seeds

We have added 2 or 8 good well
known brands of garden seeds to
our stock this season-Woods. Bu-
lists and Ferry-all new and fresh
seeds. The best seeds are the cheap
est always. These we'll known firms
have a reputation of being the best
seed growers anywhere. in the coun-
try. Their seeds have been on the
market for 40 years. Had they
not stood the test they would have
played out of existence long before
now. We carry them in packages
or by the o., gallon or bushel- ANY
way you want them. No better
seeds on the market. Four kinds
of early roasting ears, early toma-
toes, early beans, early cantaloupes,
any kind you want early or late
To- get the best and cheapest you
want to see
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

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