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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
INVASION
"WORK OF REVENGE
.inucd from First page.

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Muclhausen: Later II was learned the
Germans had retired in the direction
or Neu- Brelsach. The spirit of the
troops was excellent.
General Joffre, who has received
CONGRATULATIONS OF the War Depart
ment. addressed n proclamation 10
Alsacc. saying the French soldiers were
the first workers in a great task OF
revenge.
Two German steamers. the Neptune
and Adriana, have been seized At
Rouen. Their officers and crews we're
Imprisoned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
BELGIAN CIVILIANS
ACCUSED OF OETUACES

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dispa tch. !
BERLIN. August 9.--The accusation
against Belgian civilians that they
fired on the Germans before Liege is
contained in n scmiofHcial statement
published to-day. The statement adds
that the civilians even fred on sur
Scons who we're attending the Mound
ed. some Of the firing being done from
ambuscades Similar acts are reported
from the French frontier opposite
Metz The statement concludes:
Our adversarics themselves will be
responsible If war with ineXorable
strength Is extended to the guilty pop
ulations"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
FIRST GERMAN VICTIMS
Or CONFLICT UIJRIED

HARWlCH August 9.-The first
German victims OF tho great conflict
who died here, were buried here to-
day with the full honors OF war. AS a
resulting of the sinking Of the Koe-
nigen Luise- and the Amphion, eight
sailors were brought to the barracks.
Four British and four German sailors
died from their wounds, and were
buried together this AFTERNOON. Three
volleys were fred over their graves.
Eight collins, four covered by the Union
Jack and four by the German ensign.
were Inferred TO the strains OF solemn
music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
ATTITUDE OF JAPAN
is CAUSING CONCERN

N N, ~, Aus ~ nsther 5aPb ~, -
German colony of Using Tau is d ques-
ton gravcly concerning British sub
jects and other foreigners in China.
1t il believed here that serious con-
versations" are proceeding between
Tokyo and London, and Will lead to the
future status of Japan.
German cruisers are said to be
searching the Yellow Sea and causing
British. French and Russian merchant
vessels to remain in port.
From Shanghai reports We're re-
ceived to-day that the British Pacific
feet had passed toward the north, ac-
companied by two French cruisers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
GERMAN UHJ,ANS. PATROL
('kp'tJ-nISn nv

BRUSSELS tNia London). August 8.
From the southern part OF the Prov
ince OF Nanur comes news of the cap
turc of patrol Of German Uhlans by
Belgian gendarmeS. who took them to
GiVet. = strongly fortified town in the
Department of ArdGnneS. France,
twenty-five miles south of the town OF
Namur.
Sharp cavalry engagements were re-
ported to-day south OF the Meuse River
between the French and Germans. 1t
is understood the advantage rested
with the French
French and Belgian flags have been
floating since this morning over the
town hall of Brussels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
HAD no SIGNAL FLAGS;

NC.SSEI. # FTST.D IN
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch. !
QUEENSTOWN. August "a small
Welsh coal steamer tried to enter
Queenstown harbor last night during a
dense fog. when the forts chaiicnSc ed
her. The captain was unable TO an
swe, owing to the absence Of signal
i; 80 aboard. The forts Immediately
fired. and the vessel fed to Soughal be :
fore fus!lladc OF shots TO buy the nee
essary bunting. Luckily the vessel
escaped being damaged. The Incl
ish qua rds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
CHOLERA RREAIIS OUT AMONG
AISTRIANS AND SERNIA

ROME. AUGUST Ut Is reported here
that cholera has broken out among
both Austrian and Servian troops.
The German cruisers Gocbcn and
Breslau. which recently were forced
TO leave Messina, Sicily, arc reported
TO have passed through the Straits OF
Otranto into the Adriatic Sea.
Forty eight trainloads OF Austrian
troops from the Tyrol arrived to-day
1T Lcopoldshoehc, III Baden. north
west of Basic, Switzerland. They were
on their way TO assist the Germans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
HAVING DIFFICULTY
IN SECURING CASH

BERLIN Cva Copenhagen. August
"A letter from Bad Nauheim says
Americans there have encountered
monetary difficulties. but hotels arc
giving them credit.
AT Munich, there are 1000 Amer
leans who are receiving every court
esy. but are having trouble because
checks are not accepted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
BUSINESS SECURITY
Stnsnntion In All Countries, Not Irsur.
ing This Security.

One OF the most important questions
of the day relates TO the extent to
which government should interfere
in the affairs of business. The sue
cessfui man has always had to run
the risk of attack. Safety from UNI
reasonable interference by government
or attack by others leads the ambitious
man on 10 his greatest eNertions In
some countries as in parts OF Asia, gov
eminent rapacity has made 1t danger
GUS for man TO acquire anything
beyond his bare necessities In such
society, nothing but poverty and
business stagnation can exist.
Governmental! intervention in the at
fairs OF business should extend only
over sucn things as are necessary for
fair publicity and truthful statements.
Under such n government. business
security is at its best. Individuality and
initiative are encouraged: the country
is progressive, and It's future prosperity
is we'll guarded. But as soon as legis-
lation begins TO deprive the producer of
a square deal, where business is
regulated" by people without the ex-
perience and necessary training, bust
ness security viii be transformed into
business depression. y government
should be limited 10 its natural func-
tons OF just and rea soneble Legislation
for the greatest good OF the greatest
number OF people, and should never
show favors in order TO catch votes'
or To secure campaign contributions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
Sill PUBLIC WORKS

W ttt bfs CONTINUED
iSpecial Cable To The Times Dispa oh. I
OTTAWA. ONT. August 9.-The Do
minion government announces that all
public works Will he continued during
the war.
1t has been decided to donate .0OO.-
600. ags Of -four to England as an aid
in the provisioning OF her military
forces.
Money orders to Great britain have
been stopped because the eXchang e
Intc has risen TO y per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

Amsterdam sailed to-day for New York
with more than 1900 passengers chief
~ American refugees. Hundreds are
sleeping on mattresses on the decks.
any many have paid first cabin rates
for storage accommodations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
AUSTRIA SENDING CORPS
TO FRONTIER OF FRANCE

PARIS. August ct was reported
to-day that Austria WAS sending her
Fifteenth Army Corps across Germany
to the French frontier. This CORPS is
composed principally Of Slav soldiers,
who, II was thought, might not be de-
penda BILE In an action against Russia.
When the report reached the Foreign
Office here. the Austrian ambassador
was requested to make a decla IA ton
of Austria's intentions toward France
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
TROOPS OF EMPEROR
RIIIIOiirE,D STARVING

LONDON, august "a dispatch to
TN" Daily Mall from Brussels says
Refugees from Namur who have
just arrived here report that the Ger
man troops are starving. few arrange
ments having been made for feeding
the army invading Belgium. The
Kaiser is said to have announced that
his lesions would be marching through
countryside where they could obtain
;hcir own subsistence
This condition is said to have been
the secret of the German request for
an armsticc.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
MINISTER QUITS POST
SE,IAEr i, S,I,I.INIl

| Special Gable 10 The Times Dispatch
SOFIA. August 9.-Cieneral Radko
Dimitrieff. Bulgarian minister Of st.
Petersburg, to-day resigned his post
lay telegraph in order that he may
serve as volunteer in the Russian
army against Germany and Austria.
General Dimitrich was commandment
chief of the Bulgarian army in the war
against TURKEY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
Rcd Star I.Iucr sn,I,.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON. August H.-The Red Star
liner Finland sailed from Dover at {
o'clock this afternoon for New York.
The Finland has aboard man: .Amcri-
cans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
WASHINGTON IN TOUCH
WITH ALL EMBASSIES
CONTINUED From First Page)

IN railroad station yesterday by false
agents said their suspicious were
aroused by the lodgings TO which they
were recommended. The police to-
day assigned detectives to arrest sus-
picious characters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

!:ONDON, august 9.--f'ricnds here
OF Lord Joicey. deputy chairman OF the
Northeastern Hallway, who was in Ger
many when war was declared, cannot
learn his Mherca bouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
French Rcscryists Lcnyc.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON, August a.-One thousand
French reservists have Just been re-
ported leaving Picking, IFankow and
Shanghai for Europe over the Trans
Siberian sRaflway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
German. Arc Released.

NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND, August O.
Forty Germans who were arrest ed
here recently were released from GUS
tOdy to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

premises In most of the streets. The
larger part of these establishments
has been closed. Signs reading Mai
son Frahcaise le Patron est mobolse"
are seen everywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

Sails With Refugees.
Especial Gable 10 The Times pispatch.
PLYMOUTH. August 9-The Hol-
land american Line Steamship New
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
ADVOCATES SHORT sAllor
N. c. Harris. Represer.riveEiee.
From Hoauia-l, Seeks Views Of
His Constituents

HOQClAM. Dee li-S,ate Repre-
sentatiyaelec, N {. Harris is giving
some study at present TO short bal
,ot bill sent from Spokane. and which
is 10 be introduced ; the coming sss.
sion Of he legislature. and also is
quite anxious 10 get the opinions OF
IS many as possible OF his constitu-
eu,s on the proposed law.
The bill proposes 10 shorten the
halo; in one way by making the
county commissioners elective and
then placing in their hands the ap-
poinIraea, o. sill The remainder OF the
county officers Nj. Harris states that
on preliminary examination OF the
bill he is not inclined 70 favor /, as a,
p-esel, drawn. He does no. believe
il would De proper thing TO place
so much power under proposed condi.
tons il the hands OF the board OF con-
nissioners- Mr. Harris states. how.
ever. he intends 70 sc, the views Of
the people 0. his district. SIS far as
possible. and 70 be governed largely
in much OF this work by the desires
OF The voters
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
ARE RE-ArPRAlSlNG
THE EMERSON ESTATE

NONTESANO. Dec. 10-W. L
Adams. =. C. Foster and A. r. Jones
are making re-appraisemen, o. the
George +. Emerson estate By order
Of c r jackson OF the state tax com-
mission. who found the original ap
praissi was less than the 80 per cen,
valuation placed on the property By
the county assessor
The original appraisal OF the estate
placed is yalue at si6e. s0o II The
appraisers ind the value what he as
SCISSOR pu: x a. Tie estate viii reach
nearly s. el8 it Is understood.
ho~eye-. IA, among the assessors
Items : sc1e timber O. lands ira.
belong g tA= Emerson estz:e. which
a2s bean sod and Rzs scid before
thu dean Q: NJ Emerson
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
INDOOR GARDEN PLANTS.

WIFE ..,cle care s number Of trop-
Azi pants III! = -T.wl indoors. ard
dEriL- he wi-.r- they are EarIicu-
ar! attractive sd -toD 70 Jay win
dow " observatory garden Various
kinds - - -. rulte- pants dean
Ge->- >s.Gi>--sss Iii l-ac,rz~ss I ~ e: Sly
se1, u c0t'! cOD1.c&1a indoors Il given
tb-. l+Tof-r attrutS,u and not permitted
Ia t. exp.-e-i 70 t-o>.-
PAINS zre uuch ns4j foe interior
De- ORATORS woe-- there - a,s direct
Suniisoi- Re-E-a- Nate-in- : rSsea-
IA. with s>f~ Isl care Dot to over-
w2scr Ii : letter with Cn4,s- pains
=. Aevp them lite dry than TOO vet
"ne3e lot = il : .4.di-iere especial
are nus, - ererc.Sej Doe 10 have
ia~m too Wet
While Small wash the foliage Goes
ss,a-rsi5- With S.s4g>uds made from 8
so-.t sssp- Immediately follow with
ib-o-ou-h rrSi-- Wh-a ,uo Is re
fsr this stray the tops frequently With
.e,-c- Ezte-
Ruht-r nlzn-> a-e e>7s-~isity Ssttstsc-
frrv Ia c-ow where there - good
lt-h, vj,Aor, d;--t sunlight Water
sften enon-- - kae9 t1e ~oil moist
MI O. -, under any ~ir-unsta nces
permit wste- u stand sr.srvI the roots
nor STOW I, - be-ornr ~ts.oa dry" 4
.sS:t-i pIs-. so Il 5>rflasere r~ed>
.>T--r1@. "9-e TO. "a n7~rT,te:
W.sh - tn'.a-e trr-Fn+u.ly with
>1ar-,Ai> made from ed sap Rinse
,h.e,slCalv ~ orce
EeTu; - s>iraally. - the pots BE-
cone full - -,'.1->. pe-1. ON in t~s1
Ia four weeks win ifaar4 nitrate of
,-.s- ,s t=s7iu- ts-se-.--an.ui Dissolved
IN wafer or s-a7o"rIs ~ste- ~ ms
run vster - -ol-.- rE-irs---i liznr
fol.
osea-de-~ mas - treated ulor~ vr
r-S> - A. 'zgi,u>,
A>piGi>--s> ~ Hso>t u-rs ,l7-l7tal
Tfe-v should - sAfS rather dries -hA 7
prs IL sr; -uhh--- p2sI->
Csc-u>s> -,-4Hfr'> -a,l-- dry. sandE
Sol
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
BUILD NEW CHURCH
Presey.erians in Mon.esano Let
Contract for New euildins-To
Make II Community Center

MONTESANO-7 Dec. lo.-The Mon
,esano Presbyterian church building
committee has awarded the contract
for building the new Presbyterian
church in this city 10 L II. Potter
FOR $3.50, work 10 be finished sn6
all furniture now contracted for in.
including heating plant. by April /.
1915.
The Presbyterians hope 10 make
this & community center structure. Il
Is 10 De located at the head Of Main
street within block OF the business
district. The city hall and the court
house. The lower aoor is TO be given
over entirely 70 club rooms-kitchen.
dining room. meeting room. billiard
hall and bowling alley All o. these
rooms are 10 be furnished a, once.
except the bowling alley.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
WILD GOOSE LIFE
TIE Ga-cer Is Sss:er 81 Strategy
ans Fierce Ftsr:er.

we know co.hl2c Of tie ca1-1sh,p
of eae wi.d .-o.r>-. cut we fe~=l s>>'.-s-i
ch=t Il CcS; x >evn.y aud sV-1v
adSir. oacs mated. there : % ~
the- Desi To- COWS sad p-l-e->.4t',s-lS
for tie birds l-4Is for lie -Iu-e1.irr
they unite in building TIE or>t o'.' -
gAaSe aore watches Over tie ~--->
willie dsy sri nicu; Ire - u,s-r weave p
II all directions OF 0S:er a11 ID .snj
dis tra,,s u Wair1fu.'se>>
Neither ESn nor osa>i CSy err7.a =
without c~ii.. oe-V-.y =ld >utN-,'>>..-
GS>ssilt-i uu4s.,-3 &uc -o1,rC q *
leutir>S sct.2cz WIKI tv-ss 80 49,
THIS Eu1-iis n>hlp i t-poA; When 70
0eN Ernsra.lo1- ne Pie'>s aul d-l~-ud
enC. voice> Is -->l ts-~~i ~ f-.te
e1oa from TIE i~-il> an.t-h -is,-5;,li 81 -
a1d t-s>e, 3.
f.. 0---VhScCe TIE >T-7sii 'zusliy -.--.>
o. reUS.l - t1- >nu-- Tx as -~-,'>
9ill ci-p.e round x1i -.4,.i H. 60.
OF Coa1en cp> ij--> sa1 Z !s,---
ttrealeus from any o. Gl7s. ,aa's ti--
EsE1s--. oE >IE,- MR. "t ~irst--
eli >u.ss--i u Is. IL n.n.>-i 81 '..-
one II leratl-- r-.,;i; ~ - i-----
uek H. .ovs y S>-,i,--s.. 4al -.
s.e.6>hne-S> ~ T., . - fossa1 IL ,si..~--
aEo,s>e-vau, fogs w.u nav f-,>rcllr
10 s-Sc:e- him
In swimming ne ~.-- - ~ ,ts.,r--
SINCE die. fo.louil.- tn .-s-a-r ~ai q.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
DAVID E. LUZ DIES

EOQClAM. Dec Io-Davis z
LulI died a, $50 o'clock yesterday
morning. 3, his residence. s.e3 sum
Ter avenue. succumbins 10 cancer 81.
te- : lingering Illness. Deceased was
formerly employed by The Posey
Manlt2ctur-nE company. bu, 70:
some time pas had been il iii health.
- = survived - rs widow ana fam
..y q children TIE funeral viu h
held 81 : c'c.oca. ,o1.o-row E;o-R-
.nE from The Catholic church. Rev.
W!,l.z- Q-.E.sy conducting th= ser
VICE l-,s-1e.; vii. l. n Eto2ul4n
cemetery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
PRESENCE OF t.inO.
n Saves Genera :. Se:ur e-7- re
f.-y .. :-e Hss-.--s

S.-r 60 ere Hss--.--<
In Ns:~ps.-,i;> rarrfssi-u % rr~<sS
sle oi ~ ..lt-r-,> i'.niiaI- d- >~c-ir
Sad i---uilai 1dv-utur,- Win $40
~ ksInst!,-S> !Ii- NasrssiArs- -r- vls0
1sr--s: rrTt~-> OF >abggcrl-ss>i-rc t<u-~0a
!a-< ar ---e va-rTe-> sn5 il-7
r-a; rsvsiry ."rH1S Al lmfsa--2Gt rzsr-
~ Epx~SE1E srTIlh-> lie >~-s1l- L-r->
-7Np ~ mini ~zV.c ors tnastl u-scc
kia,-.S nj 'hs-r WHEN tc- lnr-' -p~;-se
ase B=ot,ng o..usd Hoi nzv- crn- -
Te- rr~o~h na1 arrs~s--a I-~1y OF
kst->ean> and I.ur 'n-rl 20 1icct wc-a
S--gs >,sf1-aiy c.~~sv~r--s ;nzi IL sc-7
. tAs sr-Iro cras,.sr> 1Ed r---otTs-
--,7rs-st-- fr7oEu TIE tr~<ro zrT's ano
w--- r~sns garfield sway Wito re ~
T-a-rns TsS-1y
~ and - rn-n we're ScrrouHi-i o.
= >zsns1 -. NSilnurss TIE >icI2r'oD
----,.s1 - nor ~ -,St IT. 'o-o c2F-
,rss-rr>--sv--s up arc cis~--r1Ir- 1Fs
.-t~~~ is.>S;vAFv =ibpyvt-- tC-1i--iv--
p, ~ >r-sa-s down III >~-.f dst-'
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se-s - r-1. 4 AssGfD7 ~ nSN- -.--Fr,
rssg, fr.lD ns< no->- M lri'8-s--i o. Be-
-, 10 c--.1r- c-7irl - 3Gf->-. CO.
r77get q ,rs- >tru--- u u.s. 1o9-.-->
whist 7"v-v-t sU1 - lev 'seS
GENTS D. WON'T nsv- r--n sii.-1 sr-s7
MT nSroy though, r.'rrrrs-f - otn
rr- Nzir7urs ,-e2I-r. 1H- hssA ~ :
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w. car-I--t SWAY riIr fn- .ayr a..
g-,uur-4ESuc- iist.e=.s-1 -rHt ~ -->ry-l--
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TIN T. TN re. - Nss@l- hlss e
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r-rr,us'v 10 tn- ~ I.iiczs tssei >nr
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tasfa--.iat-sS ~ 'srv 1ss-t o., o.
rn-ir t1c~~> an1 tn-s 7a9>--c a~t, L
49, win astuIl>oGI-ac T,-er tor,
c,-r~ DE E~-1. S--,Fs lie ~s> Ssv-1
~ tost- role.
r. t-z-n--i s.---Ss . rexs' the v ~
u-3r, - not s.-S- llst ,a1l v-nir
- lcsr--7,s.lus E2sriirIe;~ hac hi n----i
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-v-r- NJ - .a1 tt>-Ifos-1 81 fr7sr mn :
to- W. o ,1-l; rst,Vr Gial--' from
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= f+-s 81 ~r-.ay
~ So rs s--.i a p-rsonAr unrii q
-.z7e-- r.-----s Fr.bs- ara Russia ia
s-fzr--i SITE usnE,fa> later. - IL
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
nHS EMERSON DONATES
PARK TO NcCui.n

HOQrIAM. Dec- io-C!.y A,,oT-
ney Jafe< ?. 4. Callahan yesterday
submitted 70 ,1= CITY commission :
desd 70 block :. Corrected p,2:. which
Is the triangle Q. land or Ene--
sou avenue bounded 81 Second and
K street The land : gift from
Ms L = Emerson . ne city tc-
he purposes Q: = public pa-k Any
other use OF the property viii caGzs
:; 70 revert . -h= tonc- TIE -i-,s
: b~-nE examined z-3 when a7pr.v
- lie git, NJ. = ACCEPTED b: =
ct-y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
GRraf A.ire.A

G;arCzp Ul.it&TT be ua--A t1oFs-
rode ~ s,-es- are as i.-ot Co~' q,
ciQ.o car - strsv ra-- ana Ro'-
r.o--a-r-z ? la..1 towl-- Roo ID t-l-
.ns.d-. xovre t1e helmet tgur hes i q
-E- o. n-tai leaf sp-1ucs boCBG
ruh seatter. vctch lightly Clips tn
ne-.d IL S---p the h-irs-t ID E-itlnli
.ezvy EreSSurr TIE b-ass SPIKE ~
sEot thsr rrowr e-i ,1- D. mt l. mad
Z~e.El s. yell :. o-u1U-EtaL Th-re
are .sr-e cues = il Eoh c1Te veF7
-r-t v-uua@ts5u u tie its O. Of tn
h-sus--t urrh t~'c-r tb1E tbe III
70l--, inst a-e s-iF-l,s-1 10 veun.a-= :
..E@r Intact ~ ten - ss-L- 70
nzve suscC-e-le-1 Il. E1L!-g rta y
ror.y-rzb,- forier o1i u pap@r thin
st-rL- Ma urt --trc f,Ua -1l-n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
ELECT WOVEN TO
coSNOSoLls COUNCIL

C0SNoPOLS~ De -a-.1 lhe
civ:c e,ec.ion 0: Ccs1oV-ol.s held
-2e<54v. Ms. Amanda E-y ana .
4 Be-giuEi we're elected 70 lie c.-y
council defeating Ccr1c:lEen y. Il
Et-=t zat Willis Ch2.lzcolbe- }irs-
E-y 81 ~.,h yo-e Q: - NJ Rz-E-
md ~ss only $50 vol=s behind 1a-.
-.e administration ticke1 Ezs ta- D.
hind Councilman Chz-.Gco-t- -
ce;vilg - vo;es. aa5 Councilman =
6--c IL votes
II ,he eoa:es. to- c::y treasurer
Hz-y Breaki-u1 t=c.s.Ye.y t-tee,ed
izdse {. :. F-etiz-1=-. ~ vICe b.
icg -ls to- IL former al 3 70,
re ,a:-e-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11

Seve-4i men have SCccv~>3ed n -
Sr.-E from Dev:ls t>iS I'd = oere Gap
tain D-eytcs vas co11uei one bod
p-i~oce- e>csT<,3 t03D his cell during
Gz-s nigh. @-6 to->@i ni> Isy into
$ Sled where ~ Us were made ~
letting 3 hsr-e shell d nai.sd tie -
3cw1 IL >cco Way tbs; bo~e wa>
tet. ~ enough tor tim 20 crswi into
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side tle =. - ai> next Tr's~t--. IN
T2s 70 Dr. tie Wiz Scd il cnute,l;>
down - rar waters -1-r Reaching
Il y safety. &c l. uncoei is >ei uAa-4i
Jesse CO. 81 INTO I, Sco padc!--1
Sw2! - o2r4cS 9. lis -2otS Isy1 >
- Ii ceys: Nv hin again
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
NOTICE TO The STOCkHOlOERS
OF THE MORGAN OIL
COMPANY

The undersigned. bang 3 majority
OF the trustees OF tie Morgan Oil
Company. hereby give 1o-.e that there
vii BE- a meeting OF -la stockholders
CT said company held ~ the Offices
or Bone- & Bcae-. 3i4-.S Finch Build.
,Ig. Aberdeen Washington. on the 25th
iay Of January. 1918. ar The hour Of
3 O'Clock P NJ
The obiec. and purpose Q. said meet.
ing Is to consider ina proposition and
advisahili-y OF increasing the capital
stock OF said Morgan Oil Company
from e50. }rl shares z, he par value
OF sl.0e per share. 70 one raiiliol
shares &C the pap yaiae OF 800 per
share, and such other business as may
legally md properly come before said
meeting.
= ". Young.
" J. EGERER.
) D WALKER
Trustees OF re Morgan Oil ca
FirS publication. Dsc. !. 1914.
Las publication. ian - 1915.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
HCSTESa<o C-aE5ET
~ FINE CONDITION

MoNTESANO. De 1.-THE Nor
les4-o Chamber u Commerce. which
: now Sung Up 1ew -oons and II
Sailing Lex furniture. a13s :,se,t il
such excellent condition 1n2ac ally
lh2, Monday night !, was voted % ex.
tend tn -tn-oid membership On he
books to- o1= more y+a- w.-.oZ- col
lection a. dues
IN Other words. -h= M1--sA1o
CHAMBER Q: Commerce : IL, q Geh:
and has more noaey q hand -2-an
i. hAs INN. e,i.a-e use Tor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
.C1Nxs- cs.aic.uee.

4 cats ,Cs-sir ~ uaur1-r-r- one o;
lie III ->sc,s-S II n - Of tef
Cuite-t S-ais-> -~----t >-rNty- n " s.>d
ir--oa Ii III ~e,ao-r al ta-
-c-csS n This t7vgi,rE s-r LISTED
1->c a.pas o--5l-Aily lut-r ia-ir uau.r.
gs.-rs sllar fu-t,.- f4seo - ra--ic 0J>e>
~loa> Ta- r-s.ah-7le = .-pt 40 o.
rgs;-ihE-lnu> rom t.- PsJ.i-- c. eve-S
Exn z-a ~! vaerr crzus : totiaa
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-11
Chops HIS WAY
INTO WlFE's ROOM

EOQCTAN Dsc. Ie-T-y!rg u
chop lis ~ay with 81 Ak into : rom
.-s 1o1se in which his wife : e--
Ploye<i IS eook. AMI taking watch
and pan from his ~.:e forms re
charge against \ c Jar-a-t o. Ho-
2lia-. ~eo was arrested = Aberdeen
l2st nigh; or lie -eques. OF he no
GUAM police
Tda-ds alleged to-clo!e ea,-y =.
10 ,1e -o-0-inE house 100. place ye<
.s-i2. morning 81 o-clock Z eack
window beng lis means Q: iaE-@ss
x1ea Re had accom- p,:<aei his PIT
pose As vaEocsed but vas loca-sI:
las; night and vzs c-c-Eh. 20 his
city