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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
Capture 10000 Russians In Poland

Berlin. Dec. 2.--T'hc Official state
ment today says that the battle in
course. In southern Poland the Rus
sian attacks are being rcpulsed. The
Germans between Y.owicz and Wlo-
clawck have captured eighty thous-
and prisoners I'm the last fortnight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
Fierce Artillery Battle.

Rotterdam. Dec. "A news dis
patch says n fierce artillery battle is
raging on the Belgian coast between
British warships and the German land
batteries. The detonation Of the huge
guns Is plainly audible ut Sluis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
NAVAL BATTLE EXPECTED.
German Battle Fleet Reported to bt
Hunting British Fleet.

Copenhagen. Dec. at is reported
that most of the German warships at
Kiel have steamed into the North Sea,
presumably to attack tho British fleet
of the West coast of Scotland and
North Ireland.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
mans Report Nothing Doing.

lin, Wireless), Dec. 3.-Tne
war office stated today that nothing
ol Importance has transpired either
in the eastern or western theatre of
war
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05

Vienna. Dec. Alt Is officially an
nounced that the Austrians made a
sortie from Przemysl checking the
Russian advance. The fighting con-
times among the Carpathians without
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
New York Cotton.

New York, Dec. 3.-CottOn steady,
one TO four lower. December seven
fourteen. March seven forty-livc, May
seven !iity-six. Liverpool steady un-
changed. Middling four forty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
Many German Eu.itiycs.

Copenhagen, Dec. at is report
ed that over two hundred thousand
fugitives from East Prussia have ar
rived in Germany.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
" 1pS From Australia.

10 = Dee. Am army from
AUS and New Iceland has been
Ian 1 Egypt to fight the Turks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
POLAND Center Of Strife,
Fierce Conflict for Mastery Con-
tinuing Between Germans
and Russians.

Germans Claim to Have Captured 80 ussians in Fortnight
and to Have Checked Russian Advance, While Russians
Say Their Victorious Advance Connues-Sorte at Pre-
mysl Successful-Litte News From Western Arena of
War.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
Portugal NObiiiICS Army.

Lisbon, Dec. 3.--It is officially an
nounccd that the mobilization of the
Portuguese army has begun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05
ALLIES ARE ACTIVE IN WEST
Prepare for Great Offensive Move
ment Against Germans All
Along Battle Line.

GERMANS WEST-NORE nyKuC NM
STOP ENEMIES rsoGHIass-TURKs CAPTURE Rrss, N TOWING
AND A'SfKIANS SUCCESSFUL SERVA--I,UssIANs CLAIM
VICTORY FALL OF PrzEMysJ
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-05

over Esse ussia, and bombs drop
pea on = rupp gun factories. The
damage = Unknown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08

your napkin before you begin to eat.
This is distinctly a restaurant trick.
The plates in the best houses are
usually clean. If the plate is not
strictly clean remove it quietly from
the table when nobody is looking and
rub it on your knee under the table.
Then watch your chance to slip it
back on the table without being
noticed.
Don't ask the price of eatabIes
served during the dinner. Having to
buy them makes the hostess feel bad
enough without being reminded of it
frequently by the guests. Roy K.
Moulton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
Sundays Results.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. ?; Kansas City. l.
St Louis. 6; Indianapolis. s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 3; Pittsburgh, 90 innings).
Cincinnati Z; st. Louis. 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, s; Cleveland, 8.
ST. Louis, 6-5; Detroit, so.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. 81; ST. Paul. IA
Milwaukee. 9; Kansas City, 8.
Clevelanr. IA; Louisville so.
Columbus AZ; indianapolis. So.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, Z; Sioux City. 1.
Lincoln. 8: Omaha, a.
Wichita. >; Des Moines. Z
Topeka. s: st. Joseph. 5.
THREE LEAGUE.
Decatur. 6: Bloomington. s.
Danville. 1: Dubuque. 4.
Springfield. 8: Davenport. 1.
Peoria, 8; Quincy. o..
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Evansville, .; Grand Rapids. l.
Terre Haute, 1910; Springfield. 3-s.
Dayton, Is; Fort Wayne, 90.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Burlington, 2-1; Clinton. 81 Second
game seven innings).
Keokuk, 8; Cedar Rapids, Z.
Muscatine, 4; Marshalltown. III in
nings).
Ottumwa, 0; Waterloo. I.
WISCONSIN-ILLIN LEAGUE.
Racine, 5; Madison. u2 innings).
Wausau. 8: Appleton. y.
Twin Cities 2; Green Bay. g.
Oshkosh, 8: Rockford. /.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
Table Don'ts.

Don't try to eat spinach with a
fork, for it will drip all over your
shirt front. Eat it with nose bag
like a horse.
Don't ask for a second half of
spring chicken. The hostess always
provides just enough to go around.
Don't ask for it. Just scrape your
plate assiduously with your fork and
if there is any chicken left you will
get it.
Don't put chicken bones or potato
skins in your pockets. This is not
done in the best circles.
Don't polish the plate off with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
WELDING LOSES TENNIS TITLE
Norman Brooks, Challenger, Takes
British AII-Comers Singles In
Match of Three Straight Sets.

Wimbledon, England, July 6.-Nor
man E. Brooks of Australia won the
alI-comers' lawn tennis singles cham
pionship, wrestling the title from An
thonv F. Wilding Of New Zealand
holder. in three straight sets. ca,
Ga. rs. Mrs. R. Lambert Cham
bers once more won the women's sin
giles by beating Mrs. Larcombe, chal.
lenger, IS, Ga.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
CARD OF THANKS

We hereby express our profound
thanks and gratitude to the friends
and neighbors who stood by US so
loyalty during sickness and death of
our beloved father; to the Rev. 7. S..
Beavin for the touching and soul in
spring words uttered by him at the
last rites, and to the ladies and
gentlemen who by their song breathed
peace and solemnity, and to the mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Re-
public who took part in obsequies of
our beloved father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Borah and
family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
COLONEL CANCELS TWO TRIPS
Roosevelt Calls OFF Engagements in
New England in Order That He
May Have Rest.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 6.-Two en-
gagements to speak to New England
Progressives this month were can
celed by Colonel Roosevelt in order
that he may have uninterrupted his
six weeks of rest. He was to have
gone to Hartford on July % and Bos
ton on the following day, but he sent
word that he would be unable to
do SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
VOTES ARE ALL FOR
GENERAL HUERTA
Dictator Will Resign in Favor of
LaSCurian.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS FLEEING
S5efugees Arriving at Vera Cruz De-
clare That Army Officers and
others Are Leaving Mex
leo City.

Mexico City, July 6.-The vote cast
IN Sundays election is reported to
have been almost unanimously in favor
Of the retention in Office of Huerta
and all the present members of the
senate and chamber of deputies. The
vote was very light, but the counting
mas not been entirely finished
Huerta Promises to Quit.
Washington, July 6.-It was learned
from a reliable source here that Gen
RTal Huerta has informed his repre-
sentatives at the mediation conference
that ne will step down from the presi-
dency in favor of Pedro Lascurain at
the close of Sundays balloting in
Mexico. 1855 .-sss,.--.-
Auerta also sent word that Las
4 eorafn would reappoint the three en-
VOys now in this country and authorize
I them TO conduct negotiations with the
(. .sarr9nzaistas for the sole purpose of
framing articles of surrender.
AS a preliminary step to the confer
snce that will result in the constitu-
GiOnalists assuming control of the
Mexican government, Luis Cabrera,
who with Rafael Zubaran has con-
Quoted the affairs Of the constitution
: alist agency here, left for New York.
IL IL reported he will confer secretly
with the Huerta ENJOYS now in New
York and discover to what lengths
hey will be authorized to go in deal
ing with the constitutionalists:
Soon Expects Peaceful End.
Doctor Naon, Abe. mediator now
IN Washington, again announced that
ne was certain mediation would yet
effect tangible results.
On all sides it is admitted that the
election will reveal Huerta's true
hand, and on it will depend the course
OF action pursued by all parties to the
Mexican situation.
Huerta's retirement and Lascurain's
offer to surrender to the constitution
alists through the mediatOrs in all like
aihOOd would be accepted by General
Carranza If Huerta calls the election
a nullity and continues to reign, it is
now certain the cOnstitutiOnalists will
mot treat with him in any way.
Towns Prepare for Rebels.
Vera Cruz, July 6.-Persons arriv-
ing from points between Mexico City
and San Luis Potosi say most Of the
towns are preparing for the advent
OF the rebels Citizens have arranged
Tor provisional officials and police.
Refugees are arriving daily, foreshad-
owing serious developments in Mexico
City. Among the refugees are men
prominent in the Huerta army and
politics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
DOCTOR CARAVAN FIRED UPON
Physician in Whose Office Woman
Was Shot to Death, Escapes
Assassin's Bullets.

Freeport, n. Y, July 6.-Doctor Ed
ward Carman was fired upon three
times by an unknown person as he
vas returning home in his automobile
from Rockville Center where he ha6
gone to fill an appointment. None OF
ahe bullets struck the physician.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
Gets Bid Of Old Bullet.

Baltimore, Nd, July 6.-Surgeons at
the Franklin Square hospital have re.
moved from the sciatic nerve In the
right thigh of P. H. Lyle, farmer
of Parkton, Md, bullet that had been
imbedded there for quarter of cen.
fury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08
Dillon Wins over Petroskey.

Kansas City, Mo-, July Jack Dill
Ion Of Indianapolis won the decision
over Sailor Petroskey of San Francis
co at the close of fast ten-round bat
sic In Association ball park. Dillon
won the first, second, seventh, eighth
and tenth rounds. The balance were
sven.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-08

Persons having one or more of our
ice cream pals are requested to notify
us so that we can get them. Your
kindness will be appreciated.
H. j. SCHMIDT.
The herald., 1914-03-12

A;;e- each election the Beard Of Directors
shall e.ec' from their ow- number the cts-
Gers Of said company.
Article '. The Board o; Directors shall
have t-.l power % I'll vacancies N thes- nun
Der caused by death, resi- nat,o-. OF ether
wise. from among The stockholders y the cor
po-s;.ou.
TIE sad board shall have full control o:
the property q this company, and saz.! 50
conduct manage and use the sane as IN
:hei- discretion they deem -, and that IS
consistent with the objects q this company,
y the welfare Of tire same
The said board Is further authorized 70
-ra-.e and ADOPT such bylaws, rules and reg
-.z-l5-s as The affairs and business OF the
necessary t1r the conducting and --z-zEe--ert
thereof, provided the same shall not con
nic- Elth tEls charter, or with tEe laws q
;he State O. o: TIE United States
Tee said board shall elect OF arp9:n: such
ot1e- c1-ce-s, agents, employees, servants AID
clerks IS u nay deem necessary fcr the en-
cCctlnS .: the business CT the corporation;
* iaei- compensation, tern cf service with
the nigh: 70 dismiss them az said bo=rI's
70 * and determine the salaries Of tie sew.
e-ai oinoers herein provided for.
A-tlcle VI. This chs-ler nay be cia-zed
--oc.Gec or amended o. this corporation nav
oe dissolved, a. general meeting az he
stockholders convened for the purpose Nth
the assent Of tlree-fourths OF the entire cspi-
tai stock, whether present o. represented a.
such meeting.
Ten days prior notice Of such meeting shall
Dc gwen II any daily English newspaper p-,b-
Hsaed n the city. In -zSe OF Dissolution A.
terl1instion q this corporation either BY li-,:-
tztioa Of IT'S charter or from any cause n.
liquidation OF its affairs shall Be conducted
The herald., 1914-03-12

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The herald., 1914-03-12

The Novena OF Prayers preceding
the feast Of 81. Joseph. March -. be,
gan Tuesday morning at m. Dur.
Ing those nine days Father I.arkip. :
NJ. will celebrate the Holy Sacrifice OF
the Mass at the altar Of St joseph AZ
a n.
We have heard some very fatteriug
comments on the sermons OF Father =
'. Nugent and Father S. P. Hueber.
who give the Lenten instructions in orr
church this year. The subject Of the
sermon for next Sunday night will BE-.
Why We Go TO Confession" and for
next "Wednesday night: The Church
and BUSINESS"
To encourage the reading Of Catho-
tic literature and supply the Algiers
public with an antidote against the
vicious and false charges circulated
against the Catholic church by certain
well known INSCRIPTIONS publications
Zoo copies OF the Sunday Visitor are
gwen away every Sunday morning al
the church door. The SUNDAY Visitor
Is wide awake. aggressive Catholic
weekly. published in Huntington. Ind
and whose avowed ambitions and Dur
pose is 10 trail with relentless zeal the
activities Of the "Ananias Club" 4
lair sample OF its policy is afforded Us
IN its last issue. in which it disposes
OF the well known and rather antiQua,
ed 'oogey" Of Rome Rule" in politics.
There Is still quite a number OF peopIe
IN this country who read with interest
those weird ghost stories. because they
nave not yet graduated from the kin.
dergarten in history. The reading Of
such articles as published in the last
issue Of the Visitor" would be Of in.
esumable value 10 them and would
heip wonderfully TO enlarge their in.
telIectual vista in the realm OF histor-
ical events as they actually happened.
A very commendable feature Of the
visitor is the prominence il gives 20
lon-Catholic testimony and evidence as
token Of fair play and sincerity.
The herald., 1914-03-12

or three commissioners selected from -
slpSAlo!ceEs, with like assent. z-t AZ --az..
. e7!4ed io- that purpose, as above s.: :----
S2.o com. ss,1-e- shall remain n ---.-
-LlH ne anai.s Of said corporation s-a.
I4ve been tally !qaitsted. In ease @: ,-s
-.e4'A q one O. more Of said c---iss.--a-z
-. s-''.'o's c. survivor shall c3-tl--= .
Article VII No stakeholder Of ~. 70.
PJi@uor snail ever BE held liable or -z=---.
s-o-e icr the contracts OF faults the: l.
=! I-T-CeT sun than the unpaid bz's--a r-a
- company on the shares Of s-.-,, $50
sC:.Cto :cr O. owned By hin. nor sLsl z-v
- C..-ssIlty n organization have the csc.
/ . .eIler:Es t1is charter null, OF Of .1--s.--
:, = TLA-i,o.oeE 70 any liability beyond lie ~
80 e!an-e, u any, OF his stoc-
ials done and passed in Nv -r.s-;., 49,.
m ne C.ty q NeS Orleans, State q go.
-e'-4' On the day, month and wear be-e,- s..
49, written. II the presence o: " 4
LARK ana Gas. Collins, cc--pe-e-- ~.
a.sses q lawful age, and residents q: SIS
-..s' VIC 1e-ezn:o sign their rz-ss. 70
20 ~. VIZ SAD parties, and Re, =5-z.g.
lOTglrz! signed: Names ~ S..bs--.r.-.
W.. CONRAD G. COLLINS, No. Pr.
Witnesses; u. {. Soharf.. Cras C-.I.-s
J. ne un5e-si gnei, Recorder o: N,--gz-s.
! ana 70: The Parish Of Orleans, Sal. e.
ana Go hereby certify that Re 49,.
81 ttC.es04.s aSt q Incorporation @. .-a
Il-A2a!IeF Bay Packing COMPANY. I.i-i-ssf ?.
r. i,,o gay aa!y recorded il ~ o:sc= .s
NeT orleans, Ia. March s. 1914.
EMILE J. LEONARD. DIV P.----s-
true copy Of tire original .. So - .
reeor5 in ny oiaee. AZ Az 90
M.S LED isisD. G; SSoilLLINs Yo,ay Pu5.:.
The herald., 1914-03-12
CHURCH OF The HOLY NAME or
MARY NOTES.
BaptIsrs.

Theodore Henry George. son Of Tbeo.
doTe Henry Conway and Viola Il.
court Sponsors: George Lecourt and
Mrs. Z. Saux.
LgHaz.o. son OF A,tilio Pedone and
Josephine Cala5r.sse. Sponsors: Sam
talaor!sse and Josephine Talluto.
Raymond. son OF Louis JeaDtreav
and Mary Geofroy. Sponsors. Ed.
ward Jeantreau and Blanche Jean
freau.
The herald., 1914-03-12
ACT OF INCORPORATION
OF The MUTUAL Really COMPAN

= y Y
STATE o; LOUISIANA. Parish q Orleans
City OF New Orleans
BE u known, that or this eleventh szv r;
AaieA- II the year one thousand nine han
I cred and fourteen, before ne. William ReD-
sucin, notary public. daily Commissioner
and qualified. IN and i0- the Parish 81 D.
leaps. State Of Louisiana, personally cs-e
and appeared. the parties whose -a--.s -
hereu1to subscribed. who declared r., s,s sas
Lcg themselves q the provisions OF A-r N
. q the General Assembly 0; Ire S-z.A ::
LOUISIANA, Of the session Ct the year 1914,
and the laws u this State = s-rb -.
made and provided. they d. by these p-4se-ts
io,-1 themselves into = corporation and Loly,
po-.uc II law for the obJec;s and p--noses
sno under the silpulatio1s he-ei-sfte- ss-
l2.'a' which they adopt as their charter. TO-
Article ! Tae name and style Of this s.-.
porail91 shall be the Mutual Realty O.
Pany- Is do'nlc!le shall be IN the Civ ~
NeE Orleans. louisiana and !, sLs'7 80
and enjoy existence Tor . period az -i-e.,-
IL. -. years i-oI1 and a:te- the date hereo:
Al citations O. other legal process shall
= se1Eeo rp2r me President. and II Re
event Of his absence - inability 10 ar- So
any cause. me same shall De served mr. ~
wee president -f'0-. Tx
Article H. The obje,: and pu-,,s4 g.
49, lH.s corporation IS organized and Re
: are hereby declared 70 e 70 r,irebzs. saTi
-elSe, hiTe, mortgage and hyp.o:hecs,e Ssveio-
---l improve f-operty, bo,E real and pe-sr-a'.
lSFe-s anu -ll.1 houses. either i-- s----r--
y sa:c corporation o. for Others: "a saiI =.
?! !I'lv.t iceliher ic- cash or II iustali-epts:
% pu1c-se. sell, convey. -lo-tEase s-5 ~,
t1ileSa;e timber and timber lands AZ Al 80
"a character and wherever situated: "a nv
e. ara deal II stocks and bonds O; -,
81 f,leiioHs conducting the sane chs-sc-e- ..
.-s'-ess - ms corporation, and Ee-e-slIy -
20 G1c conduct = general real es-a-a -
--,.lils business n all its b-zrches
1r.icle III. The capital Stock a ,LIs 49,
Eo-@ltoa = hereby fixed q. ire ST. Of -vrs--
I've thousand dollars lSzS, 1O0Cl' divi5.S -.
2na represented BY one hurd-ed sSz-rE :. =.
pa- value q two hundred a-d sfrv S1Irs-,
S-S1tl each, which shall be paid f6- - 80
y S1ch 'i1e and IT such amounts ard -
leF As the Board q Directors nav Sete--i-e
;. Ie same nay be issued in fall $500.
-. IToperty actually received bv o. s.-I-;eas
-s.Iia!.y rendered 70 the eo-poratior- sr,c5
So. P4iC ana
D A-i,eie ". This corporation tb-,yy. =.
.IJ.4ro o. Directors shall have pour- - -
10y % contract. sue ard b s1as = =.
- S'e name make and use : co-o--.s
-; ne same . change OF alter >. nf.ts -
1899 leSse and hire real z-d ne-<5,.i
property znd to sell, hypothecs,e, r5o-fy, Is
The herald., 1914-03-12
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

IN the congregational meeting Mon.
day i was decided 10 have the monthly
meeting on the first Friday in the
month, in the future.
Pastor Ed. Smith breaches the Lent.
en sermon this THURSDAY. Pastor
Schhesser breaches il st. Paurs
Church.
Every Sunday-school child is working
for prize. Help these little ones I'LL
their eggs.
The herald., 1914-03-12
CHARTER
oF LRESCENT ADVERTISING NOy-,
LIES COMPANY. LTNTTE0

" lEEEiS ye.lN ADVERTISING NOVEL.
LIES COMPANY. LIMITED.
PED states q America. State a Io,,;s;.-,
81 cT.e11s, City OF Mex O-Iea-s
. SHOWN. :hs; ~ this -li-i ssy ~
- Ina G: Nab. IN TIE vsz- &c 49,
I, 80 me s-n5-ed ard fourteen. bsfS-. -
t --ySS Js5'1, 7.:a-y public. d1IT
fa;1s1 c; O-iea-s, and Civ e NJ 6 ~ L3e
~ -. j. re presence q the z..-essss $500
e. na -. AID Undersigned perss1aiIy az
are he-euato Subscribed. IN .4IaeS 6
- e. na,o1ity' Sho seys-aliy declared -,
asahi2g thenseiyes Of TIE 6rsris;o5 - "a. a.
81 % Re Lssislature Of this SAFE 49,
a Set No. i OF TIE Session ~ fsSs :. -
a. nose Of the general laws .: this So
. tae organization e coroo-a.;--s
thSey haye formed and o-Fzaszed' a55 ~
4 PeSsn's % torn themselves into and
e.sutrie corporation for ire ob;--ts -
Purposes ar under the stiprlstions s-5
agreements hereinafter Sc; E,--S 80 -
The herald., 1914-03-12


pressed vz.sA 'hey hereby ADOPT as ;Asi'
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The herald., 1914-03-12

RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
CHILDREN.
The herald., 1914-03-12

LAWRENCE ". JANIN.

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hereby ce-cify that the above and ;5-e-7;-E
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exploration q the C-esce1: Advertising Nov.
elites company. Limited. with the names Of
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certificate Of the Recorder @! N1--EsEes
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