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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
A Long Distance OdOr

Precipitation of the feet or arms
often has bad odor. Barker's Anti
septic will knock it in Is seconds.
For sale by j. T. Bennett. ADV.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05

Board shall have the right d
pave, within the property hid
. CURED. streets. avenues and
and 10 arrange for the nd
, thereof. No purchase. sale I
be made under the terms n
the consent OF the Board (,
! ana the commission Council
OF New orleasS, or amy 9th
may hereafter be in charge
of the city of New Orlear(
Attorney shall be the legal 4
Board. The Mayor and Cod
Public Property, or any otfidX
crea ted by other names q
same functions. shall be ex
bers of the Board, but with
to vote therein, but may be
committees ana shall have |
speak and present resolutX
meeting OF the Board.
The engineering work nece
out the provisions of thij
shall be under the superb
City Engineer. who. howeY1
ONT one or more special DEF
charge Of the work, same Il
by the Board herein created
ed by the Board of Li1Iiiaia p
should, at any time.
dalton be of the opini
of the payment of TIN
Obligations of the cit
funds will come into il
sources not pledged 4
more than sufficient
bonds herein authoriZel
interest, then it may.
clare that the special tai
no longer necessary, and
city of New orleans shall q
such tax; but said tax shall
time. should ii become nece
that the Board should nd
funds to meet the interest
and the principal, at the md
of, If same have not heretof
chased or retired as hereinat
And said Board of Liquidat
termine, If il deem it adj
it shall set aside AM
vide for said sinking fund;
in the Board shall be option
need not be exercised if the
to for retiring said
The Judgment of said Board,
protect the rights of the hol
Should any property with
hereinbefore specified be d(
said Board advisable for the
in contemplated, and the Boal
same cannot be purchased IL
able and just price, then tn
Orleans shall have the rig
priatiOn proceedings. to acQl
erty: and said Board shall b
TO receive any of said prop
ton or bequeSt. The title Z
hereunder. whether
nation, appropriation or o.
be in the name of the city OF
Section 2. BE it further
That on the official ballot
said election shall be place
For the Lake Shore Park
and the words: Against IL
Park Amendment" and eac
as provided in the
ton laws of this State, viii
propositions he shall vote
l.. l.. THON
Speaker of the House of Rdpr
THOMAS q
Lieut.. Governor and President
Approved: July 8, 1914.
l.. E. HALL.
Governor of the State Of
A true copy:
ALVIN T.. HILBERT. Secretal
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05
ACT NO. 262.
House Bill No. 613-By Mr. Generelly
AN ACT

House Bill No. 613-By Mr.. Generelly.
AN ACT
the Board of Directors of the
Public Schools of the Parish of Or
leans to issue Two Million Dollars of
bonds for the purpose OF acquiring
school sites, constructing school build
ingS and their appurtenanceS in the
City of New Orleans: to provide the
terms and conditions under which said
bonds shall be issued and sold, and
the security for the payment of the
o. principal and interest thereof; to de-
fine the duties of the Board Of Liqui-
~dation, City Debt, in connection with
the issuance and sale of said bonds.
the payment of the principal and in
terest thereon, and the retirement
thereof; to prescribe the duties, and
obligations of the City of New Orleans
in connection with the reimbursement
of the Board of Directors of the Pub
lie Schools for the Parish of Orleans
by certain annual payments; and to
define the method and manner In which
the proceeds of said bonds shall be
employed and disbursed.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, two
thirds of all the members elected to each
House concurring That, subject to the
ratification of the people of the State of
Louisiana, by an amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State, hereinafter SUD.
mitted to them, the Board of Directors OF
the Public Schools for the Parish of Or
leans of the State of Louisiana, is hereby
authorized and empowered to issue bonds
not to exceed two million dollars $1,000. =
6000O) in amount, to be dated January 1.
1915, bearing five per cent Is per cent? per
annum interest, payable semi-annually.
the principal of which shall be payable in
forty (40) annual installments of fifty
thousand dollars (s50,00 each, payable
on the first day of January in each of the
years 1916 to and including 1855, respec-
lively, as hereinafter set forth.
Said bonds shall be made payable to
bearer. and shall be styled Public School
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-09-05

e kCS6 IOs1tiAC pun pOcc,
|4lctiye numbef assigned to
|hicie by the Secretary of
box or Index shall be open
bection during reasonable
a further enacted. etc,
a such application and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
MONDAY
MAY 4, 1914

sssaa baFaw tAe FIRST aay ct th@ Meg
term ~ tha Ma@t8nNs Court ~ ts@
city Of nscfanuena / s8S sell al
pMA4, n@rTATM ms aATD CITY DE-
f.gNCsE Eagr ron TAXES FOB THE
EA m tsts, ~ ~ nasann tis@e@ef 80
may ne NsfFlCimTs8 sn satisfy tns taks@
4sesmsssml sxata, interest,". e0wss Ard charges
Fspg@ thaeFnog 8nb@mw Eh@T@ 30 pre-
wleaaav pesSa tfs@ faxH@ sssss ass~sssszgrs@vgea
sBs1a on Aks@ sanae. uasaa in4@re@s ard
Esssrya&tY
Ia conformity win ere mssovs, l
n ~rafv give nx@ac@ t}sat fhe NRGAA
c3gTFeT~r T6Mr viii bs pahblt@A~d I'm fhe
evening Journal on Ef@ z9rd Say ~
April 1914.
paY*k@@ desiring 80 AVOID Ass wss bal
cation ~ thar nmxnsam xam@ p@y mn
err before the slss. 40 @n sss@a a@w I
wln hard ssse iass ~ sae p~S#sser.
THOMAS G. wArsFoRn.
Gsllsreor ~ DesA1easa~eS8 Taxsa
Cry Of HssfsTwoxsd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

nIAKk SauR0 VA Apru ~
Arta9f aAY exercises sG y 6 T. peat
coined frum sh8 ara nnWi tb@ fsth
lie ApFst an account ~ tad weafhwf.
gaNlHaeA thH fN@ains ~ t9aNvFAaF
Mfaart# proclamation tY CAptatn w
III MYNuF. bFlS& addresses ~ ffo-
t@aaara HaaMat ana BeAd IT ths tWc
att& ths planting az lasa tfeaa Nv
Is representative IN sstA ~ ths foUf
classes and muetH ~ he cadet twne,
President E#Mtealau presided at tne
iAaaat mAesine and w 90 Myaor At
gAe pFNse#8 au ths sanpHs COD
3eNe aatsas bets eeN she houFs ~ y
&na rs ~ece sa#pendea ia naHer DC
1850 uaNAsi@W
Easter NsAetie~ at the college in~
alunaa tRa aaHees given ~ pne ser
man cluh Thursday and FRIDAY Nights
ard he LAST tB thH series ~ lYcenm
course entertainments far the sese
sion. The latter IA a concert ~ tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

r6wa nm tb@ Eana& ton@ 8a ar
Rsuaer VINO was a crank on microbes
aFHsred nIs ra@ native cook - boil
everything. No matter whnrs ynu get
e." fsu@ Gay willis on tour ~
Inspection ths engineer vas presented
wlih bottle II chs rnpagne ~ q zee
captain Managing also 70 pick up
a pfeee ~ Ice 80 hia return - f0wn
hn hurried hack 10 quarters with hi4
prizes Sc said 20 hts naflvs eonk
as m banded over his precious bur
Gan -aet un something Extra good
today. gar I haya asked a few friends
1n 20 fiHnsr ~ help me drink this
superb wine The guests sgFigsa
Tshe enak served the very attractive
course We've sna ~5net" cried tbs
aaet. rubbing hfs hands The cock
Disappeared theu sfa3ksd hack. car
rYiux ataautaz hos saucepan mar
le g8H ~ ha1 muddy yellow liquid.
what fa trurders that yon rsa-
eaf7" Tnafa ahe wine, SENIOR " re-
aHaA fha ~aak gravsfT Il bell nifn
good and he most aiI go way Tho
ArwunAue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
MnNwwwM \ 1AFa. waw.

wwssms~w Carrier 50 Fac ~wwsMs
TpATAg LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET aTATfO%
r. b Soi3aw8nw xon sdag@ AMww#a
published ss Information aud aat guar.
Anteea
ss5 A -DaIly--f,eesl far char
fotts Durham mna Hal~twh
1915 a ~ daily LIN tea~~F0r al
points South Drawing room h@Ta1
k} @enfnR ears 20 A@h&silfA " e.
30 p M-~EK SanHaw~-gsoe@i for
Durham ard intermediate stations
% = pmiiv~~FaF DAnYitl@. At
f&nta ara Birmingham. with elect sis
lighted 8rs@ ans room sleeping cars
1f az = f1aily~-ftmtted- ala
points south Pullman ready 90 p. ~
YORK RIVER LIME.
Ets 2 " steamer train tPaFlor
earl except Sunday. no local atcpa.
ard s15 r M-Datlg aoeal~To Wsss
Point connecting for Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
7sb a. MEx Sunday Local te
wes, pnint.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the south res NJ. ss5 A.
NJ BIS p NJ and % F. nj. sally
20 NJ, except sunday
Prom West Point SIS A. NJ
Steamer trmln} daily except Mon
day 90 A NJ. daily s45 p a.
except Sunday
VI. l. manor. p r A.
sen EaSs Main 81 @hons Msd BTS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Skill Is Need of Unemployed Experness and
Efficiency are Guarantees of Steady Work

Haulah Hpeeh rompaHy ln Earuuan
hall tonight
II @ettle secretary W ths pia
xr0nna ara recreation e9aar son II
America gave an ilaslFa3s8 isetara
an nlvse hntteTessnf aH8 afh}@tfe sab
insfs " ma aaaatari8m Tuna9@T aiwaa
ns Hsa eriaYe9 nv e large Audience
- etHHsufs faculty sad e2hers
NeHaay afternoon. 5UN~ 1878 iha
sara-a a8v ~ finals am eN8nNrsfoa@
~ fhA new sN0pa bwif500 NJ
VIII h~ lsIa w}tn fhs ttsuai Masonic
aaregwnHfas snH aa address wiii Be
waan hv soras ~eli keows @p~a ser
fasg gear snH ana day *1g from
tant 8#fe large efaH8 - rofae
fn@neena~ut vSa5tars wstened th@ ai8
sn8ua e. 80 }a 9saaRR a0d wfiavsa
far tas lew~ fn fhe college An ever
larger -frwa m re As9hf he pYe#e0t
ta zee fhN ~1kHerstene ~ bigger
ard better sAnps batt8iuw pat In
Ufae@ @ed sF}es ~ sH@ new sra ~
things ~ hMna
Professor ~ Johnson ~ witn
fhq hz@eba1 s@afr on ffs trip is Easf
srn ylrw'nfs tAEInw tn@ biae@ ~
Professor Miles who wsw Ha# hi@ 70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

The es,aFd ~ visitors oG ere Var
gtniA tselyas~ hnte inass lseste have piadsa
and mlsSS III. Aftana ready TO atnFnu 10
bidders faF tbs eresalea 81 tha Me
hrSde building ~ Ms0has8u Aria 30
Ao aresataa az tsiADk@ssurN Nts&tnta
separate proposals VIII he ras siywss
e.n hasktsn8 t1untaaa @Isa elssssFisssi
work All utheg work - hw tnsshAa@d
tn the general essl&tfAsA es~nss'al al
istsstAtufs 81 bulldirA ara atV&4st Eetss
oaa @tars hiNh aVws ns@lor p0rstons
Ia sstsfls@ fAAh yves ssA@ gmatseasssse4
tAAst@slt@ @@gie s19mn, ti0af@ sAAd ts'ssE
sssfA3retss AtAaA AID mIats tnssetlt4 ga's
nsaNs es alsiala@i ggssa sssEne@l a
Johnston. AlNhHeNss afAss Ea gtneefs,
M. 8e4 eshAn4bef ~ Commerce Built
ANS, tta hnAad Virginia. upen a@~
poslt af $40 op hsvh will be se-
funded when theae plalsa ana @peeifiaae
klans ero geturnea
t'umtfaata4 e. to giyen fTaa uss ef
quarry at @~Aers
The beard ~ visitors reserve the
right ta reies-s any aaA All bidm All
blas H. he accom- Panied ~ a certified
check TIA the vam 0T saAe 90 For
either Information consult architects
ard en8ineers
j u hGt4I4fsSrtlN,
president Virginia pclvssSahnGc In
AaHs8a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
g@esa p@a&@ asa oas@ ss@wsw~ms ".

Gae@ap@a&e &aa Grass A@~sv~mss
90 A-~~LocAl~ nv Nv pork news
z 90 A.~~A4oca by ~~~Sgn Ariutssavtlis
Except sunday Tharmona.
10 90 A.~-Es2 ---- Dy Norfolk Ola PoiAt
ts;se a ~-L l---Deiiy--Lehns~ Lag
Clifton Forge
$1z % N4on-Eg by Nor Koka Ola
Point
szta P.-E ED Cincinnati. LvtAa
- 90 p Mx $50 by Nor folk. Ola Point
90 p--I.oeal~- ny N Nsw#, Ola r.
gIB local Elk sun. ~~~Char'sttIs.
gi6 p. Local Week days 10 WAf
Fsn
- 80 r. -- Lmtd - Datiy~--CSn.- ChieAEa
and st. Louis.
ali % Express Ira II yav-Ssf nNt aaa&1
ana Louisville
@sle@psrs fPartor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE AtCHMoNp~--fsoeal
from East sa8 A. M. $40 r. M
Through trom East III 30 A. M. 90
T. IA aao e Nj Local from West
) SO A NJ. "s1o SO A M and Zee r III
sac a. M, 1t.AS A. h @ma
yAmus River Lac ~sss A. nj. ssss
r Nj daily
~~D&siy sxs@pt SUNDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
crno~s w1yr vor sAt-rravn,


ay Fr@aeh TwShaasAa
BORDEAUX. Apri} 1a-The "trihu-
ra} rfvlIa haA rendered faden ant
that HnaIIy settles the legal condict
hsretsfare existing b@fweeu the sau-
ferra syndicate ard tbe W}as Grow +
ars syndicate 81 Cefona Ths latter
body has made strenuous nght In
tba hapa ~ aiming the privtiege %
adding ta IFS present tails tire coveted
appeflaaon sautarne
In rendering It's Judgment agalnet
cerons. rms efyn tribunal emphasized
the ua4at that cerons has never heen
Included in the sauterae region and
that ths unlawful appropriation Of the
term nv the Cerons syndicate is OF a
nature fs CAUSE confusion and error ia
determining ths real limits ~ Tire saa-
fsrns country and ia also destined "a
create certain prejudice as we'll a.
10 aepraciats Ia tha eyss q others
tha reputation 81 this famous whtte
sine. pfl3ed as bsinK superior 20 alb
other Whits wines In fhe Bordeaux re-
x}an
Ths syndicate Of .'cerons. santsrne@
vas aned for ths usarpation Of the
term SAaferne-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19


@Aaina saheg Is a aer&naa sne bnth FIR
yMM nnsgersr ana vs@ ensplpseA ~
yssghassa sre shard aav tha aram
MsA4sH Rr t8n nnasasf4ves afa roe
80 rzaas eaes ursssteaa fs#arers
g. ggan4 ~ ra5g stae fe1reue#e eh5ef
~ III nasssfls..Ir.aa fss agsre rreaFr
$50 ssess..r. f. al. aEfg Y 81 ,se
$50. ~ ae~s s.fauftn- esazava.
$500 gsn 4t8 tf.ssi4.fs.g ass fase
- 49,. ~ se5.e & 49, 60 t.tax
b. 49, ...etr,ess a,s ra-rse
80 - h.F -. +tsaz. .ra.s- r,ft.
- $4,000 H. e.~ 4,,.a f-.a -, ...sf48
...,..-.-. a 49,
sF- - ~, g..
- .-.s.. -.
- ~.
.s ....s+. tt.s
...
... q. l....- $3.50
-
..-..-..
49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

gr PETERSBURG Aprti s--rhe
duma has refused 20 grant a subsidy
10 Andreer toward the maintenance
Of his BatAIaikA orchestra--ths best
in Rusaia---w hich has met with such
a muoceAA all over tire world The
Left parties voted against the 3ubsidy
On tho ground that there are far
more pressing necessities In Russia
than the announcement 81 music.
Under tho circumstances the car
has taken NJ AndreeYx ore nestra IN
der hi8 patronage. ths orchestra VIII
ho called henceforwaFd the Imperial
Great Russian orch estFsp and will re-
cetve an additional subsidy of siz,-
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

Common eAlih ef NtrklnfR
0fTiee ~ tie secretary Wf the Com
sn0n@aatth
Ia tbs oitY ut t&icamana, the sffh
das az AAreh iais
9na farawognM amendment 60 kha
charter ~ Main Street haRki imNers
payassa. nE Richmond Virginia. @As
thls day received ana uais recorded
IN this oNiea. and ln hereby eertlaea
10 tine clerk OF the A'hancerY court 81
Richmond. according to law
tsignedl u. q JAMES.
Secretary 81 ths Commonwealth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
aAsAasNt4 NOTICE.


Richmond VAs April .. lslA
The annual meeting W Tbs Prison
A sssscla tion OK NirgiaAa. for the eis~s-
don Of Officers aMd other bualnsss,
will lee hsid al NO apl least Main
street. Richmond Va Tuesday. Aprii
a. 1a1a al so r. IA
~ order af the board VI asr@etorw
GEORGE T. JEFFERSON,
Ssss rVtary ANA Treasurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

AuMthh0nua g. ain@ ash8aatea ga teave
Aiehp4ana an&is % A. Al 4a3ai "a
Nprliaa $50 h. AZ alsspsfs and
coaches Atlanta Blrmin CHAM. JaVh
s@nNtlie kat2s ~ III aieep@rs ana
coaches Atlanta. niFataanam, Aamphls
ana Mamtut az a. A. NJ AineBees sna
eoAshes Atlanta. uiFmlaghafn Mem
phiH 1ae kaanvitta ard Tampa
AoFthbUuna EeaiHB scheduled e. ar
rive in Richmond aAilx sos A. a..
% A. M. o. T.. A.. SIS n. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

sCHEnEsLN or Mf,HgTrrU TRAINS
MNF HCTTvw NAY 50 1914
s.Fssfs sss X n w. y ~ Az bsis
A ~ eta a. AZ, rsaa}A A. NJ N 70
$40 = NJ. sas w., sas r ~. Yis
f. M bs3a r ~. Gsta r. NJ. ~ Is
T. VI
straesa ssss A NJ. ks7 ~ A n, & 80
A " $500 NJ, 81 % NJ %
% p M 30 p H.. a. % p M b. ~
= NJ ii ~ r NJ
~Uailv except San6sw.
#SaWnaaY sally
SG8gTfNM baggage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
LEGAL. NOTICE

TO ]. A e EVANS. ~ LIVING. AND
GF aHr RE DEAD HER HETHs
DEVICES and sUcs~Ese0 Rs ras
TITLE. WHOSE NAMgs ARE II
KNOWN.
You are hs~aoy notified that a iet
81 lard. a8xt 40 fact ios 9 in B1tgaxa D.
Chestnut Hill. tn Brook ard district
Hsnrfce county. wa@ soFd on TIRE iatn
day os March taaS for delinquent
taxes. tsvtss. interest and costs 10 the
Common wealth Of Virginia. and ap~
piicmainn for tn@ pa rnh ass@ Their @@F res
been alad Ia tfala ogYsca. ard n app~ar-
SIX ffagn the records tn this Offices shAs
fou are ireAFeesi 81 IN a@ia land. goa
ara further notified - appear In foar
montha from the aatA ~ thim ncskns
and de- %hat may h@ necessary 70 pro-
tscs your interests
Oiyen under my hand thlm sra DAY
II April. 1914
SAMUEL p wApDuG~
Clerk ~ HemrIos Circuit Court. Viz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

= nIacATIos OF CERTIFICATE or
REDUCTION OF CAPITAL STOCK
OF TMm MAIN STREET BANK, IN
CORP8RATED OF RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA., FROM g4e0. 9oa 90 TO
gl68 coo 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

uNt.x Ala Rail- LAME 80 NORFOLK.
raH3Hufs in snsss p~ssus bsF las, ists
Laws us "a street ns@tioA4 AAs hisa aa
HI - ~ IT. b
FQh A4YN1sHHuRg AND rhM w Ear
*ag8 A M ssae A Aa. ~ " + hi
- 10 n hi
Active RlahmSaa fsam Norfolk
saI#e A A asss T. IA. an II III
rram. the we#s ssse "a $50
80 ~ - ~ Z "a. ~ % Y Nj
AnAtlY gfi@lig sAs@pt SUNDAY. iAuA
day snty
W II tsnvuaa w SAUNDERS
r. r a,,asisSsssse1rs 7 + ,,,.n,, aa@aeS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

Office % tAs Main strset Rank. inc,
RiAhm@nB Wa.
Csrtiaeass II hereby made that tbs
board Of directors of the Main Street
Bank. Incorporated. Of Richmond. Xir.
@inaA, a. frs meeting hala March ;,
1aIa. by resolution, declared that lea
outstanding eagiaai stock OF 1900. eco 90
was more thar sufaeIens Tor IT'S pur=
po@@s. syszs sasng IL wa# fer fas best
tntsrsaa az kh@ bank and ths stock
holders Ia reduce ths said capital stoek
from saea zoe 90 20 sios 0oo. % ana
called a nesting OF tbs stock holders as
required by lAw 10 taxa action th@re~
or. ana that at the meeting sf the
stockholders 80 called. held At tas said
bank, March IS iAls. At which more
than two-thirds in amount Or ali rs
stock holders we're present In person
or by proxy. ard voted therefor, the
following resolution was unanimous
~ adopted
Now. therefore. be ii resolved THAT
fhs capital stock s1 th@ MAla street
bank incorporated. of Richmond. Viz
xinlA. be reduced from s3oo eco 90 10
Sfoa s0e co. by reducing tns par va3us
u the shares Of satd stock from
$50 90 to sas 90 per share and be u
further resolved that the proper on
cara present % ms Vtrgtoia state
corporation commission 81 ceruhe4te
sxnsaa r. aARRouR
President
Attesi
signed c. VERSA HfACKBURN
Secretary
MAln Street Bank
tsesl3
Rlehmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Notice


That between ms h1urm ~ 10 IN
sra ff@rss8na ard jn taa aftaFn@sws. -
ttte Broad sersea fF@ut - sa0 Csty hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

president Virginia pcivssuhnsc In
w4sks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

nv eoumlsslaH skplFes 1AnaafY n
tstF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

sisaeai n A. wtt.at1N
Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-18
GERMANY LOSES
5000 MEN A DAY
Official Casualty Lists
Give Proof of Des-
perate Fighting.

Berlin Sept; Ian ofnclaI cas- Gat cS
list, published to-day, contains 4'ooo
ha I1e.; :; d -, .bo o,;doroo ~
Mention Is made OF the eNldence OF
hard hghting by German Follsh req
mentS IN East Prussia. Ihree COM
panieS OF the JSth infantry, 'tatioheu
at HoIdau, i0Sl ooG men: me am ~ t'r-
lantfE', win heaG9uaFle,S ~ ' ~
suffered 200 ca"ualti 6si: - ""Joi''S u
JUN ior my ''' a. 49,, tr,,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-18
SLAVS IN LEMBERG
GREETED RUSSIANS
ShOWered Flowers on
Victors, While Other
Residents Fled.

London. Sept. 49, An account OF the
capture of Lemberg, Galicia, is given
by an English engineer, who had just
arrived in Petrogrsd from Lemberg'
Panic broke out in the city on the
approach of the Russian army the
engineer is quoted as saying. The
entire Austrian administration hed
precipitately. No defence of the town
was attempted. The Russians gave the
demoralized Austrian military author
tiles three days in which 10 evacuate
the city.
ION the third day, as the appointed
time approached Russian scout aero
planes appeared over the city. watch
ing for the departure of the AustrianS.
When the Austrians failed ID leave the
Russians made a show Of opening a
h jmbardmert. A!thoug" no shells
actually fell in Lerberr the cannon
aiding terrified the citizens. OF wnoM
81. 600 bolted heller SHELTER into tn"
surrounding country.
"The large Jewish community was
particularly alarmed owing to stories
which had been circulated in Austrian
newspapers. Bankers emptled their
vaults and made their escape with the
money. Nobody was allowed TO leave
for Vienna by train unless they de-
posted 5000 kronen at the railway Sta
ton TO show their ability TO meet the
enormous increased expense OF living
in the capital. A deposit OF l'oo"
Eronen was required Tor Tn" %
Budapest.
among the pitiful sights 81 Lem
berg was that Of numerous Austrian
soldiers begging in The streets IGr
bread. Many OF them we're seriously
wounded. Other Austrian soldiers
we're seen carrying their uniforms nh-
der their arms in bundles. which. they
declared. they were about to ourn'
the utter disorganization OF inc
Austrian military administrator -
very evident. The army proved ltseli
an unwilling mass Of m n. OF %hlch
large numbers were delighted TO thro"
down their arms to the Russians.
The Russian army entered Lem
berg in splendid condition and attend
ed bv an enormous provision cram
The inhabitants, especially the SlaVS'
met the Russian soldiers with demon
STATIONS of delight, showerng now
ers on them. ,....,,.
Exemplary order was Immediately
established under Russian control.