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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1914-11-07

MTS. James ayers was VlSltOr u Jne
primary room last Thursday morning.
*x*
The piano, which was ordered for the
school, has arrived and has been placed
in the primary room.
*x*
Last Friday afternoon from 2,45 until
4 o'clock Miss Aver and Miss McEnaney
entertained their rooms at Halloween
party. The Brownies invited the chill
dren to come. A witch was there to tell
fortune of each one, stories were told,
poems were read, and songs were sung.
Refreshments consisted of Jack o'Latern
apples with pop corn balls. The room
was decorated for the occasion by the
children.
Elva Eller has been absent from
school the last two days on account of
illness.
*x*
A literary society was organized in
the grammar room last week.
*x*
Two new members, Bessie and Ralph
George, entered the high school last
Monday morning.
*.x*
The Basket Ball girls met Tuesday
and elected Ruth Adair for their cap
tain.
#**
The report cards were given out in
the high school Wednesday morning.
The students on the roll of honor this
month are Katherine Hazeltine, Eugene
Meeker, Hazel Parker, George Ander.
son, and Elmer Hayes.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02
SV&tOVd Vdlka.
Ruske dspechy ' PruSku.
RakOuSkO 10 dpInB pOrazeno Cd STb0
CERNOHORCI OODYVAJl DALMACIE.
Ruske dSpechy ' Prusku.
CEUNOHORCI OOBNAJI OALMACIE.

male pfjprayeDa q yyzbroJena, Je'
j dhstojDfei prodtlaIi rrpk0u
hkolu IA bojistfcb MaDdznrjl a
nejsou beze zkusenostl ProtI
Japapchm dokAzali rusti yoJAcl,
20 doyedou / tcnkrAte, kdW
jsou spatnt ziycDi DedostatcGne
zas0beDi. Tam We bojoyala yaIka
Depopularni, zde kazdy yojak VI,
me bojuje a jdc do yalky y Dad'
senfn. NEmeckg odpor proti rli'
sktmu postupu jest seslaben q
.zdemoraIjs0yan. Kraloyec, do
neboz se utekIy tfi ntmeckG ar
mAdni sbory, Iezi Gplnt stranou,
a RnsoyG moh0u 10 spokojjti tim,
ze jej oblehnou nebudon Vi no
vice ysimati. Iatim ncjIepM je,
jich armada m6ze postupoyati do
ntmecktbo yDjtrozemi Jest po-
chybno, majf-li NGmci na V}cbo-
de armadu d0statefDG slIn0u, by
se ubranili."
70 70 r0zumi samo scbOu, ~
NGnci a Rakubani syoje porazky
zakrgvajf NGmecky yysIaDec We
| Washington6 rozboyofiI se Y po-
sledni dobe vAIcc u prayil me
| ri jin%m, ~ Nfmecko ncmirze By
| ii porazeno, zc prg ma takoyG
sponsty zbranG sch0pnych muzll
! ze jieh AMI toIik nepotfebuje. To
ge rozumi, ~ neopomenuI ficI a
| nj, zc prayda je ma strane Meme.
cko a ze proto Nemecko Y tetc
l"syas1'' valee zyittzL OVsem 10
gika dtjin bezpochyby budc sc
brati jinon ccstou, nez po neIogl
ckych klikatinaeh pana Bern
storffa. Vbchni dobyvateIt, vsi'
chni vAletnici, ktefl ohrozovalj
mir svttoyy, byIi odstranenl po
dobn$mi krvayymi pfevraty, ia
no jc nyntjM, jemuz podIehne ci
saf ViIfm take, Kdyby mtIo wi
teziti prusactvi, znamenaIo by to
ze Spojent Stdty by byly zaple
tcny do valky < Ntmeckem do de
scti lGt
Prvni velka nmofni bitva ode
Ihrala sc mezi lodstyem nGmeckyn
a anglick}m II IIelgoIandu. Ne
mecke Iodstvo byIo zahnano NJ
1tGk jedenact jeho lodi potope
no. Podrobnosti, ktcrt jsou INA
my o ttto namofni bitvt, lifi, IL
nfmeck6 lodstyo chttlo seyykra
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02
Rusoye zaplayuji Prusko.

Rusove zaplayuji Prusko,--Pe'
trobradsky dopisoyatel loDdgn.
skt "Post' popisuje operacc ri,
skgcb armad We ygchodDim Pru~
sku, prayi, 4 jakymi obtiAemi jest
IsusGm bojoyati, Mu1 pfemahatj
pfckazky pfirodni, Jako jczirka,
moGaly n pod, ktert Ntmci mo.
dernimi methodami uGiniIi Jeste
nedostupntjsimi. Neni zprby, ko'
Iik armadnich sborh ncmeck$eb
cell pffyaIu Rush, snad jest jleb
sedm, mad jen pet Ma 6stupu
yojacl zanecbayajf zbrant ! po'
travn. Rusoyt proraziIi meme.
ckou blteynf farn a jejich taktl'
ka md na Nemce 6Ginek demora-
Iisujici Opevnenyeh poslc IA
fece Angcrappu yzdall se bcz bo'
jc. Grady We v}ehodnim Prn.
sku jsou bezradnf.
Postup Ruska DO yychodnie5
Prus jest BczdoIDy. Dobyvajl
jednu peynost za druhou, prom.
XII jiz ke KraIovci a die poslcd.
nfch zprav tuto peynost jlz do
| IbyIi a thhnOu X Danzlgu Kralo
wee byl pokladan vojenskymi au
toritami ~ nedobytn0u peynost
rovnM TAX jako Danzig. V Ber
line jevi se znaene yzruscnl a 0
byvatelstyo cbysta 80 ma htek.
Take Y IIaliti Rusovf postupu
j vpfcd. Zphsobili rakonskyn
vojskam mnoho porazek a tlae
! ie pred sebou he Lyoyu n krako
vi. Die ruskych zprhy sIovan
/ sti vojaci sc boum a odpiraji str
| lett na ruskA vojska. 70 se tgkt
hlavnt PoIakd, V armhdnln
sboru ntmeckGm, ktery tyofi Po
laci, byIi prg postfileni vSichn
ddstojnici. Jcden rakousIsy sIo
yansk} pluk preset k Rusbm'
Londynsky tasopIs Post
pfinaA o Rusech a jeiich vaIec
ngch operacfch Y Prusku tuto II
vahu:
Armada ruskh jest We stav'
prckvapujicim, z6soby muzstv'
jsou skoro nevyGerpatelnf. kdy
by bylo tfeba, sezenou Rusov'
dvacet milIionh vojakn, ably do
konaIi dilo, ktcrf byIo We v}eh
IPrusku v IIalitl zapoGato Ten
iokrate stal So prvni pfipad, I'D.
rnska armada jde do pole doko
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02
NASE NAvSTEvY.

. Pan Josef ObD0ntka, v do
brych pomtrecb stojici ii rolnik
Cd Weston, Neb., v min. t$dnu
pfiyezl do trhu soutb.0mazskeho
karu h0yGziho d0bytka a se str
zenou cenou byl prg vice nez
spokojen, nebot dostal mad oGeka'
yani yelice ptknou cenu. Jezto y.
Obnoutka ma zdc V South Oma-
ze mnoho pfatel, zdrzeI &c zde po-
nfkud dele n tn pfi " pfiIezIto-
Vt, ,jakozto dloubolety pffzniyec
naBieh Gasopisd, navStiviI mas tez
nasem zayodt, kde mezi jinym
~ obIibenf mu fas0pisy Opet
pfcdpIatnf 81 obnovjl.
y We stfedu minuIGho tydne do
tiskarny naW zavitaIi PIP. Frank
Duffek, znamy roInik \ Dwight,
Neb., . Frank Adamcc y Lbuse,
Louisiana. Jak jsme Cd zmine-
nych krajap1 zvtdtIi, nal6zali se
IA cestG u Louisiany, kde p. DUFF
fek mcskal po 5 dni prohlidkou
pozemkd V okoIi move zalo&ene
vcsnice LibuBe, kdezto p. Ada
NEE, jenz tamnf krajine cd Ie'
tosniho noytho r0ku byl usidlen,
ale nGjak Ne mu to tam neza'
nIouvaIo. Pan Duffek ovsem
special X rodinG, kdezt0 p. Ada
/ nee md 1mysIu podivati se 40
Scvcrni Dakoty, jake asi tam po-
merry panuji.
V minuGm tEdnu velice mi
lie neoGekavane byIi jsme ma
sem zAvodG pfekvapeni nAvstevou
lbyvale Omazanky, pani II, ku-
bovcovG q JET sIccnou dcerou,
kter6, jak ndmi sd6Iily, nalezaly
Sc ia zpdtetni cest6 \ Clevelan-
du, Ohio, do sv6ho domova V Ba-
kersfield, Cal. PAM Kubovcova
dale y Mani sdeIila, ze Clevelan'
du byla nuccna po tfi mesice sc
Izdrzeti sicc naslcdkem soudniho
Flzeni, jcz proti rodine jeji pan
John G. Rosicky Omahy zahhJil.
Pan j. G, Rosicky vymahal dav-
ny soudni rozsudek, vsak pry ne
poehodiI. Pani Kubovcova 4 man
zelem a tehdy jest6 malyml dit
kami odstehovaIa se Omahy
pred q roxy a tn pfi nyneJsi
navst6v6 madnt pokroku Omahy
SO podivila. Take shledani sc jc.
j s mnohymi driv6isi DOLBY je-
jich znamymi bylo nanejvysc
srdeGnym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02

Dale dosla zprAya, ze ~ cerno'
borsk6 yojsko zmocpilo Dubroy'
nfka, rakousktho pfistayu v DnI,
MACH.
Italle pry byia ucbIacholena
Rakouskem, ale m 10 Tnrecko
pry ma sto cbutf pustiti sc do
yGlky prot Srbdm, jako spojenec
Rak0uska o Htmecka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02

sti IN mlby N sytbO z8Je0 na II, |
RI more, ale bylo Y Gas zp0zor0. |
yauo anglickgm Iodstyem, kter6
yyIalo syf torpedob0ree, aby ~
utkaly y Dtmeck$nL Admiral
Bca'ty, nrjmladn a0gllek} admi-
Ri mel yrcbni yeleni a 6diI $40,
j. lodi opraydu dok0nale. Vyslc.
dek tob0 utkanf byI, Ne nemeckA
eskadra ztratila diva kfizaky, ktc.
RI lined klesly Ne dDu, Jcdcn
kfizak byl zapalen q bezpochyby
take utODul. Mimo 10 bylo poto-
peDo nfk0lik t0rpedoyek a torpe.
doborc6, ceIkem II lodi Tato po'
razka jest pro Ntmee zdrcujicf,
protoze se pfesyedfiIj, ze nesmi
yyjeti se sygm lofstyem, kterf
stAlo tolik milIi0Dh, ma Fire mo
IT,.
o Cinnosh Japoncd ma dAln6m
yych0de mnobo se DemIuV. Jist0
jest jen toIik, ~ cbystaji se X vel
kt akci u Kiao-Cau, nemeckt osa.
dy v Cine. Posadka tamnejM do.
sfaIa rozkaz 0dcisafc Vjlema, ze
muM Gzemi q tyrz Using Tau ndr.
| zeti 10 kazdou ccnu, Japonska
ylada probIasila, ze nemd Y 1my-
sIu yyprayiti AMI lodstyo, AMI Vol.
sko do Evropy a prohIasila VIE
chino podobnG tvrzeni IN poubt
snysI6nky.
Srbove jsou ma viteznem pocho'
du do Rakousko- UherSka. Posled-
nj porAzka rakouskgch yojsk na
fece DrinG byla brozn1 Rakusa-
NJ mel pfesiIu, Dicmfnt y5ak mu.
siIi We zmatenfm GtGku prchati
Zpravy lii porazku jako nejhroz.
ntjM v dGjinaeh vaIeGnictvi. Ce.
II GtyFi pIuky byIy pry zniGeny
VysloynG jsou jmenovany pluky
II, (pisccky), 28. (prazsky), d.
| (fcsko-budtjovicky), a 102. (be
nesoysky). Il celGho 28. pluku
zbylo prF pouze $50 muzd. (Pluk
Y dob6 valky ma asi 1000 muz6.)
Jak jiz jsme mnohokrat podotkIl
zprAvy \ bojist6 jsou kusG q spo
RI q proto nem6zeme ijnak, ne>
sestavovati 81 je rhznym zptlso.
BEN. IDA sc, ze tato zprava dala
by sc spojiti Sc vzpouraml ce'
skyth plukd, ktert bud pfeSIy X
Srbhm, nebo odepfeIy prot min
stffleti a byli postfileni ze zadr
jinyln vojskem rakouskym. Tt
bylo by praydepodobno jiz \ TO-
no. ze Srbovt docilIli TAX velikG
no vit6zstvi. o postFiIeni celGhc
6cskGho plukn ostatnt take dosla
zprava \ Rima, ktcrd by sc mohIa
prav6 tfto bitvy tykati,
Cernohorci bombardovali 10
tor, Gemz je vydatnt podporo
valo angIickt a francouzsk6 lod
stvo. Rotor pr}je rozstrlIcn, COZ
je velmi pravdGpodobno, protoz'
Gernohorska hora LoyGen oyladi
seI} pristay j tvrze, lezici pod nj
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POs|aOci Masayk, AIufata KTam$F nebyN zavTazdBnl


vkCh pOprave zmDenych muzu,
minun elsie tohoto Istu uycejnJ jsme telegram, ktery
zasa j&ne sekreAr satu ByaanoH wbIeden seotnin z
doy do spojcn$cb StAt6 pres Perorad Ma naS tee
gram obde jsme dops, her$ dosoynfm pfekade podava
me-
oDBoR sTATU
Washington, 21. npna 1914,
PAN r. KUTAK,
pfedseda Ceskfbo tskoytho kIubu omaze
Omaha, Nebraska.
PANE.
odbor obdrze vAs telegram dne "a lAdajici je
zislen pomtrh Praze prady js}c depeH obdrzenych pres
eirohrad ohedne boufen ce$ch yoakd, popaye eekSeh
. pOltickycb yuded ad.
odbor da instrukce amercktmu kon"lov Prae, aby W.
zAIczitos ale neyti ze bude to mono IN stayaJ
kolnosn zska ntjak6 vem podrobn% mformaee Yede" "
10 yhe.
Jsem pane dct vas
sckretdfe ahtu
ROBERT LANSING, prAyui radce
pondGf odpoedne dostaI jsne ento dop obSahuJe 10
oveh ops telegram obdentho odbom sau od prazSkeho mi
oDBoR sTATU
Washington, u, srpna 1914
pfe,Scda CeskGho tiskovlbo kIubu Omaze.
Omaha Nebraska
PANE:
Jako daM odpovtd Vas telegram odboru m dine "a "p
IA Mdad M zjsni pomerb Praze praydy Jstyeh deI"
q pfcs perohrad obrdnG yzboufcn ekych yohk1,
popray6 Gcsych poicych vhdc0 atdo odbor pada zaro
pro nformac opis teegramn odbou od amelckeho o
konsua praze sd6uif he zprdvy nichz Sc zmuee Joo
bezpotsatnG.
Jscm pane, icte vas
IA selcretafe sAtu
ROBERT LANslNG pFaVm fahee'
pFloze, telegram \ prazskGho konsuatu.
TELEGRAM
Irala bcz data,
0bdrzcno 2G srpna 1914.
Sekretat stAtu,
Washington.
Oznamovanf zavrazd6nf Masaryka. klofate kramhfe
praze nepraydvG Napros} kid pvddh zde Zadne vyznoS
BOUCIIAL
Pan BouchaI Jest mistokonsucm lazc kde 1fad konsaa
no peozen D. Deedmayera neby AZ doud obsazen cele k
respondence Jest zfemo ak oparnG pocna odbo san H
IA okolno ze dotaz yyffdn Lansing pravn radce odoo
statn byvay professor mcznArodnho Akona ma edhe W
ehodnch unvers jest vyznamnou eho povlnos jest ha
tomu aby yazne kris vlada nase nkde neharaza
Nv isne ovsem neoGekva podrobn6 vyvttlen vsn 60 Sc
praze sbGho ale jsme y6dt nevice havnc 60 yo
praydy zprayAch zasttecn posanen Masaryka hoa'"
Kranhfe V naaem telegram uai jsme sova execution lpo
prava) klezto telegram pazsk6ho konma opira zaVrad
assassination doufdmc neeps, go tFce osnoo
mech t NUN Praze nday hrone vec tom j" no
znravy soukromG Tomas Frsch South Onahy "hdf"
kabopram od scstry lrahy, kter} hy ety am a osf
oznamuic mu, 10 diva eeh brar Jan Jnaeh h'er' S"o
eInoho pazsktho pluku, byl pr pTnlm Whofe"l tr~'
zastfeleni ,es ovsem aeela dobre mozno ~ Wn"he
pfcvadh napros% kid - We "''m hoaaN" ''' J'' '''
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02
POmOzte GeSkemu lidu!

npokrok Zhpadu" zahajule tmto shfhu pro hho9 y" y"
sfasn4 Ssks zeni Jak{m zpusohcm pfspevka hnde po"
veno lest polrobn6 povoaui ceskoSlovakeho Nefte'
kfi5. ma & STRANGE h. hule jeh pouao pro y nepo'r'n'l
o ~ nejnesfasnAA ohsti valkF pro teP d'' l ''aR w.
ale wall yseko 60 potfehosa pa hospodarstS keoe No ia
dohyeL ma youu uud neeuon 'olae' mht temssn~' l'
ttslAls vseeka praee staFos hNFffha We p''te W."
M I'm n ! .,aren ! tenn pomAhatl icst nahi povinhaait
vyyoi yelikyeh dsjnnseh udalos nemaaeme ta'as. az
anit nyni AM pe yalee pouts lr'na staa nmahao ~
so nA,ou udraovat e pr iiNoe pr nadel sledfa "se
. - sh ,st,a !. IA asyFra Chicago lesko AloNahska
nn,a yy.aa laeppo pfpesek "a elensN" " me'@eh ~
La sloyan.LsAo Cpr,eneho kfHe co1 unesr a@i f 'aa
s.la Amerieky Ieanlka emaA aee pfisele fu" ''''
:, A. A. ,ln ysehoniu easapsom ktfFe dFNe W. ah'l
y.aF ktil sahAly .rhasi = hope pthpssko - 'seeh
aaati ssmA . t. 49,. .,8., IA
"A !. sv tlantn pasalu hy dopostl kdo paE'nneai ~
sl ,, no,inno.il ssl pfarsat nelslee de sn met
nn.,i rra lneek aamaasnaVamr naslfalN' Nl'sa is.l
tA A. naA elenAt Aalsual sNal nsseel mVtNu hNl1si"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-09-02
: r M a N Y

Cernt ahdanky VA lalo mare pealali areaS apelenea
praluko,ana armAdy nemeeke N5ltsy peNnoa od hfaN'
g. he kershea mSss naea armada raha jest y" heN'
40 ml de rafiae od sfehen boan ptmeese la mil al :"
,prni trons lo m peaenph dueeh sak eaade neeeeka
ralpe po4,ouplla ,k ist tg fes He' IA ma~
udAnu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
Ulster Guns Welcome
Carson, Home to Fight. "
speeIal cab!e 70 rhe AtIanta eeotaIan.

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
BELFAST, March 2O-Sir Edward
Carson, Unionist leader in Ulster
Province, returned to his people to-
day" TO lead them in person In their
fight against home rule, Surrounded
by an armed bodyguard Sir Edward.
who had made a dramatic exit from
Parliament last night during the heat
of the home rule debate. made tri-
umphal entry among his followers,
To the lesser captains of the anti
home rule forces Sir Edward de-
clared that he had done all he could
In Parliament. The time has come.
he declared, for more vigorous and
direct action
Hundreds OF shots were fired as the
Unionist leader drove through The
streets of Belfast and the display Of
firearms was such as 10 add TO the
danger OF an armed clash between the
nome rulers and their foes
Hundreds of members Of the Royal
Constabulary thronged the streets,
but they we're under orders to do
nothing 10 provoke the enthusiast site
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20

READ GEORGIAN WANT ADS.
YOU MAY FIND in to-day's want sd
columns a worker trained and fit TO
DO your work. --------.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
j. s. TOUR|STS|N
SHIP TRAGEDY;
80 DROWN
Divers Recover 30 Bodies From
Italian Pleasure Steamer Sunk
by Torpedo Boat,
peclal Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Cable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
VENICE, March 26.-Several Amer
lean tourists are now believed to have
lost their lives in the sinking of a
crowded pleasure steamer by the
Italian torpedo boat No. Sc near the
Lido last night. An American wom-
an, who was among the surviving
passengers on the lost steamer said
that her husband and two children
lad gone down with the steamer. She
was historical and on the verge OF
q COLLAPSE.
Divers worked with desperate en-
ergy to-day to rescue the bodies of
so or more victims of the tragedy.
By noon 80 corpses had been brought
TO the surface from the wreck. These
included the captain of the ship,
Mrs. Drake and her daughter, and
Mr. Mershenski, Russian Vice Con-
sui in Venice. The authorities ex-
perienced the utmost difficulty in
identifying the bodies -.
Sailors from the Hohenzollern, the
private yacht of Emperor William of
Germany, assisted in the rescue work.
This city was cast into gloom by
the tragedy and the Cardinal Patri-
arch of Venice went to the scene to
give final spiritual ministrations.
Many of those who were saved were
still suffering from the effects of their
tragic experience. Among the sur
Vivors were two honeymoon couples.
The steamer had more than 100
persons on board when she was
rammed. She piled in the lagoon of
Venice and the Grand Canal, among
the chain of islands separating the
lagoon from the Adriatic Sea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
BUCHU PUTS LIFE
AND STRENGTH
IN KIDNEYS
Don't Have Backache, ClOgged
Kidneys, Spots Before the
Eyes-Try Famous Old
y Folks Recipe,

40 more bone pains, aching
back, headache, puffy eyes, swol-
len legs. offensive urinous odor,
diabetes, cloudy urine. or frequent
desire to urinate Try the fol-
lowing. Stop eating sweets or
sugar. Get from any reliable
druggist fair sized bottle Of
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Take
a spoonful after meals in a glass
of water. A well known authority
SAYS this is the best kidney and
bladder recipe, but the only sure
way is for you to try it yourself.
This treatment has cured thou
sands of sufferers where all other
remedies have failed. Stuart's Blu
chu and Juniper Compound won't
make you feel sick when you take
Il. but tones you up. Stuarts Blu
chu and Juniper Compound acts
directly on the urine through the
kidneys. II keeps the blood
healthy. 1t strengthens the neck
of the bladder. 1t regulates the
kidneys and does away with
backache and all disagreeable
symptoms. If discouraged with
other medicines, try this famous
old folks recipe. and be sure it's
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Com
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
BY HERBERT TEMPLE.
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, March 20.-Premier AS

quith will reject the Ulster Union
lists demand for referendum vote by
the people of Great Britain on the
home rule bill Formal announce
ment to this effect is likely to be de-
layed, however because of the criti
cal situation caused by the Ulster
threats to revolt against coercion.
Despite official denials The Globe
day reiterated its declaration that
warrants have been drawn up against
Sir Edward Carson and other Ulster
leaders. They are said to charge
treason" being based upon the in
Cendiary speeches of Sir Edward and
his supporters in Parliament In adj
oition to Sir Edward, twenty eight
other Unionists are alleged to be
named in the warrants
Though the Government was upheld
in the House Of Commons last night
when the Unonists' demand for a
vote of censure against the Cabinet
was defeated by a vote Of 345 to 252,
the usual signs of triumph following
a Government victory are lacking to-
day. Premier Asquith and his coll
leagues are known to understand the
gravity Of the situation and, though
they are certain the home rule bin
can be carried, they are expected to
delay final action to the last ditch.
The Cabinet held a session at the
Premiers home to-day and the lead
ers of the Irish Nationalist party also
conferred at length. The Nationalists
decided to press the Government for
immediate action on the measure.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20

Protestants to rash action. Cheering
crowds, whose shouts of ulster Will
fight rang through the streets,
pushed and jostled to get near the
famous Unionst leader when he left
his automobile.
Captain James craig had preceded
Sir Edward to Belfast. ostensibly TO
keep the unruly members of the I'M
ionist party in hand. but his real in
tention, according to some reports,
was to strengthen the military or
ganizatio of the ants.
That blood Will be spilled in Ulster
is prediction more freely made to-
day than yesterday. Hot heads
among the Unionists are clamoring
for action on the field" They argue
that even II regular soldiers are sent
against them, which is unlikely, the
religious element in the situation viii
work to the advantage of the Ulster
men.
A picked force among the Ulster
volunteers has been placed under
arms subject to orders for immediate
action.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
ISSUE FOR
GRADY IS URGED
BY MAJORITY

Definite plans for raising the $3.50
600 which is considered necessary to
place Grady Hospital on a firm foun-
dation and make Atlanta the center
of medical activity in the South are
being formulated by the ways ana
means committee named at the re-
cent meeting of representatives of the
city Council and various civic bodies
Several plans are being considered,
and it is regarded as probable that
the plan will be ready for presenta-
ton to the gener ! committee within
a month, at the latest.
Most of the plans that have been
preached for raising the money EN-
body the city bond issue proposition,
and adherents of some Of them con-
tend that the Grady movement should
not be combined with any other i'm
proVement or Development 1t up
pears to be the consensus of opinion,
however, that the bond issue for Ora.
dy should be combined with the issue
for the plaza project, and that the
people should be given an opportuni-
~ TO vote on both Of them at the
same time. ...
Mayor for Bond Issue.
The men who are working for The
hospital declare that such a bond Is
sue Woulu nave more Cnance OF DelnE
carried than would a single bond IS
sue to be devoted to Grady City OFF
Gals and prominent business men
have expressed their approval of the
bond issue plan, among t I'm Mayor
Woodward and Councilman Colcord
From virtually every prominent
man of the city the ways and means
committee has received promises #
support. Another meeting of this
committee probably will he held soon.
when the situation will be gone over
thoroughly and details of the plan
for raising the money arranged This
meeting will be followed by general
meeting of those interested in Iae
movement when active steps will o
taken to bring the bond issue propo-
sition before the people and show
them the good that can be accom-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
For rs Cents You Can Make
Your Hair Lustrous, Fluffy,
and Abundant.

Immediate? Yes Certain? That's
the Joy Of H. Your hair becomes light.
wavy. fuzzy. abundant and appears as
soft lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a Danderinc hair cleanse
just try this -moisten a cloth with
little Danderine and carefully draw IL
through your hair. taknA one small
strand a time This will cleanse the
hair Of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
Brewery Men Strike;
Beer Famine Is Near

READING. PA. March pa be n
famine is threatened in Reading and
nelghborng towns as result OF a
strike OF brewery workers. The en-
ployees demand more wages
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
Rescued Captain and
Grew Taken to Port
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LIVERPOOL, MAJ h 2J.-The Leg
land liner Neubern, commanded by
Captain aurenson iich has ar
rived from Newport News, Va. had on
board Captain Jansen and the entire
crew of the schooner Julia A. Trubee,
Of Bath, Me. which was abandoned
at sea o.. March T.
The schooner was bound from New
York to Point Pitre when she was
caught and wrecked in tremendous
gale The rescue Of the crew was af-
fected in mountainous SEES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
$500 and $1,000 Values

We want every man in Atlanta who wants a
spring suit. to come in and just look at these gar
ments that we selling tomorrow for $3.50 Real
y we think they are the greatest bargain in MEN
SUITS ever offered in Atlanta. They are in all the
spring shades and checks cut in fashion latest
style Sell anywhere for $25 and $50 Don't over
look these fellows
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20

many lives were lost, Audiences at
the Vatican were suspended for the
day and a special mass was said for
the souls of the victims.
The Minister of Marine ordered
strict inquiry to determine whether
the commander of the Government
torpedo boat that wrecked the pleas
ure vessel was responsible for the ac-
cident.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
Pope Weeps at Tragedy;
Suspends Audiences.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME, March 20-Pope Plus X
wept when he was informed of the
boat accident. at Venice, in which