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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27

- Inter Der 4n.laae bes aabenz
biebitahIs purbe seftern Rahmittas
cine '5rau psrhofiei, bic ibrsn 9amsn
als anno e. Woohs aus Butler, an..
CAB. Sis purot ongehih in einem
9eItdfi on Der 5. Sirabe babel abe.s
fabt, tpie iie sine 9aille unier ibrem
ManteI perfhpinben lafTen ippllts.
Wuf Grfuhen Der Usborben bon
Greenfielo. g., purbe seitsrn Worgen
su friiber Stunbs Der 20 Jobr. aft.
Jiorman Snsfeep perbdftet. Gr pirb
beftulbigt, in Oreenfklb selessntIif)
zines S.reites sinen Jorbieen permefs
fert uno aubsrbem Gpirituoieu obne
lissns b<rtaufi 5u bnben.
Gie Snipeftoren Sbielo inb
1cgefibart BON Der 2i3ensfommiiiion
enpirften geitern SaftbeiebIe gegeti
.G. Orr. 90. @oroerbera irnb 8. SaII
lpe9en angeblidler gerlesirng DeS
2iBensaefeBes. 1ie 9etreifenoen fol-
len fiirsIit einlcBfarten su eincnt
gaa perfnnft baben, Der in einer
Safe on Der gaeit Sefiten StrnBc
itoftfn,io nlo bel Dem Spirituoier
perihenft ipuroen.
@egen ben Sdnnfipirtb Gbns.
Neber in Garthaae ipurDe geitcril
pom yoli5iften Willer elm Saftbeiebl
lpeeen nnaebIider 8erletnng 0es
ScnnfngsaeieBes er1rarft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
Kurirle Jeinea 1ru(6

I'd sgIsft Dor finiasn ynhren elmer f&perss
Mrnh purd bas eeben etHes Aefferk. Iis
Ner3ie faaien mir, bnb nfttte etyfSigf foffnuJg,
WfnAbdnber haifrn mir nidt Gncli0 fano
Id eifpas, en9 mid fdfnsu nro uclllfaHbia fus
Tirte. Inbre ftHD pcsnnngen uue Der 9rii6 lit
nie tpieoeraeiebEt. o5fpotI Id tdtprre Mrbelt
alc 3in1meralanH rcfrihts. o. faa1 sciHs
Quotation fi1ii. fein 5eiiberIuff IetH Irubsl.
,sh hobe tiidbis sn peTfdaffHe fsfFbt uber noIls
fiinstae MHeinnft gtben, ipis man poIIftnnesas
Eriians erlaneea fam obne rpfrqsion, mein
1ie on HiA. GaaeHs Wi paasn UaIpsaier
1859 WsargeIlns Apsune, Wanasusfan NJ a.,
iiiro Seieeu c,rfefbe anssren, rrslsbs an arau,
Ictocn gle feurcn hietieldt eiff ptben feflcu
ecet meriaiseIts Die ggtoen aue bic Nneft lno
@ssabreH ftneE Operation. 2T.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
6 . bi q I o n.

Gie Gupinston Office fir Sas rGip
cinnatier Gplfsblatt" bcfinoet iidl i'm
BebGuoc Go. 509-511 Waoiion
apenne. slnseigen, Nittbcilungen
uno 8eiteuunseu irgenoiueld)er Mrt
iuerocn bis 10 ltbr 9lbenbs oaieibit
entgegengenommen. SelepbDn Soutb
1854.
- Die Stabt 4ommi1Gre baben
bie geihliiiie Der WiniiteriaI 4i-
iociatton in 9etreff Der Sonntaos.
fhliebunq an bas 3ommittee Des
9onaen oerpieien. - Die part 9omz
miiidre erbielten Elm Shretben bon ben
3spou 8riioern, iaQenb, baB bic
purf &ommtfIdre ibre Qrbeit in su.
frieoeniteQeHber Weiis erfiiIlten, unb
oaB Wtufon 6oipt ais 8priiser oes
Ratbes ernannt tptrb. - Siherbeits.
Eommifidr 6enr nse. SduIer beri6.
tete, bah 9eorQ 0apis tpieber als
Bplt8tit anqeitellt purDe. - Nntpolt
Bert Simmons pom 5hulratb Der.
Ianqte. oaB bic Stabt S29849, Die Iie
oem S6uLrath fhulbst. aablt. Wur.
be Dem &ommiiiGr fir fSinansen unb
oem Stabt Solicitor ibertpieien. -
Die 2naeIeaenbett in 8etreff zines
gono GIerts Durbe bem StabtzGo-
llcltor uberpieien uno Die Qieferung
BON Waiier mad 2atonid rpurbe benz
4ommtttee oes 9anaen iiberfpieIen.
- Observation-Disclosures Senrn 8.
Shuler bat qefteru cine Srbre er-
laiIsn. oaB allie BORING Mathes"
lie in elmer 2otalitdt in hieiiaer StaDt
abaehulten peroen. Don nun an einqe.
ftelIt tperoen miifien.
Trau 2qnss alette, Bittpe
bon Bouts s. aIette unb Ueutter bes
ReprdIentanten eSobn alette, peri6ieo
In ihrer Nobnunq in cSnbepenpence,
Eb.. i'm alter pon 79 cSabren
sSm gircuitaerihte, 9fihter
5ar6efons QbtRilunq, nuroe i'm Sal.
le Don Charles Wbite qeqen 8eorq 6.
Bbilipps. Der Wlditer gpmmiiidr Quz
oepieien, Das @iQentbum BON 8. gIa9
Wbtte su pertaufen. - 2ottie sFerau.
ion er6ielt Die Sdeibunq pon 6arru
Terquion unb Die Ob6ut uber ibr
&inb - Gula Roel erhielt bic Gbe-
iheiouna bon stobn Roel unb beg
Refot ibren Wdbhennamen euler
BinQham fiibren au biirfsn uno muB
er S25 pro Wlonat lInterbdItunagaslo
sahlen.
Helie o. gdlonell perflqQte
gHilIiam q. Galbnen auf Gheiounq.
Dns poar ebelihts iih am %. ssebr.
1884 in puIasti Co.. Miii., unb lebte
tis aam q. December 1913 sufum-
men, fpenn er fie perlieb. DerLai.
Ten tpirb als 9runb anaeaeben.
eireuitrifter 0arbeipn geAab.
nlidie Der Union Qiabt. 6eat uno
Doner Comp. bic RIase ssaca bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
@Odpenberid,t bes Weinnbbeitsan.ts

Gaut bem Wohenbxriht oes fidbiis
idxn 9efunbbeiisamts ipurbsn in Der
perfloiienen Wohe 115 Jdle bon al-
ftedenoen aranibeiten uno 30 2obes-
fdlie infOIss folder 4ranibtiien ses
meIoet. auf bic einSelnen Grantbeis
ten Dertbeilen iih bic 5ur Welbuns ge.
langien 5Gas ipie folei: Dipbtberitis
"a Grtroniunssn unb 3iDei 1obess
fdne; Sdpinofuht 26 Grtroniungen
unb 26 aobesfdIIe; MinbpOdsn 10
ertrdntunsen; G6arla4fieber 13
Grtrontunssn unb Elm 1obesfoI;
Aeu6suiten II GrinntaHsea unb Gin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27

DER beutfht Mtinbaa Dos
aaiierlife GiatiIii!he Amt bat 10,
eten Elm Weri iibsr bic btutIfe 2anb.
ipirtbfdaft DerOffeniliht. bas bi,
boupisraebniife Der RsiGsitdtiitit aul
olIsn Gebieitn Der Qonbpirtbindfi Az,
fGmmsnfobt. Gin Mbimnitt barin III
duh bem oeuifhen Meinbou aespib.
met. Ssint Gtbiete Etben siuor BIN
ieniaen einiaer anberen Gtanten an
Nnsbehnuna erbeblin nah. umfnHtn
ober immerhin nom ben neueiseu
Nufnobmen 1O8. $40 Dtftnr ober 0.2
,. 8. Der 0elommtf!6ne bes Reins,
Uerm6ae her In ber Meael ale aebn
Hahre itdttfinbenben Grmittelunoen
i;btr bic 6cbenbenutuna unb Der idbrs
!t&en Mntuuiantiftt n q m6ati3,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27

cincm Mugen Der s}irsnd 8. q. Ysooie
|& 60, Der bon Molter Mngaert ge.
|Icnft wnroe, iibcrfobrcn uno trlig
bicrbei cinen gcinbriih odpon. Tie
0erungliidte unroe In elmer Troid)fc
mad, ibrcr Wpbnuna iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
3u Gbrcn bes peritorbenen Gaitors
ssrtcorid, 9napp.

heute 9lbeno in Der oeuti6sn
6aae on Der Gde Ger Nsuntsn
uno Saratoqo Str. cine 8eod6tniB.
sSeier 3u GbreH oes peritorbenen Eas
itors sSrieoerid anapp itatt, bel ipel.
der bos foIgenoe Grogramm 3ur
3urhfii5runq fonlmen miro:
9lniprahe: y4aitor &napp unier
SSreInb" 9fobert 6. Soergel
Colo: ylleber alien @ipfeIn lit
Stub" 5ranf Shubert
Sans 5orItner.
slniprade: ~9aitOr anapp alS
WtenIh" ..... GrnIt Wcier
Colo; YGs lit beitinmt in Got
teS Sfatb" Wtenoeliobn
9lnni Golini Senoen.
Gerleiung Ser geileiosbeihIiiiic.
slhiprahe: Batter annpp uls
8doagoqe" . Sbos. Y. Gorotters
Colo; Sci getreu bis in 0en
Soo" Wtenoeliobn
Sans 5oritner.
Wos Gaitor anapp Dem Seut'hs
tbum gtemport's gerpeien lit, braud)t
nohl an 0ieier SteQe nidt Deiter er.
leutert 8u meroen. Gs lit 6esbaIb
@brenpfIidt ieoe5 9eilthen, Iid oul
Iienitag glbenh in ser ceutihen Sale
ein3uiteIen. 8an3 beionoer5 iin0 0ic
Utitglieoer ser ct. Sobannes'8e.
meinoe eingelaben.
gtod, Ger @eod6tniBfeier miro
Serr SoI. @eigeIe einen enQIliteu
8ortrag iiber oas Gbema: .@orum
fonnen mir itol3 auf uniere Oeutife
9lbfunit iein" baIten.
- eSohn 8rotpn, Der an1etlagt iIt,
Mdnme Wuboor peras.paltigt gu baz
ben uno gDparb Stepens, Der beihuEz
biat nirb, eins peiblihe Psrion gsgsn
ihreu Willen qebalten 3u baben, purs
ben BON gountnrthter golB untsr
girgfhoft ZEN 9robgeidpcreuen
iibertpieTen.
- Sn ihrem geTtdmente binterIis5
emma Shpburn Giles ihrer Shpdges
rim anna >. groipn. G. 3. Stepdrt
lit Gretutor.
- ginen GbeTtein erbieIten 5ront
MoQon, %, bon Cincinnati unb 4g>
mes 3ieglsr, %, BON 8sLlepus, Gp.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wm. 2obItrob an &. S9rabe, Got an
Der 19. Gtrabe, 81. 6enrb Gubste an
Georg MeiIter, Got in Der SanIor 4bz
bttion. 81. QD, 6. uno gIiiabetb Sc
fer an War S6Ipb. Got on Der Is.
StroBe, 81.
Wlarn u. Wbtte pertldgte Wm.
I. Wbite auf Sbeibung. 9ds paur
6eiratbets i'm September 1894 unb IoQ
er iie am 19. Sanrar 1914 perlaiTsn
haben. Gr lpirb auh Der Mib6anbs
luna befhulbiet. sic oerIdnet hi.
Sbhut iibsr ibrs pier Sinbsr unb lin,
terbaltungsgelo.
9eore part, 50 Sabre oft, pers
Ihieo in feiner Wobnrns in golo
Springs. @r fpobnte 20 Sabre in
campbell gountp. gr hinterldBt aE=
Ber Der Satin 2 SDbne uno 2 S0dter.
- Hellie .. galbrea pertlaqie
Diuiam 3. galptpeQ auF Sheibung
pesen 8erloifens uno Mibbanblung.
Gr ioQ Tie am 21. DECEMBER 1913 oerz
laifen ha6en.
- Der Muntaipalrath BON Qsip.
port belt aeitern Hahmitta1 feline
monatlIhe 8eriammluna ab. Der
acntratt fir bic Nbfdlle fir 1914 bis
1915 fpurbs abqeihIoFen. Gin
Beidlub tDurbe anqenommen, pondd)
Coupons i'm getraee BON $40S8. 40
tcnaellirt perben iollen. - 8efhloiIen
Bombs unb Coupons i'm getraae bon
$20,013 bonn 26. eSanuar 1914 al
tanselliren. = Der 8pmgliHdr fir
Dffentlide 4rbeiten purbe infolae Ell.
nes 8eihluifes nutoriiirt, barauf su
Ghtsn, bab Sc .StoppiHe 8ores" benz
grbbDben aleih oemaht perDen.. -
Da feline aufhriften unb petitionen
bon ben aemperenaleutsn eingeloufen
uaren. erfoIate 0ertaauua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
Mo& am Se6sl,
Sit ein ansebIides Cpitr Der 1ranb.
fataitropbe bee NeiIsarmet gegir.
banIes i'm Ifsember.

Sohn Reeo, bsK,n ansebIife 2eide BE.
erbist tpurpe. befinbet iih anaebIid
nod i'm itdbiifdxn 9ofpitoI. -
Sein Name in Der aiiie Der Der
Iebten aIs sSohn Raife einsetrdsen.
- Der Srrtbum nuroe am seitris
gen aaee aufaeildrt. Die Joen.
tifi3iruns bon Raife aIs Rssb ers
foIate burd, ben ebsmaiisen Shant.
iririh goporo Usiiol.
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N E IN p . r t.

lie &eipport Sffiee iiir Sas Sin
einnatier @plfsblatt" befinoet iidl in
glu. 339 surt Strafc, geaenilber bcm
Gourtbuuie, iuDielbit Rcnisfeiten, YIN.
5eiscu IL. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 gltinn'
ten gbeuSs enteegengenumntcn ipers
ben. Selepbon Sontb 240t.
8eoaftnis Seier
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Oscar 9rauR.
6 has. @. g d m | b I.
Iranfa q bar.

gbenio lit BEN 8tridbte bos nahs
fiehenoe Runoidreiben heiasfi1t. eos
behersiat ptrben io!Ite.
gineiunaii, Sanuar 1914
nit BEN Qnfana bes sSahres be.
ainnt bas nsu. geitdfisiobr be,
rDeutlhen Tag" 0eienfhuft.
Der 3fpsd Der GsisIlidoft lit. laui
Der geftimmuna Der ssnsorporniioHs
9apiere. olIidhrlih 0eriommlunasr
Der oeutfhen 9ereine AL aeiellitaft'
l;hen uno fpobIthdiiasn 3pe6en stl
peranitalisn.
SoIhe oeutfhe 9er.ine, bic NIT
fieien .3islen uno 4biitteH iibereins
itimm.n uub ni.IeIben su un,etftiibcr,
una forosrn bereit iinb. iperoen lof.
Iiait erfutt. .einsn 9elsaaien All ers
nennen uno bas unien beioefiiate
isormular BEN unterstihneten Setrc.
idr D bem q. Sebruor tan fuelhe.i
1aae bi. nibii. relelmGbiue Der.
fumnluno in Der Central 3urnballs
itatifiHbet) All iiberfenoen.
Soften (geitrdoe. 4ufIaaen u. ball.
iinb fir bic einselr.H 0ersine uift
bami! perbunosn.
Die reaslmdBiaen 9eriammlunaen
finbcn an Itsisn ssrsitao i.otn Wo.
nots in obenasnannier 6olle itatt.
Mhtunaspoll
auaufi 8. gpoe. Qrdiibent
6. 90. gihter, Setret1r,
Qly 01nvrhvoV~rn E-&x
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1tebufahren.

0rnn Snnnnb sSnrrea BON Wo.
SfS &ntbuipdp abenme fpiirnc &c.
fern abenb an Der areu5iing Der
Se@Iscu unb Spcnmore Gtrabe BON
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ltnirr Nsent in SamiIfun III
Serr Gonaro @rnf, 449 Sih FINITE
strake. gca Gel. 476 g., Nome
Ebpne 1881 u.
m6roeriiHe zd)iekerei.
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Sie: ngnt8iidenO oieier apollol
Cine tpirflih f0niglife SteIumgl"
Gr:: yIielo -- mar er StaotSbe.
au.ter2"
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1cbssfoIl; Waumps 5 grtrdntunetn;
Winftrn 4 grirantuneen; 1ppbuss
fitber unb Role i jlpsi Griraniunsen,
BIattern cine Grfrdntuna.
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Tim cine GffAfiRua tn sinem 1as sM beifeH
eebraude man aarafibe gromo Gut.
nine Tablets. agofbefer erffatten o0s Geif
suriid, fuenn btefelbeH Hiht befIeu e. W
Grooes gignafur III onf ieoer g6a6teL
Ekc
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6. SO. Qiibbtrt, GhdBn,.
g. Sd GtnItr E<fref0r.

Das unisrseihneis aommiitee bat
bic giiter unb gsIese forafdltia uns
terfuhi uno bieislben fir rid3.is be-
funben. aaFsnbeiianb am l. Sanuar
1914 $1395.17.
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f)eul(djs Gag. gddIr6aa.
0aiieuberidlf nnb aagfmeiner Mafrnl
an bic Werrint.

Die Grssutipe Der ~Deutfden Tag.
Ueielltaft" BAT an ale Der WtreiHis
suna sussbortnbsn 0ereine naditthtns
ben Ginansaaspeis fir oas Jahr 1913
erseKn iaifsn, Der fit iih fslbii
fpriht:
Ginnab
geitanb am 1. Sanuar 1913 $1213.12
ginnabmm Inn Gbeitsr part 1261.65
8orperiaufis Ginlabsarten 37.OO
Sinien 25.oO
asipsis5eier sprpa. 3uriid 800
$2545.27
4usoabsn 1902
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-24
MEXICAN TROUBLES
ST|RS WASHINGTON
Officials Firm in Belief Peace
Will Result From Confer
ence.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 24.-Adminis-
tration officials today gave much OF
their attention to the situation in
Mexico City. and turned temporarily
from the border at NacO.
They had no official confirmation
of reports that Provisional President
Guittierez had left the capital be-
cause of clash between his followers
and those of Zapata. But they ex-
hibited some concern about this new
complication, said to have arisen in
the affairs of the troubled republic.
and efforts were made to verify the
dispatches which came through Con-
stitutionalist sources at the border.
There were no new developments
in the boundary situation to shake the
optimism of officials as to the out
come there, and all official advices
seemed to give assurance that peace
will result from the conferences be-
tween Major General Scott and the
warning Mexican chiefs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-24
AUSTR|ANS REPuLSE
REPEATED ATTACKS
Dispatches Tell of Russian
Failures to Garry Lines on
Dunajec.
By FREDERICK WERNER

BERLIN Dec. 24.-Desperate fight
ing is in progress at several points on
the RuSSOPruSsian frontier, it is Off
cially announced.
A Vienna dispatch states that the
AuStrO-German forces at CracOw have
been successful in beating back the
Russians and that all danger of Rus
sian invasion of Silesia is at an end.
"A favorable situation for the Teu-
tonic allies has developed at Cracow,
the Vienna dispatches say.
Germans Concentrate.
The statement from the German war
office says: The Germans have con.
centrated a very strong force around
Sochaczew which is described as the
key to the Russian right wing. If the
Germans succeed in breaking through
here the Russian right wing will be
cut off from the center"
Military experts point out that
SOchaczeW is a most difficult point for
the Germans to attack as the Russians
are protected by rivers and their pO
sitions are defended by previously
built Notifications. 1t is pointed out
that a decisive result in this region
cannot + expected soon.
(SOchacZew is near the Nistula be
tween LowicZ and WyszegrOd)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-24
MEDICINE DEALER
IN DIVORCE SUIT
IRY LEASED WHEEL

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Dr. John r.
Hopkins, millionaire patent medicine
manufacturer of Atlanta, Ga, has
been named as defendant in a divorce
action by Mrs. Mckie Bennett Hop
kins. The identity of the ''other wom-
an in the case is concealed. DR.. Hop
kins is the father Of Russell F. Hop
kins, who eloped with Vera Lawrence
Siegrist about eight years ago. At
their summer estate at Irvington-on-
the-Hudson, young Hopkins maintains
private menagerie Of wild animals
for his children. He took out insur-
ance policies for life, health, fire, burg
larry. tornado. automobile, menagerie,
yacht accidents, and finally a black
hand policy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-24
Five Persons Dead, Hun
dreds of Ranchers Maroon
ed, and State Militia Called
Out to Help.
TRAINS ARE STALLED
Heavy Rains Quickly Swell
Otherwise Dry Streams
Into Torrents and Waters
Do Heavy Damage.
fBY LEASED WIPE.l

TUCSON. Ariz Dec 24-With
the greatest force of the worst storm
Arizona has ever known spent, this
section of the state today estimated
the property damage as far as known
at S2OOO,000. Five persons are at
ready known TO be dead, and 1t is
feared the list will grow Hundreds
of ranchers are marOOned on the tops
of houses. barns and wills. and detach-
ments of militia were being sent to
their rescue today.
Two Overland Southern Pacific
trains from Chicago stalled seventeen
miles west of Tucson by washout,
were expected TO move this afternoon
after a delay of twelve hours. Traffic
in other directions has been suspend
ed for twenty-fOur hours.
Traffic Tied Up.
Rain has fallen in torrents almost
continuously since last Saturday. The
lives Of hundreds of ranChers were
imporil0d, hundreds OF head Of cattle
and other stock We're destroyed, and
many towns cut off from cOmmunica-
tion. Traffic is at a standstill.
Thousands Of acres of improved
farm land from Phoenix to the MeXi-
can boundary were under water.
Scores of houses have been swept
away by raging streams. The desert
country today was Veritable sea.
Three rivers, the Salt, ella and Santa
Cruz, have reached the highest levels
ever recorded.
A train ON the No&aloS branch, due
here yesterday, is stalled at OtcrO,
fifty miles away, and the passengers
have had nothing TO eat for twenty
four hours. The S2,0no,00o project of
the Tucson Farms company. owned by
the Magenhcimcrs of Chicago, suffered
heavy damage.
The city pumping plat at Tucson is
submerged. Trees aud houses were
today drifting past Tucson in the san
ia Cruz riZcr, ordinarily a dry bed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-24
Each Boy Receives Toy, Stocking Full Of Candy Apple Or
ange and Neckte, While Girls Are Given Handkerchief
Dolls, Fruit and Candy.
PROCEEDS OF BELGIAN WAR FILMS GIVEN TO POOR
Joy Filled Children Rejoice Old Santa Claus Draws Up and
Delivers Tokens Of Good Will and Cheer to Many Families
-Happness Regns Throughout City.

Santa Claus got into Richmond
ahead Of scheduled time today and
spent nearly the whole day in this city
transacting business.
Got any presents for me to de-
liver?" inquired Santa as he drove up
in front of The Palladium office this
forenoon, creating much excitement,
especial among d flok of young news
boys. Il am going to deliver gifts
to the poor kids this morning and
afternoon and tonight I'll slip down
the chimneys of the rich little boys
and girls
There happened to be 1S7 Christmas
packages to bring cheer to over 400
poor children in the Palladium office
so Santa was told he could deliver
them if he desired to. Sure | will" "
he said, and by 4 O'Clock this after
noon JOY reigned supreme in 1877
homes where little tots had been fear
full that Santa might forget them.
Gifts for ALL
In each Of the Palladium's packages
there were gifts for two or more chill
dren, for poor families are generally
large ones. Each little boy received a
toy. a stocking full of candy, an apple
and an orange and necktie. Each
little girl received a handkerchief i'll
tead of a nccktie and their toys were
winsome and prettily dressed dolls.
These presented We're purchased for
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the poor children with the fund raised
from the proceeds Of the exhibitions
of the Belgian war films, recently
shown in Richmond under the aus
pices of the Palladium.
Mrs. II. l.. Monarch secured the
names of the children to whom these
gifts were distributed today and a
large number of good-hearted women
assisted in dressing the dolls.
Greet Old Santa.
Santa received an ovation in every
district he visited today. AS soon as
the first boy saw his long white beard.
his red costume and his gift-laden
sleigh, he spread the good news as if
by magic. AS soon as Santa would
rein in his prancing charger the
reindeers are being rested for tonight S
work. he would be surrounded by en-
and the delivery Of a gift package at
a home was the signal for an ear
splitting outburst of enthusiasm.
81 though you said there wernt no
Santa?" Indignantly remarked an
urchin of seven to lad of twelve,
when group of children surrounded
the gift sleigh on street in the
north end. Yer a big liar; that's what
you are
II amt never seen him before, Sc
I thought he was fake, the older
boy offered as an excuse.
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Allies Cease Attacks on Nieu-
port and Transfers Activ-
ity in Camp Citations
Neighborhood.
RUSS LOSSES HEAVY
Heavy Mist Causes Cessa-
ton of Artillery Fire, But
Fierce Bayonet Fighting
Takes Place.
By FREDERICK WERNER,

BERLIN, (By Wireless) Dec "a
The capture Of more than 1880 pris-
oners is reported in an official state
ment issued at o'clock today by the
chief of administration of the German
armies. 1t follows:
''In the western theatre of war the
enemy did not renew his attack in
the neighborhood of Nieuport yester-
day. At BiXschoote in the engagement
Tuesday we took 23O prisoners. The
enemy is again active in the neighbor-
hood of Camp Chalons. In the region
of the SOuai and Perthes infantry at
tacks by the enemy followed fierce ar
tillery attacks yesterday. All were re-
pulsed. Trenches which had been re-
taken by us were abandoned because
of the continuous artillery fire directed
against them. Parts of the trenches
had been leveled until they afforded
no shelter. We took more than one
hundred prisoners in fighting in this
district.
In the eastrn theatre Of war we
have resumed the offensive, advanc-
ing from the Niedenburg- -SOldau line.
After several days of fighting we
have rPpulsed the enemy's attacks
near Mlawa. and the Russian positions
there have been taken by us. At the
confluence OF the Bzura and RaWka
rivers there is fierce bayonet fighting.
as result of misty weather which has
caused a cessation Of artillery fire.
The Russians have suffered great
losses. On the right bank af the
Pilica and southeast of Tomazzow the
Russians have delivered a number of
violent attacks, but the Teutonic al
lies repulsed all with heavy losses to
the enemies. Further south the situa-
ton is generally unchanged.
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Daring Aviator Flys Across
North Sea and Drops
Bomb on Big Coast City of
England.
NO DAMAGE DONE
British Airman Starts Out
After Invader But Loses
Prey in Heavy Bank of
Fog.
[BY LEASED WIRE.1

LONDON, Dec PA German aer-
oplane made a successful raid over
Dover today and dropped bomb. Of
ficial announcement of the aerial at
tack was made by the government
press bureau. This was the first time
admitted a German aerial raid, but it
had been reported some time ago that
German Taube machine had flown
over Dover
Press Bureaus View.
The press bureau announcement
follows:
"One of the enemy's aeroplanes
file wOver Dover this morning and
dropped a bomb but no damage was
done.
"a British aeroplane ascended as
soon as the presence of the German
machine became known. but the Eng
lish aviator did not catch sight of the
hostile machine. The weather was
very foggy and cloudy.
The German aeroplane was seen
over Dover by persons in the city at
1O:55 o'clock. 1t dropped bomb
which exploded in garden. The
aerOplane was seen for only few
seconds, when it disappeared in the
fog, sailing toward the North Sea-
Came From Belgium.
1t is presumed here that the Ger
man aerOplane come from Belgium.
having flown over part of the North
Sea and the Straits of Dover.
Dover is 20 miles from OStend the
pc from which the daring German
aN started. The round trip would
entail a journey of 140 miles.
This is the second German attack
against England within fortnight.
the bOmbardment of Scarborough and
HartlepOol having been very recently.