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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
ORGANIZED CHARITY.

The Caller most earnestly CON
graduates the Salvation Army ON
lis extension Of needed charity 70
The poor. and takes this occasion
80 point out the necessity fer dis.
tributing relief through organized
channels. Very largely. indis.
criminatc giving blunders T.
gives too much here, too little
There. II doesn't keep track OF
charity like a hookkeeper does OF
dollars. d0csn reach into the
midst Of humble homes and gain
exact knowledge. 70 our way Of
thinking. during this scason Of re.
tarded activities, all funds should
be- distributed through the Saliva
ton Army and the United Char
ties Both organizations work
along definite lines, conducting
their bcncfaeiions on business
basis. neither lets the heart yet
The better of the head
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
RUMoRED

Late reports Indicate that Rus.
sia is willing 10 Withdraw from
the European war IL GERMANY viii
guarantee. for It's pnrt aud l'ur
kcvs. the unfctlcrcd use Of the
Black Sca and the Dardanrllcs.
~ouc color il lcnj To tins report by
the fact that Austria has with.
lrawn troops from Srrvia. the
Sluv nation 10 which Russia cx-
tended first aid Hut whatever
be- Inducements. we think that
Russia win hardly fail 10 live up
10 her initial agreement 60 stick
io the sangil,nc task until France
aud Eugland ION her IN making
peace It by any caprice Of iudg
nonl The report IL based on fact.
the Enropcnn situation only takes
on more STARTLING colors we are
mot ui al certain that amy nldi
tional prospect OF peace Is Ia il,
Ion the other hand Italy must b.
reckoued with and rcconcilcd tc
the idea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

see the coast ~ England.-and be- aeh-
81 for THOSE coasts above aii others.
n ~ doubtful now II hiT emuattied ic
glons will ever get through The DE-.
Tending line has been heavily rein
forced. with men and munitions. aud
Whai could not br accom- llshei WITH
fainerien superiority can hardy De-
accomplished vita nOmuriDnl inferior
rs. What the future holds D.. happily.
hidden fi0m mortal view, BAT 1niess
an unparalleled disaster shall happen
10 the Rnssiau ifrmies There seems ru
chance for the Tenf0ns. superb aa tIci
are. 10 complete their pfuufHm. irf
contra 10 seems almost cQulilf lfnr0s
slhle Tor Tho ALLIES % hcat tho Teutnn
opposition fiat The best that cithei
side can hope Tor. unless it be- AnotAol
seven wears war is q compromise hnn-
or4bie 80 both Were common sense
instead ~ unyielding pside the chief
authority. peace might not be long de-
iaycd. State Press. IN Dallas News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

fast phose little son has been nnmfd
berlin Paris -Pittaficid 1MeD AdNcr-
flapr
III be- hanged if that fhrciv riuri-
Der hasn't charged me car fare Cor nlf
men well. that's cheap enOnght
they might have come IN taxis- i,os-
ton Transcript
first N1g . had u fude uwaknn.ra
th.s morning Second Nag "H0wF
thaf g. S. = con raps me wild hi.
nlehtstsrf. aW says. CIT up you bum
Hunaio Express
-Whfn tho British attacked Wash
innioa 90 1919 900 the Constessincn had
o. io1te tho ciiF pf COURSE they came
back later" ibid they collect mileage
both waysw eagerly Inquired the Con-
eressman addressed -Fansas city
journal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
NOT IN A DAY.

yhe yonng farmer Is the hope Of
| the Souih. His ideas are not
soIidified BY past experiences hls
perceptions are not bluntcd by ths
one.crop bugnboo.
The growing Of cotton. followed
to III last extreme, can only inean
one thing dcmoralizaiimL or
years aud conditions ~ market
cannut bc determined by the cal.
endar. Wars happen They are
not made. Next year may he =
great cotton year; and II may be
the Sorricsi Of them all.
Disqualification cannot assure
prosperity in one year IL may
not mean the severance OF the
bonds II poverty in two. In the
long run. II means an approximate
degree of rural independence.
Around kinqsyillc, farmers have
been taighf the necessity for di-
vcrsification Their school Of edu.
cation. conducted by such men as
Y i Klebcrg and Charles Flato,
has extended over period OF
vcnrs. And they themselves,
through earnest effort aud will
lingness 10 accept new standards
have bccn responsible for the niil.
lification Of the one.crop iden.
As q result, kingsville * not SO
hnrd-hii as other South Texas
towns. IT. farmers have mixed
animal hushnndrv with agficul-
tnre. They have grown chickens
and have established creamery,
They have written their dcclara.
lion Of independence IN thought
ful labor
IN Nueccs county, the idea Of
dlversliicaiion gains ground Joe
IIirsch. Edwin Flnto aud other
business men have given their
time 10 the new gospel Hogs are
u part Of the program ~ very
definite part But many diScour
agements will bee met with and
prosperity will not come all Ia q
lump These laets must bee kept in
mind
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
BETTER UNDERSTANDING.

Larger spirit has characterized
the Christmas iust celebrated II
has been more IN Keeping with the
idea of soul than the idea of purse
People IN position to give lavish,
ly have given. but less 20 one an
other and more to TIM poor The
horrors OF war business dcprcs-
sion, pridc and luxury dragged IN
he turmoil of commercial rcac.
lions these Influences have hecn
fclt, and WE hope that the awaken.
ing OF the Nations soul may be
more than a passing phase. En-
Iccpt for the children. whose Santa
Claus is Joy unsneRkahle. Christ
mas ought TO mean the iov of Civ
ing TO u greater degree than the
pleasure of receiving
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
APPROACHING PAVING.

There is hardly any doubt that
the people Of Corpus Christi viii
VOTE elnO,uo0 for additional pay
ing. and no more 0pportme cNpen
diiure copld he made The confirm
anco of The paving contract will
mean large payroll just at n time
whcu IL ~ most necessary, and
South Bluff deserves TO BE lifted
oni of the mud Persons opposed
10 the bond issue should under
tako tiip of inspection over
South Bluff, Owing TO the de-
plorahle condition of the streets,
ear service is not at all certain.
but hip.hoois aud determination
will get interested persons almost
anywhere. provided they have
strength aud endurance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
HAMpERED EFFORTS.

tonccrning women and their
professional cndcavors, Max O..
Rell says man will have
friends TO help him u woman only
difficulties pat IN her way by man
20 surmnunt Unfortunately. this
~ irlc There are still many men
who lonk upon women us slaves
as so much choice merchandise To
hc protected Bui the brittlcncss
Of mans opinion gradually give,
way Economic conditions nav,
forced women into the world and
the world gradually adjusts itself
TO The thought in any ease, nc
lasting revolution is worked IN d
day.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
ea,t,sale eoieourt Nuptisls.

ROCKPORT Texas. Dec. Pa very
pretty home wedding took place We'd
nasdny evening no the residence 81 Mr..
and Mrs. q. vs. Eoicourt when their
daughter Miss Ethel n0icourt was
united In marriage o. Mr. George
farksdnlc Rev j. Il. Goodioe. pastor
81 the First Methodist church. perform
"a the ceremong ln the presence of "a
few Intimate friends and relatives.
Miss Clarlcc johnson played The we'd
ding march. The brides s,Nyn was of
white crepe a. chine. with von and
bouquet OF white rosobudr They l'ft
for sahinal O. spend the holidays with
Str. nlrksdaie's parents Their future
home will bee in Rockport.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
CHICAGO YAcHIAAR HlDf
LOVE TO MANY AAlNs
NOW SEVERAL or
WANT I l : WOUNDS ssssnsss

CHICAGO. 49,. ber %
1870 Y, s"ha hros. Lloyd. ,s .9vs 4.
yrsn ,,ss'''.'h 81 chicago ana t,a..As'ls',
kFtnusoa q John Bro. nostsa ~
,ieu'enant governor % ..'vld' ~.
~ a state u conplexl;v ~ ~ VA
lsere IN his affals 81. .~e scaue
Weua"u twice. ane pnls.. = vhen l,
'''e ~. ,'''ra Time he mag be so., ~ =. As
,s',- S.i' IN boston hlne.- - ~
Court. "use'u sase..-.
Lloyd recently won t,.
, ..'.' Of his Minnesota s ~, z; "a.
' '.'.' as 20 Hazel Lawn 49,, ''ns'asa
,"r'is'e. Judge Walker ~ =, ooAast
"Nii Net aside the tso r. Wy 'srrzt
the ground that the w.t. ' ''-sss lt
divorced from John N r ~ ~ IN
than year before aenlo, .iiss 80
~. l"f or'ter or Tor worse = r.
i,'enos OF The former br,se n@ ~
lloyd entered into an aarss.. ~ ~
tn'td marriage 20 he peffo,,-s.' %
enc ~ the statutory yenr ~. .'''1 q -
IAe the union IN Illinois ~ Y 'e;as
promise suit viii De brotsA. e''tsA
these friends ~, ~
The Boston case d. 49,.
MISS Mary l. sullivan i, waya
',''s7, - we woman in he a., -
s', . ior sioe'ooO. and LLOYD AZ. -
i'r thliure 20 make answer n , a.
An order was entered that ass', y. ~
aasessed against q tfuste. 49, -1ss' :,
LLOYD established l.loya $50
property Ftlucd az 81. ooo aaa s'n.'lsi
s''Ii's d. fIini and A,iornsv ~ s''ss
: pio1i oi Lfooltliue Mass. IA -
'd on " tfip around the world n.
appeared recently 10 Chicage ana ~,
TWO months of whirlwiud m~,,, -''s
h'7 hecn married twice ana fr,sa
The trustees u LLOYD in Pa
nave pui tnc case ~ Ia m. $3.50
Court ui Massachusettk -. -.
court t1 rule as 10 tho ius.,r. "
order .hlrsing them To sotfl. ~, ~, ~
SIIiyrt .f fnr coaft drols,. n, N. !"
def was rsm ihe trustees Win n !.
dcicd t0 Uaf tho woman wh,,
h"m"s'. ~" superior court may =. !,
% say A'.w sullivan should bal, !.
heart halm Jaw
Lloyd is brother a n...
Llo'd nue of iiostons wealth,ss, -
DENTS and nmed as a yach,smaa a.
divorced h.s wife in 1919. She y,
N'sF Ma'me Fisher. an actress ~
hr married While be was s,aasu, /,
HAYWARD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
PARAGRAPHINGS

In the early days said the iu.
siructlyo person. they used 20 30 out
aud shoot "a turkey for Thnuksgivlne
dinner An at a. present time said
Erastus pinkley 10 you goes prowliu'
round loohin fah ioosc turkey. you's
liable 10 git shot yohsef Washing
ton star
Hamburg is said 60 be viewing the
war rather glooinlly 10 Germany LOSSES.
the trade of the port now PROSTATE.
may Doe slow 90 recover II GefmRul
wins. 80 ID feared Antwerp may side
track HAMBURG springfield Hcpnbl.
can.
Brother nagg, 'Iiow come de- jeise
% turn Bruddcr Bogus loose t Brother
slack "Oh bis white lawyer proved
an almuo" Judge.
"a SAYS here that the recruiting sta
iions in England refused CO. upccpt
married men as volunteers" Huid Mla
Gabb. aa she looked mp from thc news.
paper "a wonder why that isf 9TH,
married men have htd then hire ny
war I suppose rrowlDd STR Co
Cincinnati Enqmfcr
"is tom oar u road anr "u
.tiuInWInr .tnuIe choose iU.m sau
,hc pi.l puHW AIle eslD.m.u Store
90 ou are uc STOLEN tmn nn wH.
mako IHfshursH pDst
li tcgotuHir. aro as ecuHtIIo JOS annH
.rIrntiat afs tlcN are h.n m1de
un''to m9f NHf' niH1 r@Hh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

The Wholesale Funeral
BY WALT MASON


the buchsFed dead whose blood has stained million
acres no dirge "A said there b. no kind
~ undertaken THEY plant a." soldier where ne died TOR
ever iost q those who love him unwashed nnshafep
star Ink eyed lies. sod above him No
carsifnnn bpsds him stands coroner, With inquest
hoidcn friend tefod the tortured naBds 90 smuoih
the tangled rinees golden These soldiers 3ead polue
t,sy fili with the passing bfsefes me sa
aharpH declntei they're breed some fr pil
eases All the drugs upon shelves cope with
winds mlcrobe laden since dead men cannot pnni
themselves Ven hate 90 ana do some nplain i1'y
dix grave af many yersts o whore men are
thrown like cattle white bullets whine snd virapne'
bursts destroying cannon They heap them
the shallow pit aiicn heroer STARK and cory on
D thn this - the stuff that Call glory
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
Vas WELL AAnnLrp.

The Corpus Christi Caller waa issued
last Monday by The United Daughters
Of the Confedoraos. tho women doing
all tha editorial work and Advertising
soliciting re edition was one which
might wen be used ne a model for 9th
editions ~ local papcfa Evcri feature
~ Corpus Ch-istis social. church. club
and commercial ne van well handled
with interesting photographs a. break
the monotony uf toe much rfHfiug
matter irnwnwcod nullntin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Harry Thaw gave the children
of Manchester, ~ H., ljn pais> az
skates, and was handed a pair
himself by the courts for in this
instance cold.hlnoded murder i
remembered and maudhn wnti.
ment, the sentiment that looks
upon women rs merchandise and
upon guns rs atcnemcnt. has not
prevailed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
.ss.tsI'!s=- IOas, 71lA.~u

man prays Tor something IL no reason
az all that he should have u sent him
IN fact, lfs often something too extra
ordinary 20 be useful that he prays for.
Corpus Christi Caller
How were we e. know that YOU were
Iokingg Hereafter, when yon PRAY. Jet
IL be with q contrite heart and petition
ns for only the kind " weather that
you earnestly and conaientously De.
sire. For be Il known We have an
kinds hotiied up and can dispense Il 90
oNr friends on the coast IN character
and quantity 10 sun Deuisnn Herald.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
Caller Called
ooMMuNns rar lnsA.

Th' police department ~ sceopinr w
casual Warrants rs they reach the city
aud they are being given fittins fines,
but The rcsular yagrunts the habtuOa
az thu gutter who are a mcnac,etr 80.
eictN, are heing permitted to hold their
chins high and syud hv rhls 0andi-
tam should not be liberated The pow
ci or the police department should fali
with egual rAvillty ON an offenders.
Corpus chrlsli Caller
most admirable suagesiinn. that
should be enforced IN ali towns aud
cities The policy or tile police. onl,
too prevalent Ia many elites. OF arreAt.
lne snnie pan devil opt u tmpluymeu,
~ a NagranI while permitting scores
- oeiers, ioafc,s, aud naSletr 10 eath
cr around the street corners "a block
the entrances as nlnces ~ public H.
sort. Is sin and 4 Shame ana Should
not be cotntenanccd or permitted.
reNnS Republic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
= . =
IN WIGHT RAVE eEEN.


Hcnefai Won kiuek whose mAerifi
cent attempt on Paris was hainpered
az tnv isclriens. has been rrilevad OF
al official duties. presumably ON ar
count or poor health Anyhow on,
think inlpreAscs us-it Is Ia easter h.
herorne a hero shiu 10 rcmain one. No
matter how stern the ondeavar. how
brilliant the failure. popular sentiment
uins stale against the loser, cor lna,
nlcuon has No nationality Cornu4
christi Calhr
rhr report o. General Ven Nns,s,
drPosal - hudlN hc'ievahie NsDt
snise reports concetnlng thc hpmilia d
ZION ~ Serman comnandclx hy iae
Kaiser ~ General staf ha,r henn rir
rn'""d That Won kiuek hiss hecn dis
sau~tN ls mcwdihle Tor n was Nor
Nln'N Who lowered above an tnn other
le"dors ia the first m5nth ~ the wnf
u wss that sincwN old man who lee
90 eee Hcfmans up 20 ,lir ~ates OF
laris' and u the commanders % thr
other cofns had kert no with him tbr
HISTORY ~ The war mirht have hsor
's~ie different from ~hnt Il has heel,
80 taf And " thc politlral statcrist,
az herl1'' had not insisted ON the ,.,in
81" WY NNStf effort q force tho ID
Hes along ihc coast ara h-cak thr,,,rl
TO Calais the Inc .nisht have beer
pierced az a moro Vuinerahlc nri.t /,
has heen said. and thtrc ara e,iae,ce
"a snheinn,inlc the story ihnt 4, wa.
Tho Kaiser hinascif who Insisted IN ,ho
repeated aud dasnsntc assaults alnne
the User. Hc wantcd Caials Tor from
l's hat'lsnich's he could on olcas Ia,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

ProhiG;.ionists arr said to be
iuhilans over the showing they
made in Congress. Perhaps the,
haven't counted on the votes that.
would have gone wet Il there had
been the slightest ,langer Of q
drouth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

When Secretary nryan induces
Chas. Schwah 10 dcclino an order
for $2o, 100000 worth of snhmn.
rines. we begin 10 understand the
true Suhlimity OF Crane mice.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Men boast a whole lot Of mascu.
line superiority, hut mighty few
Of thcm are glad that they wear
soci,s instead OF stockings on
Christmas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Owing to hard times. we'd like
10 find New Years resolution
that hasn't been broke.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

The tongue is hitched 10 the
l,caa ~ most cases, but from its
wandcrings we judge IIobson i is
fitched 10 his feet.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Ncptnne's Daughter will find
underiowless an ideal setting. Her
father Dad Neptune, has been a
citizen for years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Blowing ones horn docsn fool
he musician, but Gardner knows
that cenercss isn't musically IN
clined
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

News item Russia seeks warm
water ports And * willing to
go through lot of hot water 10
grt them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

London intrenches, fearing an IN
yaSioni aud Corpus Christi re.
Trenches, fearing the lack of an
invasion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Gocthals wants $4,000, 900 for
re panama dcfcnscs. Premature.
y Enrnpe keeps al il another year,
Panama won't need any.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Newspapers don't invent news
Mas, news is often invented foi
them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
coNploN PuNlsAMeN1.

\ Baltimore nudge has ruivt chat
under certain circumstances. lt be- per
rnissihlc Tor man 90 hoN his wlfos
ears u " also permissible Tor q hawk
to snatch M chicken but the mnb
law that makes for permission in either
instance Is the law OF might makes
right. stll held sacred in other Oitia.
than baltimore Corpus Christi Caller
That baltimore judge ~ clusolv re-.
lated 20 another iusty famous "malc
90 the species" who inndn the pro
nouncemert mat & woman iu her as
position was about like maFc AND
lust had TO be ihrashcd occasionally t
make them do rlghi. We tromhlo ION
them both should the women over ge,
the elective franuhlse and capture ths
offices Dcnison Herald
Roth differed from thar dcnrosi ol,i
gentleman who ever sat upon the
bench In reNns who, IN tine lmpetuos
itN of his auicl, temper. once said b.
the midst of a divorce hearing "pcr
haps IL IA improper 60 announce ia from
the bench, Dut ! believe thar the mo
ment ans IMAM 1assee his hand II strike
a woman, oAod Almehty shgula strike
him aead in his tracRai'' Austin
American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

l. is TO be hoped that old Santa
Claus succeeded in reaching the
Poles.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

When q woman loses her heart
II is often found by the wrong
follow.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Don 4 dcspise the knoeker. op.
pornnity is the greatest lnocker
Of them all.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

lot = wife inrped salt her
daughters have had melting man
ners ever since.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
MORE srAala spuoArloN.

Have YOU ioincd Joe lllfsch's zig
'lessf Aid been shcn Lessons lu lat
pork hN Professor Edwin fAtof Ii
not why not Corpus rhrlsu Caller.
Every farmer aud farmers boy
should Join the cluss Il means more
static tafn population Ter Texas ~ tl,r
fnsore -and The ncar tHturc -.Nort.,
Fort Worth SUNDAY News.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Won, It sunshincd Christmas
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-21
lives With Wife
BUT PAIR ARE silent
Odd Family Relation Dis
closed by Hearing in
Newell Non Support Case
HUSBAND ORDERED
TO SUPPORT HOME

William A. Newell, of No 1925
Chestnut street. was placed under an
order to pay s5 a week to his wife and
child. following a hearing on nom
support charge in City Court today.
Bond was fixed at $500 John f..
Malloy appeared for the defense.
Mrs. Newell said her husband gave
her S23 a short time ago. and had
previously handed her small sums.
She declared the family owes two
months rent and other bills
Mr.. Newell declared he is not work
ing but his family is being cared for,
as his face is good" The defendants
statement that he still is living with
his wife, despite the fact that she has
had him arrested, surprised the court
81 cannot understand the defendants
living with his wife after she caused his
arrest" the court remarked. "Ther'
must have been some trouble. The,
are both young and we ought TO investi
gate and try and straighten matters
Mr. Malloy declared his client still
lived with his wife, pursuant to his ad
vice. The lawyer said he advised MI
Newell not TO have anything to say t
his spouse.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-21
IODAY'S WAR STORY


FRANCE Important advances
made between Lys and AiSne, With
) destruction OF two pieces OF Ger
man artillery. Further progress
, made i'm Belgium and along the
entire line.
RUSSIA.-FOrmatiOn of new
Russian line defending Narsaw.be-
lieyed completed along a front of
3 more Chan 60 miles from the Wis.,
lUla 10 Pilica river. Fighting still
In progress in Galicia.
GERMANY.-kaiser returns TO
O ihe front. His complete recovery
b reported doubtful, but military
s authorities insisted his presence
. with troops Christmas was neces-
g sary 10 encourage them.
O ENGLAND British and French
. warships reported to have bonn
barded interior forts Of Darda-
. nelles.
. AUSTRIA.-Supreme effort be-
$ ing made 60 raise siege of
" Przemysl. Russians declared
8 lacking men and guns bOmbarding
s forts on only one side.
Portion OF garrison has made
sortie in an effort 10 Join army ad-
VanCing PrzembySl.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-21
'Ausfrians Engage Russians in
Attack TO Raise Pyzemysl Siege
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
VIENNA, via Rome. Dec. 21.--A su-
preme effort is being made to raise
the siege of Frzemysl A portion Of
the garrison has made a sortie toward
Bircza and is reported today 10 be
desperately engaged with the Rus
slams This Austrian force is en-
deavoring to effect a junction with
the army which for the past three
days has been engaged with the
enemy in an attempt to reach the be-
sieged fortress from Sanok and Lisko.
The Russians hesieging Przcmysl,
lacking both sufficient men and guns
are declared TO be bombarding the
chain of forts on only one side. Des-
perate fighting is in progress in the
Carpathian passes in the movement
TO relieve Przemysl.
II the sOrtie which has been at
tempted is successful or II the Rus
slams are forced to retreat along the
right bank Of the Vistula in Southern
Poland. the liberation OF Przemysl for
a second time is believed to be as
surod.