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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-21


DEE en- hacer rendirse las plazas.
-jY cree listed, mi gene
raj, que la toma de Amberes in
fluira en- ell curse future de las
operaciones?
No; es decir, moralmente eau
sara su efecto y al mismo tempo
los alemanes podran llevar a ca
DO su objeto, que es retirar ell e.
jercito de observation y asedio
que tenfan ALI paraiizado, y su-
mario al que opera en- Francia.
-iLuego Amberes tiene menos
importancia que Verdun?....
-Tiene mas Importance mo.
raj, pero menos Importance es-
trstegica.
-Seguramente, -agreg6 W.
quiano-el grueso aieman que re-
siste atrincherado el empuje fran
ces, solo espera para avanzar la
toma de Verdun.
-Ademas, -dijo Matilla-esta-
ran organizando perfectamente
ell plan de operaciones futuras:
los trenes de sandal, where's,
municiores, etc.
y recibiendo nuevos refuer-
EOS, -fortaleci6 ell general.
-iQue opina listed de la bata-
LA de Marine, general? La retira-
da de los alemanes jobedeci6 al
empuje de los franceses?
No., senior; este va esta COM
probado; es mas, segdn parece,
los franceses nj Sc dieron cuenta
de esta admirable retirada estra-
t6gica; es decir, que las tropas de
Joffre al amanecer un dia Sc en-
e n contraron sorp pr e n
didos con Ia nueya de cue ell
enemigo habia evacuado las po-
siciones conqulstadas y habfa
desaparecido, Y, claro esta, los
franceses, al yer este repliegue,
Sc dijeron: "Pues hay que Sc
guirlos; van huidos."
-jY a que cree listed que ODE
deci6 esta retirada?
"A haber avanzado demasiado
en- pocotiempo. Ell plan del general
Won Kluck era seguramente a.
vanzar y avanzar hasta DON
de ell enemigo 10 dejase; es
decir, mientras no corriera peli-
gro; ash es que una vez que ad-
tvirti6 la amenaza de ser envuel-
to, llev6 a cabo csc repliegue ma
ravilloso, que hasta ahora es 10
mas saliente de la campana.
-jY que opina listed, mi ge-
neral, jvencera al fin Alemania?
-iAh.. ESQ no es possible pro-
fetizarlo.
He Observable, mi general,
que listed es un poquitin germa-
n6flo.
No puede listed haber obser-
vado ESQ, pues aunque 20 tengo
mis- simpatias, no las manifesto
tan a primera vista.
-jY listed, mi coronel, -eXcIa-
me dirigiendome al senior He
via en- que cree que terminara
este desastre europeo?
-Dificii, muy dificil eS prece-
cir esta ~c0ntienda. Sin embar-
90, sobre la creciente confusion
de noticias, fIotan dos prestigios
de fuerza no fallados todavia en-
momentoa lguno: ell del ejercito
aleman y ell de la escuadra ingle-
So. Els de Greer, por 10 tanto,
que cualquiera que sean las con-
tingencias, esos prestigios Sc han
de conservar incolumes. 70 con-
sidero invencibles al ejercito ger
mano y a LA escuadra inglesa.
Podran no veneer pero Tampa
co seran vencidos. Ambos queda-
ran en- condolences de lucha GUAM
do sus adversarios Sc hallen ago
tados y Sc %impondran m1us
mente una transaction cor per
iuicio de los demas beligerantes
y neutrales.
Todos estuvieron conformes con
las palabras del coronel Hevia;
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Dc Ia Guerra

uGE ! c.
me de su aserto. A este prop6'
sito recorde que D. Julio Amado,
ell pulcro diputsao, gerente de La
Correspondence MilitGr, me ha.
bfa hablado hacia pocos dias de
I'm comite tecnico-militar que ipa-
ra estudiar la guerra y dirigir To-
gicamente la information que de
ella publica dicho peri6dico Sc
reunia todas las tardes de cinco
a ocho en- su reduction. Fran las
cuatro y media y 20 estaba esta-
cionado en- la Gale de Cedaceros,
esperanto un trsnvia. Salt6 en-
mi mente de ir a La Correspon-
dencid Mitita1', de conocer ell Jul
clio del comite, y en- vez de subir
al tranvia que me trajera Prem
sa Grafca" cogi I'm destartalado
milor que me llev6 "a
-Cochero: pasaje de IL Alham-
bra, l.
900
Ell ilustre general Ban1s, pres
tigio estratega, que brilla en- ell
cuerpo de Ingenieros, preside la
reunion. Ante ST, a guisa de
carpeta, tiene un atlas, al traves
de los lentes sus ojos azules in
quieren las lineas quebradas de
los pianos. Su dedo indice mar
ca por Ia frontera austro-rusa. A
vanza; llega a Cracoyia y ALI Sc
detiene, y entonces ell general,
con su persuasive y carinosa SON
risa, hace una observation. h
captain Jevenois, gentil artillero,
ayudante de S. NJ. don Alfonso,
escucha con complacencia la in
dicaci6n del general. Discuten I'm
breve momento, y al fin, Jeveo-
mis-, anota en- sus cuartillas infor-
madoras Ia observation del Jefe.
Este captain Jeveonis es joven,
recio, de origen belga. Al hablar,
SUI lengua medic extranjera tro-
pieza y Sc enreda con las erres.
A Ia izQuierda del general esta
acomodado ell joven y enjuto ca
pitan de Estado Mayor, senior
Uzquiano. De vez en- vez tiene Ia
amable galanteria de asesorarme
mostrandome su plano. I've US
ted? Aquf Verdun ha quedado
aislado del frente frances y es-
t& sitiado y envuelto."
Ell coronel de artiIleria, senior
Hevia, asiente a 10 dicho por el
captain Uzquiano. Frente a noso-
tros conversaban ell captain de
corbeta, senior Carvia, y nuestro
cOmpanero ell simpatiquisimo Ma
tilla. Continua Ia session. Cada
tecnico lee su trabajo sobre los
dltimos acontecimientos. Ba-
nus presto su conformidad o des-
liza sus reparos.
De vez en- cuando penetra en-
la habitaci6n ell senior Amado; ha-
&c una pregunta, da una noticia,
nos dice unas palabritas y Sc va;
pero ahora trae I'm telegrama y
todos los ojos Sc clavan en- ell pa
pelito azul.
va Sc ha rendido Amberes.
La noticia estaba descontada;
pero no por ESQ deja de causar
su efecto. Hay una inmensa y
noble piedsd para Belgica, pero
luego surge la admiration por ell
ejercito imperial.
Mi general, -pregunto 20 a
Ban1s, y ic6mo es que los ALA
dos no han acudido en- ayuda de
Amberes?
-Ya fueron los ingleses con
5000 hombres.
-Poca ayuda ha sido, y no creo
que 10 mismo que han podido me-
ter csc escaso contingente de de-
fensa, pudieron entrar ciento o
ciento cincuenta mil hombres.
-IAh, ESQ desde luegol
-iY como Sc explica listed que
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CEENCIAS oCULTAS.

La Gran Magia %Suprema. 5 $50
Enchiridiones, Grimorios y
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La Gran Varita Adivinado-
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FL Dragon Rojo o Ell Arte de
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tie estVdio sobre ocultis-
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Clavicula del Rey Solomon. =, 0.25
Ell poder del pensamiento. Su
dominic V su cultura. Obra
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ENSENAEZA.

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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La Voz de Ia NatUraleza. Co.
lecci6n de hermosas histo-
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Manual de agricultural Y ga
MADEIRA. Obra indispensa-
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por don Hilari6n Eslava..y 90
Primera parte de Eslava.. 1870
Segunda parte de Eslava. -, go
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Her.. -. -. -. ...v LOU
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de venta en- Ia Liberia De IGNAClO Z. LOzANO.
L MEgoR suRTEpo YLA QUE yENDE MAS BARAgo.

@AaaD1AO4 a.. @RA La Q@ THEME N"R NRHDOz QUE EOE HHN70
LOS pEDpos Sc DawAcHAN Pa cORREo CON Los GMTsP AGDos Ell msMoD D QUE Sc EoBE LA omE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
,Repnbllcan. May H.,

tRepubiican. May l2.)
Dewey Cell was reported on the
sick list Monday.
j. F. Sabraw spent Monday and
Tuesday transacting business at Ma
poleon. -
G. A. Lenhart returned home Sun
day evening from a weeks business
trip to Fisher.
The addition being by built W. L.
Yeater to the old West residence is
up and enclosed.
H. w. and Mrs. Allen and 7. P
Lee were visitors here from Brad
dock Yesterday afternoon.
Grass is fairly jumping out of the
ground. Several about town have
given their lawns the first moving.
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Aldo
West did shopping in the Capital
City Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Chas. Porter went down to the
county seat Saturday evening to
place his bid on some concrete work
TO be done in that city.
| The new road drag recently pur
chased by the township board VIZ,
given its first tryout last Friday OF
the Hazelton streets. The drag is ,
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in attendance. This should be as
peciaIly true of the Braddock people.
Let all that can possibly do so &C.
company our warriors to Tom Kel-
Iy's town and show the Old Roman
that we have not only got the play
ers but the fans to back them. and
as Manager Baxter said: I'VE will
make them watch our foot
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

o'clock supper was served at the
Cook Avenue hotel and this was fol-
lowed by more dancing. The treas
urv of the base ball team is richer
by several dollars as result of the
function and those who attended re-
ceived more than their moneys
worth.
The Goodridge-Ca Lumber Com
pany has just published a bulletin on
hog cholera. and have sent bunch
of them to Local Agent G. H. Hama
walt for distribution among the far
mers. The bulletin gives consider
able information relative to the
symptoms. cure and prevention of
this dreaded disease. as we'll as some
very good articles on the subject by
noted stockmen and veterinarians.
The company is DESTROYS that every
farmer get a copy of this special
number which can he procured free
OF charge from Mr.. Hanawalt at the
Hazelton yard.
Last February this paper made
the positive assertion that the Hs-
zelton creamery would be started
this spring, and at that time every
thing looked rosy for an immediate
activity in equippinR the plant and
getting into running shspe before
May lst. But the best laid plans
will sometimes fail to materislize
and that's just what happened to
those promoting the local enterprise.
Difficulty in getting the consent Of
stockholders TO levy an assessment
on the stock was a decided draw
back and the stockholders also re-
fused to sell their shares for what
they were worth. so that the local
boosters had to "lay down" on the
proposition for a time until more
plans could be worked up. Now,
however, things are coming their
way. A good many shares have
been bought in--enough 30 the in
terested parties are safe in going
ahead and actual work of hitting
up the plant is we'll under way. The
engine and boiler nave been over
hauled and put in first class run
ming order, new cement floors have
been laid. ice box constructed and a
goodly portion of the machinery
here and at the present time is being
installed. The building is being re.
painted and when the time comes to
start the plant the equipment will
be better than before the fire two
years ago.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

steel affair modelled somewhat after
the split log drag. and does very eff
fective work.
H. 0. Batter and son. Herman, jr.,
left this morning for ST. Louis, Mo-,
where Master Herman will be treat
ed by specialist for his injured
limb.
A.. j. Sherman and wife. also j.
Carmody and a gentleman whose
name was not learned. autoeu over
from Napoleon yesterday afternoon
and visited here short time.
An item which escaped our atten-
ton last week was party given IN
honor of Mrs. Miles-mother of Mrs.
A. L. Geil-by Mrs. A. E Klabunde
at her home on Tuesday evening,
May 5th.
N. l. Roop and Joseph Smith went
to the Capital City last week. where
they visited the formers sister, Ha-
eel. who was critically III with
typhoid fever. The young lady 10
reported to be improving.
The Farmers Union held a regu-
lar meeting last Saturday afternoon
at which time a total membership of
over l4O was reported. The Union
will hold big meeting on Satur-
day. May 18th. which will be of q
special nature and at which time it
is expected large number of men,
bers will be added to the roster.
Attention is called to the fact that
all stock is nov supposed to be shut
within pasture. corral or other
place where they cannot destroy the
growing crops or do other damage.
There has been some complaint late
iy of stock runn,n at large and
Fostering neighboring farms. Every
one should look after his fences and
see to it that his stock is kept with
!, the proper sphere.
Last Sundays rain brought keen
disappointment TO the fans of both
Hazelton and Braddock. az it pre-
vented the opening Of the base ball
season on schedule. However, the
game will be played here next Sun.
day. weather permitting. and in the
meantime the two clubs are taking
advantage Of the extended time tc
get in some good practise. 80 that
next Sunday they will be in pretty
good hape to give the fans their
moneys worth.
The dance given at Zrbes' hal
last Saturday evening for the bene
fit of the Hazelton base ball clut
was one Of the most e ,joyahle eventl
held in Hazelton for many moons
and was attended by supremel.
jolly crowd of about fifty couples
The early part of the evening wa
given to the regular Saturday even
ing picture snow, which was also
part of the base ball boys entertain
2 ment and which drew large crow
, Of spectators. The pictures show
were Of the same high class whic
Mr.. Zirbes has always thrown on tn
: screen and met with the hearty az
8 prevail of all. Immediately afte
n the show the musicians started !
a and the real time began. At twelv
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.BRADDOCK BREVITIES.


iNeWh may f.i
Contractor Jones of Hazel,Un was
business caller here Friday.
M. P. Kaiser was Bismarck and
other pu,nts business caller Monday.
Lura Glines and Fay Dcerschlag
were Kintyre visitors over Sunday.
|. L. Scroggln returned on Tues
day from business trip 10 Bis
marck.
Geo. Naramore and wife and Mrs.
Lund autoed to Steele Wednesday
where the two ladies' took the. train
for Grand Forks on visit.
Lieut.. Tom Mccormick accompa-
MED his brother. Jim. down from
Bismarck on Friday for one days
visit. He returned to his home
Saturday bv freight not having the
wherewith to travel otherwise.
Steele and Kintyre will cross bats
on the Klntyre diamond next Sum-
day. May 18th. Steele won the last
game by narrow margin. so this
promises to be lively contest.
Game called at .2:30.
A number of BraddocK people
took in the dance at Hazelton SatUr.
day night. The dance was given for
the benefit OF the Hazelton base ball
team and those in attendance report
an enjoyable time
The editor has been rather TO the
bad the past week or two. caused
from several reasons. and we have
come to agree with Frank Crane
when he said: Whatever lowers
you in your own eyes. whatever
makes you feel like sneak. what
ever causes you to hate yourself,
whatever you would crlnge to tell
an honest man or good woman.
and whatever in the light of the best
you know strikes you as cowardly.
that. to you, ia hell"
]. P,uvius put an elegant stop to
the ball game scheduled for last
Sunday between Braddock and
Hazeltnn on the latter's ground.
Arrangements have been made tC
have the game played Sunday May
18th at Hszelton, with q return
game here week from Sunday
While Manager Baxter intends t
bring home the bacon if possible buI
the fans should not be discouraged
if it should happen otherwise. Ha
zelton will as usual put up goo'
article of ball and make Braddocl
exert itset to their utmost to uphol'
the dignity of the uniforms the.
wear. Billy Baxter will have charg
of the playing end of the Braddoc
team. and all the teams wishiD
games with Braddock should CON
munciate with Mr.. Baxter. ia!
Mccormick who was elected has r,
signed for reasons too numerous I
mention; but he will be one of tn
rooters for the home team and II
and attend every game they play an
tell the story in The News as he sc,
it. Being the first game of the SCI
son a large crowd will and should |
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

Don't forget that E. H. hardt sells ono
Of the finest and absolutely the best
Motor Cycles made. II is the cheapest
travelling vehicle made. with pleasure.
comfort and speed included. Call me
up at my expense.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21
Town Lots for Sale.

| have some choice town lots in
all parts of the city that are for sale
ut reasonable prices. Amply TO
F. FRANKHAUSER.
Linton, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

LA. Schipfer, M. d., Diseases If
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-Adv'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

Call on Charles B. Carley, County
Judge, for Final Proofs and Filings.
ADV
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21
HARTFORD ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Record. May 49,
MIR. NJ. B. Morford and Mr.. Sargent
have heed catching some nice fish this
spring.
The weather has not warmed up much
at the present writing. The nights arc
quite cold yet.
Mrs. Hughes and two children are still
at Mr.. Linderman's. Their home is in
South Dakota.
Miss AlIlc Llnderman and Mrs Hughes
were on. for buggy ride one day last
week, and called on some Of his neigh
bors.
The farmers are getting the ground
ready to plant corn. BY the time this
60 to prin, some will have their corn
planted.
MIR Lindcrman's family have had a
siege with the mumps for some time bu,
arc getting along Mcely now. although
the children have been quite sick.
The stork visited the. home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Maushund and left them a
nice little girl. The little miss arrived
on the 10th Of May. and expects to take
up her abode with them. Mother and
child doing nicely.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-05-21

You should see those new ready
made dresses at the Linton Bargain
Store. All new styl IS; don't miss
the Tango styl..-AGv.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-15
CHANGE OF VENUE
MAY BE SOUGHT

Dame Rumor. aided by authentic
sources. yesterday had 1t that Coun-
ty Road Superintendent D. NJ. Clark
would ask for a change of venue
before many more days had flown
by in the proceedings which charge
him with grating out OF the county
road fund. 1t was expected that the
request for a change OF venue would
be filed sometime yesterday but the
postponement of arguments upon
the defendants demurrer to the FIVE
informations led to a delay in the
other developments.
If Clark procures three signatures
to a petition he can get the change
of venue upon the grounds that the
Judge is biased or that he cannot
expect to receive a fair trial in this
county.
In the former event. Judge Smith
would be disqualified from presid-
ing at the trial ard if the petition
was based upon the latter assertion
the case might be transferred to
another county