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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26

leglych, jak m6wiono, a W RE
czywistosci - by dae moment od-
poczynku zonierstwu - ale
sprzynlierzerri odmowiH j walke
wznowili z furya tenn wieksza,
prac na nieprzyjaciela z nieodpar-
ia siia. Poiozenie wojsk niemiec-
kich ma bye W calem tego slowa
znaczeniu krytyczne: w Belgil
kraju doszczetnie wyniszczonym
ME maja czego szukac, sam lua-
nice ich prawego skrzydaa moze
bye latwo odciety cd reszty wojsk
niemieckich, a wowczas wojska
te, ably ME bye ogarniete przez
sprzymierzonych, musialyby sic
cofnac do Holandyi, gdzie z Po-
wodu neutralnoSci kraju tego -
musialyby sic Gale rozbroic. ze
sprzymierzeni mad morzem stale
postepuja, jednoczesnie siegaja
" giab ladu - dowodem, re mia
sta Roulers OosDurg zosta1y
przez Mich zajete, a obecnie An
glicy maja juz sama Ostende
bombardowac, poniewaz jak sic
okazuje Niemcy ME ustapia niej
dobrowolnie: Anglicy chcieli osz-
czedzic miasta, ale zdaje sic be-,
, die to niemozliwe. Obecnie je---
dyne punkty SLIME jeszcze trzy--
name przez Niemc6w W Belgii to
twierdze Leodyum, Namur Ii
MIA laczaca owe punkty.
Berlin, 26 pazdziernika. - Ra-
port niemiecki ogiasza: Wielka
arnia niemiecka sforsowala przej
Il
scia mad rzeka i kanaiem User
pomiedzy Nieuport i Dixmuide
day ma poludnie, W okolicy Y
pres wojska niemieckie pra sill
ME W poiudniowym kierunku
pokonaiy obrony angielskie, bio
rae do niewoli 500 zolnierzy sc
oficerami pufkownikiem. Urzad
wojenny zaznacza, IL rozklad ar
mil niemieckich W Belgii Fran
cyl ulegi kompletnej zmianie: ar
mia gen. v. K1ucka, o ktorej So
dzono, IL jest W Belgii. zostaaa u
trzymana we Francyi mad rzeka
Aisne, a W Belgii dowodzi obec-
ME W. ks. Albrech Wuerttember'
ski. Armia ia, iaczac sic e
skrzydiem prawem we Francyi
siega mad rzekami Somme i Ais.
ne W Argonie; tu dowodza gen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
NCY PR EKR0C R

przeniesiona zostaia do Belgii ma
skrzydio prawe. Francuzi znacz-
ne poczynili postepy ma calem po-
eraniczu pozajmowali wazne prze
lecze przejscia w goraeh Wo-
gezach zajsIi miasta Thann i Alt
kirch, oraz doliny Monasterska i
Weserska, wraz przelecza Ma
'ryi. Postepy to wcale znaczne. o
oblezeniu przez Niemc6w alzac--
kofrancuskiej twierdzy Belfortu
mic ME wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Walk ma Wschod-
MIN Teatrze Wojny
Bitwa mad Wisla.
Dalsze Szczeg6fY.

Petrograd, 26, pazdziernika. =
Bitwa pod Watszawa zwycieska
dla Rosyan ma caiej linii znusi-
la nieprzyjaciela do odpadniecia
ma przestrzeni aprzeszfo 50s mil cd
Wisiy j stolicy Krolestwa, a woj.
ska niemiecko-austryackie So da-
lei w ciagiym, odwrocie. Niemcy
probowali utrzymac sic ma Ii
mach rzeczek Rawki Skierniew
ka, ale zostai wyparci pozycyi
tych, przyczem miasta Lowicz,
Skierniewice j Rawa zostaly zdo-
byte przez Rosyan atakamisna ba-
gnety. obecnie Niemcy So W Ra-
domskiern, ma poiudnie cd Pilicy,
a ma p6inoc cd tego dopiywu Wi
sly cofaja sic mad Warte rzeke,
| gdzie prawdopodobnie zamyslaJa
sic ufortyfikowae. Nien1cy znacz,
ne ma drodze tel sprowadzili po-
sikh, sciagajsc przedewszystk
tkawalerye austryacks z polnoc-
nej Galicyi, a natural kra!u lest
sta lekko falista sprzyja ich dzia,
laniom obronnym. Rosyanie z"a
czne wzieli zdobycze, sporo len
"a i armat.
Bitwa ped r1donskiem.
PetrogrAd, &c pazdzierlilla. =
Donosza arszawy,, zeuesRcerlt
bitwa krwawa toczy sic W Ra-'
domskiem ma iniach ma poludnit
cd Pilicy, gdzie sic Niemcy {
wiele silniej trzymaja, niz sig
trzymali ma polnoc cd Pilicy. TT
Niemcy So wspierani przez All
stryakow z Galicyi. Rosyanie usi'
lowali sforsowat przeprawy mac
Wisla onaprzeciwko twieFdzy Den
blina-Iwangorodu, ale ME udalc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Walk we Francyi.

Paryz, 26 pazdziernika. - Ra
porty wojenne przyznaja, IL Me
mcy sforsowali przeprawe na
rzece User pomiedzy Nieuport i
Dixmuide daza zwolna W polu-
dniowym kierunku, gdzie i'm je-
dnakowoz zastapily droge juz sill
ne wojska sprzymierzone i da--
del ich ME puszczaja. Walki tu Ia
ca sic z linia walk ma ziemi fran
cuskiej, mianowicie W okolicy Lii
lie, gdzie wciaz boj sic toczy z ME
zmniejszajaca sic zadnej strony
energia. Wszystkie ataki W tel
stronie zostaiyi zwyciesko od-
parte (los Lille znow ME jest pc
why = ostatnie doniesienia glosi-
ly, re miasto zajete przez Fran
cuz6w); dalej linia walk posuwa
sic w okolice scissors Craonne,
oraz pomiedzy rzeka Oise ar
gonne, gdzie w lesistych pa
gorkowatych okolicach Niemcy
maja trudne bardzo ataki dlate-
go cofaja sic powoli ku polnocy.
w kilku punktach wojska francu-
skie posunely sic ma polnoc, wy
pierajac nieprzyjaciela. w CEN
trum walka polega glownie ma
dziaiowym ogniu i ostrzeliwaniu
wzajemnem pozycyi - wojska tu
lea cd przeszlo dwu tygodni bez-
czynnie faktycznie j So znuzohe
ta bezczynnoScis, ale zadna stro,
ma widocznie ich ruszyc ME chce
obawiajac sic ryzyka = bo SHY So
r6wne pozycye trudne, dopoki n7
prawem skrzydle niemieckiem q
francuskiem lewem sytuacya wy
razniej sic nie zadecyduje. Ma
prawem skrzydle francuskiem oc
dni kilku znac slime ozywienlt
walk = Francuzi tam zeszli z po'
zycyi obserwacyjnyeh ma Pogra
Eniczu alzackiem i wkroczyE pono
wnie do Alzacyi niemieckiej, zda
je sic korzystajac teGo. Il czes(
lwojsk niemieckich z tel stronN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Walk ma Zachodzie
EurOpy.
Niemcy przekrO-
czyi User.
-ondvn- Is naidziernika.

Londyn, 26 pazdziernika. -
Niemcy odnieSli niezaprzeczony j
wazny sukces ma zachodnim tea
trze wojny: mianowicie udaio sic
i'm przelroczyc rzeke User, mad
ktora cd dni llilku najstraszniei-
sze walki sic toczyly. Rzeka ia
Jest w Belgii uchodzi pod mia
stem Nieuport do kanalu La
Manche, mad ktorym ley szereg
caly waznych portow francus-
kich. kt6re Niemcy risiiuja zajae,
by z nich zsgrazac Anglii jej o.
kretom ma kanale. Jednakze lilko-
dniowe walki mad ujsciem rzeki
User pod Nieuport wyPadiy
zwyciesko dla sprzymierzonych,
kt6rzy tam wszystkie swe pozy-
eye utrzymali, nora zaS lzelsze
statki angiels<ie francuskie
wspomagaly ladowe wojska og-
MEM dzialo%ym TAX silnyn, Il go
Niemcy ME wytrzymali w tel
stronie cofneli sic z wybrzeza
wgiab ladu: tu W punktach gdzie
wojska sprzymierzonych byiy
mniej slime j liczne, udalo sic Me
neon przekroczyc rzeke. Mimo
to mad uJSciami rzed mad wy
brzezem morskiem So wciaz woj-
ska angielskie, belgijskie fran
cuslIie j Niemcy do port6w fran
cnskichisie ME dostana ME poko--
nawszy wojsk tych, co sic zbyt
prawdopodobnem ME wydaje
Tymczasem bowiem prawe skrzy.
do niemieckie wciaz sic ugins
ku wschodowi polnocnemu. Me,
mcy trzymaja jeszcze Ostende, a.
lie zdaje sic Il W nied4ugim czasit
beda musieli ia ewakuowac, po
niewaz sprzymierzeni zbyt So sill
nj ma wybrzezu, ma ktorem mad
to wspomagaja ich dziaia okre
tow angielskioh francuskich. :
Straty Niemcow maja bye olbrzy
mie. W sobots komenda nierniec
ka prosiaa sprzymierzonych 0 "a
wieszeni broni, by pochowae po'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Szczeg6ly Walk
W Kr6lesiwie.

Petrograd, 26 pazdziernika: =
Me dajace sic dostatecznie stwler
die doniesienia utrzymuja, IL
w bitwie pod Warszawa byf przy
ar1nii osobiscie ces. Wilhelm w
czasie odwrotu wojsk swoich ce-
sarz omal ME dosta1 sic do niewoh
ale uratowai sic tenn, IL przesiadf
sic W ostatniej chwili z konia ma
automobil, ktorym pospiesznie
odiechai zagrozonych pozycyi.
- Stosunkowo niewiele jencow
bierze sic W walkach obecnych, co
sic tl6maczy wzajemna nienawl--
scia zawzietoscia wojsk: zatoz
tenn wieksza liczba rannych "a
bitych; straty niemieckie maJa
bye olbrzymie, a jak juz obllcza-
no, podaja je ma a5O,OOo ludzi @
w jednym epizodycznych spo-
tkah pod Raszynem Niemcy sill
ME bardzo okopali sic w leslie u
stawili tam swe baterye, Rosya--
ME las otoczyli i podpalili, po--
wodujac panike wsrod zolnierzy
niemieckich - ktorych nadto pra-
zono ogniem dzialowym: W leslie
tym ponad 1000 Niemcow wygi-
nae miafo. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26

.licyi, W pozycye, obrane przez sic
"a najlepsze mad Wissa. Az
tax daleko .wpuscii Niemcow,
ktorzy byli pewni, re Mo-
skale Warszawe poswieca j O.
puszcza, jak too tenn byiy CLOS
ne przypuszczenia a nawet zape-
wnienia. Tymczasem Rosyanie
zajeli niezdobyte pozycye ma pra-
wynn brzegu Wisly, Niemcy by
Ii pewni, IL Warszawa bedzie i'm
najiatwiejsza zdobycza, a nadto
spodziewali sic, re ludnosc przy-
vita ich otwarterni rekami; sa-
dill tez, IL Rosyanie bronic sic
mysla dopiero mad Bugiem, pra-
wynn doplywem Wisly, Tymcza--
sem Rosyanie wabili nieprzyja-
ciela pod sama stolice, a W
ostatnim momencie, gdy Mem
cy doszli prawie juz ma przedmie-
scia przysio{ki warszawskie, -
poslali przez miasto ma jego o.
brone ha brzeg levy kilka wybo-
rowych korpusow wojska odra-
zu wstrzymali dalszy napor ME-
meow, ktorzy ME spodziewajac sic
tego = poprostu ME mieli czasu
sformowac linii bojowej. Jedno--
czesnie lewego iprawego skrzy-
dla artylerya rosyjska wziefa ME
przyjaciela W ogieh tax gwaltow-
ny, IL Niemcy z miejsca cofac sic
musielispod Grodzisk Grojec,
gdzie dopiero mogli linie bojowe
rozwinac i gdzie sic wlasciwa bi-
twa stoczyla. Teraz juz Rosyanie
lava Gala walili ma Niemcow a
forsa ich byia tax potezna Il ME
przyjaciel oprzec sic ME zdolai
rozpoczawszy bitwe odwrotetn,
cofal sic juz nieustannie, W ME
ktorych zas punktach precise mu-
sial W popioch prawdziwy, W kto-
rym straty poniosl kolosalne. =
Niemcom ME dano sic opamietac !:
Rosyanie mieli koleje do dyspo-
zycyi i masy Gale wojsk slali na
linie bojowa = przemoca tez stra,
cali Niemcow pozycyi zajmowa-
nych. Odrazu Moskale przekro--
czyli Wisie W kilku punktach, a
Niemcy znalezli sic wobec caiej
naraz arrnii rosyjskiej. Ma le-
wem skrzydle znakomicie sic od-
znaczyia kawalerya rosyjska, kto-
ra odciela Niemcom odwrot ma
poinoc, tax re wszystkie ich woj-
ska W beziadzie stioczono W kie-
runku NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ma Skierniewice. Lowicz ! Rave.
Niema zadnej watplfwosci, IL po
gromione wojska niemieckie mu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Taktyka W Bitwie
nod Warszawa.

Petrograd, 96 pazdziernika. :
Dopiero teraz wychodzi ma jaw
ze zwyciestwo W bitwie pod War
szawa zawdzieczae nalezy mako
mitej taktyce W. ks. Mikofaja.-
Wodz rosyjski wprowadzii swe
woiska stale cofajac sic pred
wzmozona ofenzywa Nierncow "
Kroiestwie, a Austryak6w W Ga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
WIOCHY | TURCYA WOBEC W0JNY

Iv. Buelow ks. Ruprecht Bawar
ski.
= w walkach stoczonych o.
statnio W lasach Argonii polegi
niemiecki general Pochhammer.
Po stronie angielsk. padi w wal
ce ma pograniczu 'belgijskiem gen.
major Douglas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26
Walki " Galicyi.

( Petrograd, 26 pazdziernika. -
Wzdiuz rzeki Sanu walka wre Z
nieustanca zaciekloscia: wszel-.
kie pr0by austryackie, by rzeke
przekroczyc speiziy ma niczern, a
nadto Austryacy ogromne straty
poniesli. Ostatnie doniesienia u
trzymuja, IL spora armia austrya-
cka, kt6ra zapusciia sic ma Pod
karpacie W okolice Stryja j dalej,
zostaia pod miasteczkiem Dolina
pobita j rozproszona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-26

isza sic cofnat dalej i stawit co
Ia ME beda mogiy predzej az o.
pra sic o SLIME jakies pozycye, ta-
kie zas dopiero mad Warta uzy-
skat moga. Napor wojsk rosyj-
kich trivia dalej ME zmniejszony.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18

rne next room that ne entereu ~.s
big and wide. place Of dark colors,
nobly smutched OF time. It had been
at once library and livtng-room. A
great leather settee was drawn near
the desk and beside this stood read
ing-stand with a small china dog and
q squat bronze lamp upon 1t. In con-
trast to the orderly dining-room there
was about this chamber sense OF
untouched disorder desk-drawer
jerked halfopen. a yellowed news
paper torn across and iung into cor
ner. books tossed on desk and lounge.
and in the fireplace little heap OF
whitened ashes in which charred rag
raents told of letters and papers
burned in haste.
Suddenly he lifted his eyes. Above
the desk hung life-size portrait OF a
man. in the high soft stock and vel
vet collar Of half a century before
TIE right eye. strangely. had been cut
rom the canvas. He stood straight
ard tall. one hand holding an eager
hound in leash. his face proud ana
fiorid. his single. cold. steeibiue eye
staring down through its dusty curtain
with a certain malicious arrogance.
and his lips set in a sardonic curve
that seemed about to sneer. 1t was
for an instant as II the pictured nsure
confronted the young man who STOOD
there. mutely challenging his entrance
into that tomb-like and secret-keeping
quiet: and he gazed back as nxediy'
repealed by the craft Of the face. yet
subtly attracted. II wonder who you
WERE" he said. You were cruel.
Perhaps you were wicked. But you
were strong. too"
He returned to the outer hall to md
that tho negro had carried In his
trunk. and he babe him place 1t. with
De portmanteau. in the room ne had
3ast left. Dusk was falling.
Uncle Jefferson" said Valiant ao-
Fuptly. have you . familyf
mo. sub. Jes' me On man Of
'poman."
"Can she cookr'
Cook" The genial litter again
captured his dusky escort. when
she got de fixens, All reckn she 90
beatenes cook in his heah county.
How would you both like to live
here with me for a while? She could
cook and you could take care OF me.
Uncle Jefferson's eyes seemed TO
turn inward with mingled surprise and
introspection. He shifted from one
foot to the other. swallowed difficuitiy
several times, and said. "Ah ain NED
bah seed yo' befo', sub"
We'll havGn't soeu you ELMER
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18

anceS.
He laid it back musingly. and c:
ng a door. entered lire large room
disclosed. This had been the ..ini.
room At one end stood a crystal
knobbed mahogany sideboard. holding
glass candlesticks in the shape OF
Ionic columns--above it a quaint por-
trait Of lady in hoops and love-
curls-and ut the other end was a
huge fireplace with rust-red dogs
and furnished brass fender. All these,
with the round centipede table and
the Chippendule chairs set In order
against the walls. we're dimned and
grayed with thick powdeiing Of dust
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18
Register and Globe Democrat 81

Oats de trufe. sub. deed ct is!
Hyuh. hyuh, Whut All means ter
say is dat de OIL CONAN kahn cook
no fancy didoer like what dey eats up
Norf. She kin jes' cook de Ferginey
STYLE"
That sounds coed to me-" quoth
Valiant. I'll risk 1t. Now as to
wages"
"Ah ain speeticulous as ter de
wages" said Uncle Jefferson. "Ah
knows err gemman when All sees one"
Then it's bargain responded Va
liant with aIacrity. Can you come at
once!'
"Yas, sub, me on Daph gwineter
come ovah fus' thing IN de mawnin'.
whut yo-all gwineter do TO- yo' sup
pah!"
I'll get along" Valiant assured him
cheerfully. Here 10 ave dollars. You
can buy some food and things to
cook with, and bring them with you.
Do you think there's . stove in the
kitchen?"
"Ah reck'n." replied Uncle Jefferson.
EN- ef dar ain Daph kin cook ~
Christmas dinnah wild TO stones en- Or
tin skillet Vas. subj"
He trudsed away into the shadows.
but presently - the new master Of
Damory Court stood in the gloomy
hall, he heard the shamblhG step
again behind him. "Ah done neglect
uated ter AZ 20 name. sub. All did.
TO- Or fac"
MY name is Valiant John Va
liant"
Uncle Jsnsrson's eyes turned up
ward and rolled out Of orbit. Nah
LAwd!" he calculated soundlessly.
And with his wide lips still framed
about the last word. he backed out
Of the doorway and disappeared.
Alone in the sbbing twilight. John
Valiant found his hamper. spread .
napkin on tho broad stone steps and
tool out glass, . spoon and part Of
. loaf Of bread The thermos mask
vas filled with milk. Il was not .
splendid banquet, vt he ate It with
. grsat content a. the bulldog At his
| test gnawed bis share Of the crust.
He broke his bread into the milk a.
h bad not done since he was . child.
aAd ste the luscious pulp with keen
relish bred Of the long outdoor day.
Il was almost dark when the meal
was done and. depleted hamper in
hand, he rsentersd the empty echoing
house. He went into the library.
| lighted the great brass lamp from the
motor and began to rummage. The
drawers Of the dining-room sideboard
yielded nothing: on . shelf Of the but
lers pantry. however. was . tin box
which proved to be half full Of wax
candles. perfectly preserved.
The very thing!" he said triumph
antly. Carrying them back. he nxed
several in the glass-candlesticks and
set them. lighted, all about the sombsr
room till the soft glow flooded it,
every corner. There" he said.
that is as 1t should BE-. No big bla-
tant search-light here! And no glare
Of modern electricity would suit that
old wainscoting. either"
ia dragged the lsather settee to the
porch and by ths light of the motor
lamp busted 1t thoroughly. and wheel
ing itsback. sst n under the portrait
which had 70 attracted him. He
washed the glaas rom which he had
lined and nlIsd II at the cup of the
garden fountain. put into 1t the rose
from his hat and set It on the read
ing-stand. The small china dog
caught his eye and he picked 1t up
casually. The head came of in his
CONTINUED ON Page -
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18
KEEPS FIRE OVER NIGHT

Consumes about one pound OF
coal Per. hour. Is Gauge Wsllville
Poolished Steel Body. ons-half inch
space between body and steel liA-
ing. Massive rotary crusher grats
quinckly pulverises clinkers. Solid
triangular crate bars. Strong and
durable. Circular fire bowl upper
and lower). will not warp. lasts
longer. Crate weighs twice ~ mucl
as that In an other hot blast
heater. High dome top gives sym
metry OF appearance. Lock set"
nickel ring. no bolts or screws. re-
versible cast pipe collar. ipipe may
stand vertical or r,n straight back
to low flue. may be set up" or
taken down" In half the time nee
essary with other makes. Simplest
In construction. castles Of operation.
no dust. no dirt.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18

1 have . very attractive small
place. exceptionally we'll located IN
Missouri for exchange for irriSat-
ed farm In this valley.
Am In the market for altalfs
hay at all times. Geo, r. Wilson,
office phone Lamar 1S3. rssidsncs
Lamar $50.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18
An Arizona Man

writes that his daughter had mois Eezama two fingers
the nails off and they feared the loss O. her fingers
All remedies and al doctors failed but part Of jar Of Moist
Zensal healed the afeo perfectly and there has been
return Of the trouble Ask about Dry Zensa and Moist
Zensal Lamar Drug Co. and The Up-To-Dae Drug Co.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18

Farms and sock ranches fol
sale. Tsrns and prices risAt. r
J. N'Cafty.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-18

AAAOSAANAAA ~
GoIVNEav "a ~ Da00D-HD1e9k a
no $1,000 In q spacious nan. M noo-
tTils nHsd with a curious but not unr
pleasant aromatic odor With uhiah ~
place was strongly imprsgnated. Ths
hall ran the full length Of the baildr
1ng, md In IL center . WSde, balus-
traded double staircase led 10 uDoer
darkness. The floor. whsee his foot
prints he'd disturbed the even gray
aim OF dust, was Of nne close par
Quetry and had been gensso0aly
strewn everywhere with a miearliks
powder. He stopped and took up .
pinch in his fingers. noting that 1t
gave forth the curious spicy scent
Dim paintings in furnished frames
hung on the walls. From a niche on
the break of the stairway looked down
the face of a tall Dutch clock, and on
one side protruded huge bullying
something draped with a yellowed
linen sheet From it's shape he
guessed this to be an elk's head. Dust,
undisturbed. lay thickly on everything.
ghostly floating cobwebs crawled
across his face. and bat fitted out
of a fireplace and vanished squeak
ing over his head. With Uncle JET
ferson's help he opened the rear doors
and windows, knocked up the rusted
belts of the shutters and flung them
wide.
But for the dust and cobwebs anA
the strange odor. mingled with -
faint musty smell that psrvadss . ~
less interior, The former owner a -
house might have deserted 4 . wa
ago. On > wallraok lay two walkin0
sticks and . gold-mountsd hunting
crop. and on q great carved chest
below It had been dung an opened
book. bound in fooled leather. John
Valiant picked this % cusiously. =
was 'Luc1Ie." He noted that here
and there passages were marked with
penciisd lines-some hight and femi-
ninety delicate. some heavier. A.
though two had been reading 1t to-
rafhne. noting their individual prefer
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INDUSTRIAL UlNIOITSM.

eSVcj omIt of the A F OF l. has been forced admit that the
fighting has @ and has become
helpless capital according
himself threaten the very life u labor
mailed list this arrangement capitalist class can
West Virginia. Cojorao
lies the fact that
working They thcer-lrS
aud laugh ravoS Of isolated groups
III the wC"nscs labor and the majority
the g0power small but the enemy simply
production tor-power of the majority
the "orhoca essential but the power
any group Theory se-eviIent fact
thinking that thorough Michigan
eat te strike day Not because Would cripple copper
but because turcnS S;ppaga work would
q the entire capitalist cu>S~-hence surrender
complete understanding Of these facts and political organization
the industrial victory necessary COM
peteIE oycrbo" the top-hea(y profit SYSTEM
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After all the bunk and buncome
about Huntington being the srandeSt,
the most prosperous. the best govern
eel city in the universe, we are con-
fronted with such financial deficit
that that our business ldminiStra-
ton" is without funds to Pay the police
force. A statement Of financial intake
and ollgo would make interesting
reading riehn now, bnl business adj
ministratnns are above consulting
their constituents.
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COminel SUNDAYS World-Famous

Coming Sundays World-Famous
One Circle Show and Congress OF
Clowns is billed TO shed lis EffuISen,
and Glorious Rays in Huntington soon.
rain or shine! Don't fail to see tie
versatile man-monkey in his marvel
Gus and quick-chan9e acrobatic, CON
tortioniSt ami balancing performances.
Positively the. only exhibition OF its
kind in all the world! 4 strictly moral
show. Nothing said or done to offend
the most fastidious. Remember the
DAY. Remember the Date! Come
one! Come all!
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EGS Ga! =

One five horse poWer gas engine 81
q bargain; can be saen in operation
at The Star Office every day. We
propose to install individual motors
for our different printing machines
and will dispose Of The engine at a
fraction Of It's real value Gall at
The Star Office or phone So 10: par
ticulars.
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>,c!1i;SG meeting ut Workers Hall
every Sunday afternoon 1T 2:30 .. II.
The COMRADES are looking for you,
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Haze you pad Jour ,iiIeS this month?
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