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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
JUDGES.

Buckeystown, District No. l, Precinct l.
j. Calvin Hoffman, Charles H.
Mosburg.
Buckeystown, District No /, Precinct Q
Thomas E. Edwards, Meredith
d. Copeland
Frederick, District No 2, Precinct 1-Hor-
ace E. Cntsail, Charles Kreh.
Frederick, District No. 2, Precinct .
George w. Chambers, William
III. Brengle.
Frederick, District No. 2 Precinct s.
Richard Storm, Benton Ii. Kno-
die
Frederick, District No. 2, Precinct A.
Edw. B. James, Rudolph Neid-
hart.
Frederick, District No. 2, Precinct 81.
w. Myers, L. W. Abrecht.
Frederick District No. 2, Precinct G.
Charles L. Stokes, Charles F.
Shipley.
Frederick, District No. 2, Precinct Z
James M. Gilbert, William II.
Lebhertz.
Frederick, District No. 2, Precinct s.
Philip F. Dutrow, Jesse Lips
comb.
Middletown, District No. 3-Charles H.
Butts, DeWittsC. Grove.
Creagerstown, District No. 4-Harry Mil
Ter, H. B. Ogle.
Emmittsburg, District No. s. Precinct L
John S. Agnew, John H. Rosen.
steel of James.
Emmitsburg, District No. 5, Precinct .
H Morris Chilean, George w.
Warthen.
CatOctin, District No 6-Adam B. Martin.
Jesse J. Kelbaugh.
Urbana, District No. 7, Precinct 1--Chas.
Z. Duderar, Edward waste.
Urbana, District No Z, Precinct 2-Lycur-
gus L. Warfeld, VIM Funk.
Liberty, District No. S-John Fl. Albaugh,
William j. Riordan.
New Market, District No. g. Precinct L
George w. Taylor, Frank n
Maynard.
New Market, District No. 8, Precinct Q
Jacob M. Shawbaker, Jesse G.
Wordsworth
Hauvers, District No. 10, Precinct Earl
Eby, Samuel West
Hauvers, District No. 10@Precinct 2-Al-
burtus Toms Earl Brown
WoodsbOro, District No. II, Precinct /
Arthur Haugh, Claude A. Eich-
elberger.
WoOdsboro, District No. IL, Precinct Q
Parma L. Feister, George Baxter
Smith
Petersyille, District No. 12-Lloyd D.
Roelkey Clinton w. Shaft
Mt Pleasant, District No. 13-Wilbert E.
Cronise, Lafayette W. Carpen-
ter.
Jefferson, District No. 14-Paul Y. Cutler,
frederick ]. Stockman.
Mechanicstown, District No Is, Precinct
e. L. Root, George Bussard.
Mechanicstown, District No. Is, Precinct 2
William u. Wilhide, J. How
>. ard Creager.
Jackson, District No. 16-Lloyd M. Koogle,
Charles Ford.
louisville, District No. 17--George L. Pet
ers, Roy Harp
Woodville, District No. 18-Gurney Moles-
worth, Joseph Kreimer
Linganore, District No. 19-John d. Sna-
der, Frank p Brennesin.
Lewistown, District No. 2O-Jacob H.
Baer, Eli D. Bowers
Tuscarora, District No. 21-William H.
Moore, John P. Angleberger.
Burkittsville, District No. 22--Charles M.
Huffer, John H. Ahalt.
Ballenger District No. 23-Maurice H.
Rhoderick, Russell Hargett.
Braddock, District No. 24-Charles L
Miss, William G. Smith.
Brunswick, District No. %, Precinct l.
William Snauffer, s. T. Hogan.
Brunswick, District No. 25, Precinct Q
Peter Nicodemus, Thomas J.
Burke.
Walkersville, District No. 26-J. H. Stauf-
fer, Charles H. Crawford.
By order
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
GASSAWAY,

GASSAWAY.
Alexander A. GrsSawav died August 2
al his home near Jamestown, Montgom-
cry county. from heart disease, aged IS
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
BOTELER.

Silas Boteler died at his late residence
on Patrick street Sunday. He was the
son of Henry and Anne Rebecca Boteler,
of this city, and was born September IS,
IS1S.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
HUBBARD.

Emory Hubbard. an aged peddler, who
is we'll known in this CITY. died on Satur-
day at the home of T. F. Grossnickle at
Myersvlle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
BUSSARD.

Mrs. Catherine Rebecca Bussard, wife
of Samuel ID Bussard, and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Summers. of Myers
vile. died August at her home in Mid
dletown. She was in her 4Sth year.
KEFAUVER.
George H. Keiauver, a retired farmer
Was found dead in his bed early Monday
morning on the farm where he resides
with his son. Alva E. Kefauver, OF Ling
anore. The deceased was IS years of
aye.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The 1914 levy for State and County taxes
has been made and the following discount
is allowed on State taxes:
JULY AND AUGUST, FIVE PER CENT.
SEPTEMBER, FOUR PER CENT.
OCTOBER, THREE PER CENT.
The County Commissioners will soon
audit my books and all persons owing
taxes for the years 1912 and 1913 are asked
to make immediate payment, otherwise
will have to proceed to collect by distraint.
Respectfully,
FREDERICK w. CRAMER,
july17-4t County Treasurer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-07

VRUSTEES' PUBLIC SALE OF VAL
l. UABLE REAL ESTATE BETWEEN
NEW MARKET AND MONROVIA.
FREDERICK COUNTY, MD. THE
PROPERTY OF ANNA w. HUGHES.
DECEASED.
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pred obzalobami, jez jsou proti
MIN vysIovovdny v cizich ncu-
trhInich zcmich, Ncjsme povmni
nikomu podayati vysvetIeni.
Nepotfcbujeme nic ospraycdI-
Iovati a ME vymIouvati. kaady
at .jakykoliv Gin, provedeny nasl-
mi vojsky "a tim ncelem, ably ne
pfitel hyl zastrasen, poraaen a mi
cen, jest Ginem hrdinskym, do
brym n sprayedlivym.
Ncma to slnyslu, abychom Sc
starali o kritlky, pronasent o mas
v jinych zemich. Ro2hodnG pax
nam nic ne2alezi ma min6ni ci,
t6ni obyvatelstva V zemich ncu
tralnich. N6mecko samo jest nel.
yysSim soudcem svG meth0dy, jel
Y dob6 valeGnt musi hyt diktoya.
na cel6mu sv6tu.
Naprosto ME nezalezi ma tom
kdyz vSechny pomniky, jea kdy
byly postaveny, vsechny obrazy
jcz kdy byly namalovany a ySe
chuy hudovy, jez kdy byly Wy
Itvofeny ncjy6tsimi architekty svo
Ia, budou miceny, jen kdyl tin
N6mecko WittM mad svyml ne
Irrately, ktcri Sc zapriSahl NAY
Izmtiti Y dobe miru bychom bra
! Ii ohled ma takovt vecl, ale "a
~, pfitomutm nrztracimc pro nj
aml sloya litostI, AMI iedint my
sInky Valka jest valka mus
| vi vedcua hezohlcdn6
Neiprostsi ncjosklvtjSi ka
mou postayrny ma hroh ntmeckt
bo granatuika jest slawcjSim ,
tctyhodutisim pomHikem, nel ySr
lruuN evropskt kathedraly dohro
lmady,
Naziyali mas harhary Go nj
toua rohrdamy itmi a lrileb na
| llavkaml. 60 So niue tlde, don
fdu. lr y ttto valee isme 81 "a
slouIill titulu harhatl. 81 At let
lluntraul uarolav@ a uast nepra
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Mrtvi jsou spalovani.

u Brussclu oznamuje sc ne dnc
II. listopadu; PoGet n6mecItych
yojakn rantnych nelzo zjstltl. ---
Vlaky, oznatovanG jako hrbitov-
nj, pine mrtyoI, jsou sem neustdle
cd fronty dopravovany. x usnad-
n6ni doprayy jsou yady ctyri
mrtvoly svazany dohromady.
Jsou zde lined spaIov&ny We
zvlastnich, k tomu zfizcnych pc
cich.
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Rusov6 dobyli rozhodn6ho vitez
gtyi.


stW,
Petrobradsk$ doplsoyatel pa
rizskGho Matinu' zasIal yGera
lomuto Gasoplsu n6sIedujici zpra
WI;
RusoyG kdyz byIi zarazlll ne
meck0u Offensiyu pa Plock.Lec
zycn front6, ziskaIi ma tG str0n(
HkvGlt, rozhodnt yitGzstW. Nepfi
tel, ktcr} utrp6l t6zkG ztrAty, pr
cha nejvdtN rychIosti k meme
ck}m hranicim. CcIy joden ne
mecky pIuk ~ vidal vit6zdm.
RusoyG cnergicky pronhslcdu
j nepritele.
"RusovG royn6z rAznG 1toGi ma
Censtochoyh- -krakoy linil. Tentt
den zdA ~ znamenati jednu 4 ncj
dtilezit6isich, II mad ro2h0dnScl
fdzi valky."
Jdshnf N6mcI mad "pordakon
Rusd n velikym vit6zstvim gene
rala IIindcnburga, vrchniho veil
tele na vychodnim bojisti, nemelc
dIouheho tryani. V pond6li bylt
totiz oznameno Bcrlina, ~ roz
hodnutf bityy v Rusk6m Polslst
odIozeno" nhsledkem objeyen
Ne slime ruskG posily. kdyz tohl
doznayaji v BerIind, jest skoro j
sto, H. druh} 1tok Nemch ma Var
sayu, kde hodIali pfezlmoyatl, sc
tkal So = nezdarem. Valecnt Ste
vi V bitve meM rekami Vartou
Vislou kloni Nc ma stranu Rusn ~-
90 toto piseme - IL tfeba !zc nedo
byli dosud rozhodnGho yitezstvi
jak ozndmily zvldstni depese Z Pe
trohradu do Parize, zda St, zc no
" postup Nemcn neJenom byl "a
razcn, ale 10 jim hrozi katastrota
VeIkoknize MikulaA, vrchnl We
litel ruskych vojsk, po diva dny
oznamoyal tdsteGne 6sptehy v te
10 veIikt bitye v pondeh veceI
u6meck} gencralni stab donucel
byl dolnatl nczdar a zklamani "
s,lch uad6jich, Haroven ySal
ob9 strany dosud doutaji We vlteh
stW Y ttto hity6, jez nepoehybn'
hude miti yeliky vllv ma ocloI
dalsi kampan na yyehoduim hoIt
stl, ba uu eelou valku,
N6meekt tasoplsy loste Y pom
d6li rano psaly q rtlskem ostup1
na eelt tatc pres Ia skuteenos'
lc Rusoyt stale postupoyall y liza
litl odralili rakousko nemeeke Il
toky pred krakoyeu mail dr.
1rui tna6nou east uemeckeho ute
mi VA VNehodnim rruskn u tafa
lilt postup eenrrala llndenhur
SEA. rrprve yeeer, kdya yydan'
ufadni fprAya ecueralnim slabcn
nueeny hyly dnznati, A. llelB 81
tuaei haryaeh pfills rotaNyeh
Y Rusku ysude pteylada preaved
teui. H. hitya meal fekaml Narte'
q Vision skou5i yile1siNm prs
earskt shrant, uehot prs uoyhi
tuta kraitm syelll si SvleuAnla'
Nlknlas nn fodhoslaon hllNu
Nseeka / tnmu gill pflpfavsl
\ pundell doala a hlteNui tFen
/, do pplrahrudu spolvhlNA flaa
"a. h. dya aplnt pluky nemeek'
hylx taiat,, vea sAm ear otnau'
taueuln soiakam. kdsA - "a
tAttt,i y upmneWle, Epslle tRFake
ha aAls
I.antl,psktm "itmea Aaslan0
l'ptrohfaln uaslvslullai fVFata
tn1akAtant kiishaiNt y hllN'
mra fpkam, Ntsiau a Nafluu .
patArtuig seukFvn, lsl slslseA' 'il'
Nsltka ttlt.a nvpfAlelaAA h'la n
hlleeaa aaiala hltae l.oe'ste J
r8kttreh pflpelgyh pepfllrl ela'
a,l atla nAsbAsA = wax y "
psFAf lllpslenh,ts lNiNuA lg~lal0
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Zdn6 znaGnejM zm6ny zpadnim bosh behem mnu6ho W
dne Deostfelba neusao udrzoyana alc nasedkem Spat
neho poGas panova zakopeCh pomGrny kid Nemci zra
till dve yaletnG lodi Raousk6 1fadn zpravy oznamovay
velkG Gsptchy jznim boh COZ vyvrdceno jest Gadni
zprayou Tbskou. - Btvy Cern6m Nor, Arabi Egyp
tG - Vek6 ztraty vSech boju jcch armdd
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ndmccka poruseni zdkond II vi,
leGnych prdV podala noyou zpra-
WI, je4 byIa We Gtyrtek uyerejnt-
ma. Liz Sc Y nj krveprolitf u Ia
mines, yrazd6ni " Dinantu jeh0
spaIcni 2loGlny V provincii bel
gickGho Lucemburku. We zpray6
se pravi, ze We vesnici Tamines
N6mci zaStfelili pres $50 osob, 400
az $50 shromazd6no jich bylo
pred ycsnickym kostelem. kdyA
ttriIcni tGchto obtanu puSkami
Slo N6mcGm pomaIu, ddstojnici
dali ptivGsti strojovG pusky t.
mi je striIeIi. ri, ktefi takto ne
padli, byIi probodnuti bodakem.
V Dinantu N6mci povrazdili pres
700 obyyatelG. S4 nich bylo "a
strcIeuo ma namGsti { so jinych IA
kosteIem, \ n6hoz je nemeGti voja-
ci vyhnali. Iprdva dale pravi, 10
pres 1000 lidi N6mci povrazdili v
provincii belgicktho Lucembur-
IEa
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Brainard, Neb., Ultra, ve ctvrtek,
26. listopadu, M den dikdcineni
pfednasku pofadat.

KrajanG, nodejto NJ za hAdn6
podminky tuto vzAcnou pfilozitost
ujfti u dostayte sc k pfednAsce
vsichni do jednoho. PodIe zpray,
ktcrG ms dosIy h Howell, Neb,
sin byIa do posledniho mista ma
plnGna, Y Clarkson navsttva byIa
TAX obrovskd, he prostornA sin ne
mohIa vsecky Gcastniky ami po-
jmoud, cemuz byIo TAX We Wag.
per, Tyndall n Tabofe, so. Oak.
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Dye nemeoke valeene lodi
znioeny,

Ned6Ie d pondtlek hyly ne
.taslnlm pro uelueeke valrent
IodAtyo, uehot htrallln lednoho
torptdoborep, = ~, lcd,n pad
uafaky tln, l'rNp6lsl sra1ll =,
paluikun Anglelanc baltic
/ tm mort prett talstrrho syed
ska kdealo poslmofskN elon
/ II, polopen hyl y pondel1 hrl
|ttykm stvaAueu leli hlite pehFs q
sknlaka. nrty patem nahoslil ~
/ lomu hrtliekS lorpfdehefse
Garry, kterY taehraull Irl dostol
nlky lfiadyaeet tleeu muaslNa
tak H. ieaom lylen aahynul
a oaudu muAsIfa lorpeslnhafe,
$ - IS tpraNl Fcaebatelt l,l'
i,lue pousg dsa Ramgeli ua'A0t
|niel hsll saghfanepl poa,lti' Ae
intel, "a ulri,au5 rAnN kdsale 9
slain, ulunat tlp laf setAtaa
mutayNa 1ltaiteshp asi sN'lvsAl
tleph. h,lA saehtautna lNena ne
mvgk ml lnips,les al empt 81
"a p,aau ptl.l,sehals
Move asmssAs ArdlM.s'
llVtssr aaNlana Nttfe : lvtF9
hfasla llaNasese assnlAgF pFeNl
ENeall elslFlsns sslg ! llbAs,
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tcIG ncustlle zyatlaji na prazdno,
jako st6bctajici vrabci. At jen vi
poyidaji 0 kathcdralc remessk6 a
o y5ech kosteIich n zdmcich W
Frnncii, ktcrt sdileji svdj osud. ---
Takov6 y6ci mas nezajinajL Ma
H. yojsko musi zvit6ziti Oc jine-
I0 80 nam jednd2"
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Bombardovanim anglickych To-
di pobito 1,700 Nemch.

Pred tydnem, sd6mje dopisova-
tel "Daily Mall \ Dunkirku,
N6mci oznamovali, ze palba h an
gIick}ch yaIeGnych lodi usetrlla
ty domy II Severniho more v
MiddeIkerke, nicha sc n6meck6
vojsko ubytovalo. DUstojnici an
glickych yalecnych lodi Sc to do
v6d6li zaGali hned tyto domy
bombardovati soutasn6 p6ti To-
di. Itraty N6mcG byIy velike. ----
Jen mrtvych odhaduje Sc ma 100
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Porazka Turkh.

Uredni valeGna tiskova kance-
lar angicka uverejnila We ctvrteIf
naslcdujici sd6leni velitele angli-
ckGho vojska operujiciho V okoli
leky Shat-eI-Arab ma zalivu
persk6m.
"Dne II. listopadu bylo asl H.
500 mum Gitajici oddGleni neprd-
telsk6ho vojska opevn6n6ho po-
staveni vyhndno. Hmocnlli jsme
Sc mnoha zajatych a ukoristili Z
della, zarizcni taborovG, jakoA
2nacnt zdsoby streliva.
NaSe ztrdty obndScji dnstojni-
ri: tri mrtvi IL Is ranenych muA
stvo: IS mrtv%ch "A asi 300 rane
nVch. "
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Ncmci zajali pry varSavsk6ho gu
vernGra s ieho stabem.

Mezl ruskymi zajatci, kteri pa
dli V bitY6 u WlocIawku NGmchm
DO rukou, nalGza 81 take yojen.
sky guyern6r Varsayy y celym
sy9m stdbem, jak oznomuje do
sud 1rcdn6 ocpotyrzena depese
Rcuteroyy agentury Y Amstero-
damu ma zaklad6 sdGIeni \ I}erli-
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Ne posily noyyml reserynini sbo-
ny, pokud Ne o offensiW na jlnfn
mist6 na poIsk}cb hranIcieb. "
AdkoIi Ndmci mail pred sebon
ohromnou GIohu ma yychod6, pri-
praw1ji So pry k zabdjcni noyfho
Gtocntho bnuti ma zdpadnim boji.
.6ti. Kde ma TO b}ii, jest oyscm
2nGm0 jcnOm n6mcck6mu general
ninu M6bu, ale nepOchybnG uGi.
men bude noyy pokus prodrati se
k francolzskGmu pobfczi n snad
sou6nsn6 sc pokusi prora2iti fa-
dou francouzsk}ch peynoNi Y o.
blasti ArgonskGhO lcsa. Y Meme,
ckt ~ nctaji tim, ze dobyti
rrancouzskfho pfisiayniho m6sta
Calais bylo by prvnim Gldnkem Y
fct6zu pan gcrmdnskych pl6nG n
proto ncni u nebudc pr% sctfcno
zadngch ob6ti.
V poslednich dnech NGmc BON.
bar,loyali zufiv6 mGsto Ypres W
FIandersku, kde znitili kathedrd
lu iint pamdtnt stavby, Solssonr
ndoli feky Aine a Remes a "a
royrn podnikli n6kolik Gtokh o.
hlasti Argonsk6ho lesa. t'rancou
zovt tvrdi, ze vseclSy tyto Gtoky
posIedn6 zmin6nG krnjin6 byIy
odrazcny, kdcato N6mcI pravi, IL
ziskavaji stale pudy.
Angllckd valeGn6 lodstvo BON.
hardovalo n6meckt posicc ma po
hreI a zpnsobiIo Jim vcIkt sko
DIV.
Turecko oznamuje vitczstvi no
kavkaze mad Rusy a mad I}rity y
Egypt6, ale zpravdm tenn sch6a
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Ruska arn...!a Op8t vIt6zn0u.

Byla stupu ncmockou offenyou ay6ak
nym protiGtokem poraza nepfee hayu mcz fekami VI
slou Varou.
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.hdeluJl, ~ NGlllcl hhlhJlll utuhe
bombardovdni mGsta, kter6 byIo
obzvlasr mifeno proti ncjvice ote-
yfcn6 a lidnatt cast mGsta. Vel.
kf mnozstvi nevinnych osob, 2c'
imGna zen dGti, bylo poblto. "
Japan hotov pIl millionovou
armadou.
Arthur Diosy, zakIadatcl ia.
panskc spolcGnostl Londyne II
autorita anglo o-japanskych "a
Iezitostech. prohIasiI Y pondell
"XdaIi Jest to nuino rozmnozl-
ii vojska spojencu v Evrope, ia
panel jsou ochotnl II hotovl po-
skytnoutl okamzitt velikoI', podi.
vuhodn6 vyprayenou a NySoeo
vycvitcnou armadu, Slbli'ska
draha a vclk6 mozstvl japan
skych parnikd mohou snadno pre-
,tzti pul millionu mu%n We dvou
m6sicich, "
Nemci doxnavajl, 20 jsou barbary'
Ntmccki gencralmaJor Nor
Disfurth uyerejnll tyto dny y
Hamburger Naehrlohten ella.
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Cernohorci pora&eni.

Marconi Wireless Co. ohdrzela
yc stredu ycGer \ ierIina nasle-
duiici iiSkrovou depeSi
"po tridennich bojich Rakusa
n porazill Ccrnohorcr Y okolj
Frahovaru. Srbovt Soustredlh ri
diviSr vojSka v opevn6nem posta
veni iizn6 od RGlehratu.
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NoVINARSKE DEPESE SDELUJf ZE NEMCI o PREKoT PR.
CHAJ1 X PRUSKYM HRAEICtM. VELKE VfTEZBTVf
MUzE MfTT RoZHoDUJtcf vLIv MA KAMPAN MA w
CH0DE A MA CELOU VALKU
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Anglie pnidila Recku $4,000, 900,

noplsoyatel Exchange Tele.
graph Go, v Atheuach onamuJr,
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dou olnamrno prodlouleni lhutS
ma luplacrm Ss,0o0,00O angliekt
Wade "a valeout lodi teekt, sta.
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rrodlouieni ttto lhuty Jest vlast
uS vyrosumlvano jake pujtka,
Nemei vraadih pry obcany strojo
vymi puskami,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-25

Pray6 jsme obdrzeli TELEGRAPH
ckou w6sC, sdelujiei, he p. u. st.
Vraz, oblibeDy nd6 eestoyatcI, kite.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-25
Nemecky narod zboznuje Vilema.

Jisty diplomaticky zdstupce ne
utralni zcm6, jenz prav6 pribyl do
Parize Z Berlina, sdGluje, ze zboz-
novani cisafe n6meckym narodem
obraci sc V pravy fanatismus. Ci-
sar po navratu y fronty Jezdiva
v automobilu ulicemi, pfi Gemz o.
brovsk6 davy lidu sc shromazdu-
j. Priced cisafuv oznamovdn
jest fanfarami ma polnice. wi
del jsem tisice muzi II zen vrhati
Sc ma dldzd6ni rukama sepjaty-
ma hlavami sklon6nymi jako
modlitbach, II v t6to posici zusta-
| H. oz cisaruv viz prejel," " vypra'
vel diplomat. "JeSte napadn6jsl
!c ySak vzczreni cisarovo. jest
pouh}m stinem svtho drivejsiho
zjeyu, Jeho vlas jest Sedivy, obi
6cj sama vraska, dolni ret jest svi'
sly, Il pod ocima ma nadory, ma
sy3dtultci o bezesn}ch nocich, jez
strayiI, SaMtuje, kdyz dav jei
pozdrNwjc, ale nikdy Sc neusm6-
ip. Sedi ztruulc vzprimeny yc
SVEN yozc, hlede uprcu6 do prazd.
Ina, iako kdyhy yid6l straSIiyou
| kutastrou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-25
Novy lex ma zastaven krvaoenl.

Professor Theodor kocher Rer.
nu, iedeu Z ueiy6hlasuejsieh ope-
rater0 sytta, iruz roku 1912 Wy
mameuan hyl Nohelovou eenou
"a neivttSi vymolenosti V ohoFu
chirurgle, spoletnt Sc syym asi-
steptem drem, A, Foneem, yyna
heal prostfedek, kterym skoro @.
.kamlit6 Sc da zaslavti kryaeeui
setut ueho strelut rany. Tato
.noya pfiprayka hyla na6yana
!" koagulenem
ffiprayka tato Jest We stayu
.praskoytW a robpustl se pfed po
.uiitm We vode, Nyualetce yano,
val sy0j ahiey valteim armadAm
a taslal ia take yylikt mneAstyi
keagultuu iak u3meekt tai fran
.eouaakt armadt
lakasklmt odhefnfmi krahS
.tyl tpnte ahiey uytan : vellkIm
aadapphn, pop5yadA Nysledky 10
.sWlvnu isou dalrke@ahlt, ie1to
.proalfelku tobo m0te hSti poaAi
tp ugesl1eptml usohamt buf 80
lAkpn satuplp,m nebp lebe kama
Faslpm a Iak ivst ilsln 4e mNAe
.hlli saehetAuo na lhlge tiyela
tantutgh NaiAk0, kleg. ilNak "a
sly,lkem selAa atraIN kFsv sal
.ralt
taiu tF'sst VASE - ss ' IA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-22
TAX NOTICE.
County Treasurer's Office


The books for the collection of State
and county tax will be open from Oc-
tober 18th to December 31st, 1914.
Those who prefer to do so can pay
in January, 1915, with 1 per cent;
those VINO prefer to pay in February,
1915, can do so by adding 2 per cent;
those who prefer paying from March
1st to March Is, 1915, can do so by
adding per cent; after March 10,
1915. the books will be closed.
N. B. Taxpayers owning property
in more than one township or special
school district will please inform me
when paying or writing for the amount
Of his or her tax. This is very lmpor
tant, there being so many special
school districts.
Those who wish to pay by the 3lst
Of December, 1914, and do not care
to come to the Office, will please write
for the amount not later than Decem-
ber 25, 1914. After that time am too
busy to answer letters promptly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-22
"HELLO GIRL ON THE JOB
Telephone Operator Calls Policeman
in Time.

Sapulpo, Okla, Dec 1S.-Kate Muir
Jelle, a telephone operator at Mounds,
seven miles south of mere, was at the
switchboard today when an annuncla-
tor dropped. Miss Nurvelle plugged II
and called Number, please There
was no answer and she started to
disconnect, when she heard woman
voice say:
Don't. I'll tell you where it is"
Alarmed, Miss Nurvelle called the
police, who went to the nome Of Free
Allen, a harware dealer, and found q
negro ohocking Mrs. Allen because she
would not tell him wnere she kept
her money.
In her struggle she had pulled down
the telephone receiver. The negro
was captured.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-22
War BEAM IN WEST
TREMBLING Evenly
NEWS OF THE EAST STILL CON.
FLICTING
Each Side Finds Cause for Rejoicing
in FrancO-Belgian Arena.

In the offensive operations OF the
allies in the western war arena IN :
teresting features are tie loss IN the
neighborhood of Nuve Chapelle OF
several of the trenches recently cap
tured by the British and an advance
by the East Indians toward Richie
bourg IAvouve, as reported in the
latest French official communication.
Shis statement also indicates that the
Germans have not been lacking in the
offensive. 1t records, in addition, the
annjhilation of a German column at
Lhons.
In the east the situation is still in
doubt. According to the official state
ment from Petrograd, the Germans
have been repulsed in an attempt to
cross to the right bank of the Vistula
river in Poland and fighting in the
Bzura river district is developing. Re-
garding the victory which Germany
was reported to nave won in Poland.
Berlin remains silent.
Austria claims important successes
III the battle of Limanowa in Galicia,
where 26,COO Russians are said to
have fallen into their hands.
A Berlin dispatch says that En-
peror William has paid visit to the
wounded soldiers in the hospital at
Potsdam which would indicate the
emperor's recovery from his illness,
tae nature of which has not been def
initely known.
A late dispatch, from Posen gives
an official report from army head
quarters OF the east that Marshal Won
Hindenburg's army captured Lowlcz
Friday after heavy fighting for several
days, thus compelling further retire
ment of the Russian lines.
The king of Norway, Denmark and
Sweden, having held conference at
Malmoe on the subject of an agree
nent to safeguard their interests from
the European war, have returned to
their capitals.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-22

Forty men Of the German cruiser
Emden We're ashore on the Cocos Is
land when their vessel was oVertaken
and sunk by the Sydney. Under com
mand of Lieut. Meucke they com
iary cruiser Empress of Japan haC
A dispatch from Manila December II
said they later captured collier on
which they mounted two Maxim guns
evidently brought with them on the
Emden, and began raiding commerce
in the Pacific
This report came through officers
of the British steamer Malacca which
arrived al Jolo. 1t has not been con
firmed from any official quarter
Where they captured this collier has
not been divulged. The ;Malacca fear
ing that she would be oYerhauled BY
this collier made her way into Jole
without showing lights. This would
indicate that the collier has been
operating in the Pacific, not far from
the Philippine islands.
Announced in Parts.
The ministry of the marine an
nounced today that dae British auxil-
iary cruiser Empires of Japan rad
captured the collier EN:o1d, having
On board three officers and 40 men
from the German cruiser Emden, sunk
November 10 by the Australian c. aiseI
Sydney. These are the 40 men who
escaped to Cocos island and subse'
auently sailed away IN comman-
deered schooner.